Aria Development Group, Largo, and Place Projects have announced the official groundbreaking of 2200 Brickell, a luxury 5-story residential development at 2200 Brickell Avenue in the heart of Miami’s Brickell neighborhood. Designed by Revuelta Architecture International, with interiors by the award-winning team at ODA New York, this building will offer 105 condominiums and garden villas. These range from one to four bedrooms and span 1,200 to 2,100 square feet. Ortega Construction Company is the general contractor, with completion slated for 2026.
“2200 Brickell is perfectly positioned to welcome residents into one of Miami’s most dynamic and sought after neighborhoods,” said David Arditi, principal and co-founder of Aria Development Group. “Brickell is the thriving business capital of Miami and offers the best of city living as the home to world-class brands as well as top restaurants, luxury shopping, and nightlife. 2200 Brickell’s prime location provides a balance between the city center in Brickell and the tranquility of nearby Key Biscayne and Coconut Grove.”
Credit: 2200 Brickell.
“2200 Brickell is excited to offer residents an incomparable living experience that optimizes their health, happiness, and overall well-being, with its impressive array of amenities and wellness-focused features at the forefront of this commitment,” said Nick Werner, founder of Largo. “We wanted to give residents the ability to curate their ideal lifestyle. Whether they want to be active in our world-class indoor fitness center or enjoy a workout at the rooftop fitness area, have friends over in the bike lounge before a ride to Key Biscayne, or play pickleball, 2200 will provide it all at their fingertips. After some physical activity, they can walk into the heart of Brickell to explore the best of Miami’s restaurants and bars.”
The residences at 2200 Brickell have been meticulously designed to enhance residents’ quality of life through a harmonious blend of organic and geometric designs. Additionally, the building is crafted to be WELL Certified, adhering to the WELL Building Standard™. This standard aims to ensure the health and wellness of occupants by focusing on creating a positive human experience around ten core concepts, including light, movement, nourishment, materials, mind, and community.
Credit: 2200 Brickell.
Credit: 2200 Brickell.
“The groundbreaking of 2200 Brickell is a major accomplishment for our team and brings us closer to realizing our vision of a serene retreat within Miami’s bustling urban center,” said Joe Furst, founder and managing principal of Place Projects. “Our team has worked diligently to deliver an elevated living concept that reflects the rise of Miami as a world-class destination with the Brickell neighborhood as one of the country’s preeminent business hubs.”
2200 Brickell will boast a suite of amenities, including a one-acre rooftop sanctuary that presents a sunlit landscape brimming with high-level amenities. The unique rooftop area will feature a resort-style pool, an outdoor spa with poolside cabanas, a pickleball court, a summer kitchen with ample seating, an open-air fitness space curated by Homage Fitness, and a children’s play zone conceptualized by Silver Hill Arts, complemented by a quarter-mile walking path.
Credit: 2200 Brickell.
Credit: 2200 Brickell.
Additional conveniences will include a bicycle lounge with storage, an expertly designed fitness center, a wellness lounge with treatment rooms and a sauna, remote work suites with a conference room, and a social resident lounge. There will also be Luxer One automated parcel storage with a no-contact digital package system, including refrigeration, a 24-hour attended lobby, on-site valet, EV charging stations, and sheltered porte-cochère entry. Residents benefit from above-ground parking with direct home access, ensuring convenience and luxury living.
Residences at 2200 Brickell are priced from $1.2 million. OneWorld Properties is the exclusive brokerage.
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This developer cut 4 old trees ( at least 40 years old ) from the side walk on Brickell Ave .
No respect for the neighbors ,
Or regards of Nature
I am guessing was the developer ! And not the city , will like an explanation, I hope they don’t plant Palm trees , and plant back the same type of tree they took out