Enhancing The Cachet Of High-End Residences, By Design
A number of factors help define luxury high-rise living for today’s most discerning buyers. Location within a moneyed, walkable and highly-coveted enclave may be most important.
The Luxury Building That Could Create a Hot New Miami Neighborhood
Boxy, nondescript condo towers—each around 20 stories high—and parking structures line a wide, uncrowded boulevard ten miles up the road from Miami Beach. Aside from the palms peppering the avenue and the white sand beaches just beyond, this strip of Hallandale Beach, Florida, feels more like a generic semi-urban sprawl than the sexy metro area within striking distance.
Leading Architects’ Best Pro-Bono Projects Opening in 2019 | Architectural Digest
“We believe taking on projects that are rooted in ethical values is a great opportunity to create good design,” says Gregory Melitonov, cofounder of Taller KEN, a New York City and Guatemala City architecture firm that is designing a Cambodian school pro bono for a nongovernmental organization.
Richard Meier Reimagines the World’s Most Iconic Private Club
Miami’s skyline is full of glass and white-metal minimalism, but only one property is attached to the genre’s greatest living master, Richard Meier. The white-haired octogenarian christened Four Seasons Hotel and Residences at The Surf Club, his first large-scale project in Florida, on March 10 (but you’ll have to wait until March 27 to stay).
