en.Wedoany.com Reported - Foster + Partners has unveiled the design for a 75-story residential tower in downtown Miami, named 619 Brickell Avenue. The project will feature 296 luxury residences, each offering views of Biscayne Bay.

The slender Art Deco-style tower is located on a prime waterfront site in the heart of Miami's financial district, adjacent to the historic Brickell Park. In recent years, the area has significantly transformed into a high-end residential hub, with other tower projects under development nearby, including the 100-story Waldorf Astoria Miami Residences designed by Sieger Suarez Smith Architects and Carlos Ott.

Foster + Partners' design features a distinctive twisted form, which the firm says is intended to respond to the site's waterfront location and maximize natural light entering the residences within the building. The tower is divided into five main volumes separated by ribbon balconies, each containing different residential uses, including duplex penthouses, townhouses, and "sky villas."

At the base of the building, there is an elevated drop-off area for residences and a podium level housing a Nobu bar and restaurant overlooking the water. The rooftop features gardens, a swimming pool, and courts for paddle and pickleball. The tower will also include a wellness spa, outdoor lounges, and a fitness center with bay views.

Rob Harrison, Senior Partner at Foster + Partners, stated that the project "will create a world-class residential destination in one of Miami's most dynamic neighborhoods." Foster + Partners is also involved in other projects in Miami, including The Alton, a six-story mixed-use block in Miami Beach that houses shops, residences, and offices.

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