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DAME ZAHA HADID (1950 – 2016)

HER LEGACY LIVES ON Regarded as one of the greatest and most influential architects of our time, the Iraqi-British visionary Zaha Hadid was born in 1950 and demonstrated extraordinary ability in the merger of art and architecture until her passing in 2016. Her unique voice, intimate disregard for gravity, warmth and symbols of humanity allowed her to work on large-scale projects all around the globe, from Istanbul to Wolfsburg, Doha to Azerbaijan, Tokyo and Miami.

“YOU HAVE TO REALLY BELIEVE NOT ONLY IN YOURSELF; YOU HAVE TO BELIEVE THAT THE WORLD IS ACTUALLY WORTH YOUR SACRIFICES.” -ZAHA HADID-

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MAKING MIAMI Developer Jeffrey Soffer reveals his latest project: Turnberry Ocean Club Residences in Sunny Isles Beach. By Jon Warech

RIO RISING In honor of this summer's Olympic Games, a look at some of the architecture that shapes majestic Rio de Janeiro. By Suzanne Gannon

ASIAN TRANQUILITY The new Aman resort in southwestern Japan is a modern retreat for an ancient wellness ritual. By Gisela Williams

ON TREND Delicate fabrics, prints, cut-outs, and sequins combine for the ultimate glam . Photography by Gabor Jurina

CROWN JEWEL Le Palais Royal, a palatial oceanfront home in Hillsboro Beach, raises the bar on luxury living. By Jean Nayar

A LIFE LESS ORDINARY Gorgeous images captured by Kelly Klein throughout her photographic career. By Michele Meyer

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THIS PAGE: Detail of hermès flamingo party scarf, designed exclusively for the new hermès miami boutique (p. 24)

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WELCOME LETTER Greetings from Mayi de la Vega, founder and CEO of ONE Sotheby’s International Realty.

ONE TO WATCH Art & Design News | Hermés Miami Design District | MiMo’s Boulevard 57 | Classic Parisian Cuisine | Loulou’s of London | Haute Hotels

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From original works of art in the lobby and a beautifully landscaped rooftop pool terrace to a collection of twelve spacious residences that are accessed by private elevators and feature the finest interior design as well as oversized private terraces and lush gardens, Louver House offers a truly sophisticated ambience. In every detail, design by Rene Gonzalez embraces the tropical qualities of this exclusive neighborhood while reinterpreting them for contemporary living.

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WHERE DO YOU FIND INSPIRATION?

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THE WAY MIAMI BEACH FINDS NEW WAYS TO REINVENT THE ART DECO VIBE IS INSPIRING IN THAT IT’S PROOF THAT YOU CAN GROW AS AN ARTIST WHILE STILL REMAINING TRUE TO YOURSELF.”

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JEAN NAYAR

(“Crown Jewel,” p. 64) writes about design for magazines including Ocean Drive, Hamptons, and Departures. The author of several books, including Living in Style Country, she complements her passion by practicing real estate in New York and Miami Beach.

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OBSERVING THE PATTERNS, COLORS, TEXTURES, AND MATERIALS IN NATURE IS LIKE LOOKING AT A MAGNIFICENT, EVER-CHANGING WORK OF ART. IT’S THE ULTIMATE DESIGN INSPIRATION.”

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New Yorker Suzanne Gannon (“Rio Rising,” p. 46) is an award-winning writer who covers architecture, gardens, and interior design, as well as travel and culture and the personalities that drive them. Her stories have appeared in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and Town & Country, among other publications.

IN OBJECTS AND STRUCTURES DRENCHED IN COLOR BECAUSE THEY SUGGEST AN ADVENTUROUS PERSONALITY. ALSO A PATINA ON ANYTHING PROMISES A GOOD STORY.”

PARIS IS MY DAILY INSPIRATION. THE MAGNIFICENCE AND VARIETY OF THE CITY’S ARCHITECTURE SERVES UP A VISUALLY STIMULATING FEAST EVERY DAY.”

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JON WARECH

(“Making Miami,” p. 42) has been published in Gotham, Hamptons, People, ESPN the Magazine, Us Weekly, and numerous other outlets and is a regular contributor to Ocean Drive. He has also co-authored celebrity memoirs including The New York Times best seller Sliding Into Home with Kendra Wilkinson.

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ALEXANDER LOBRANO

Originally from Connecticut, Alexander Lobrano (“Foodie’s Guide to Paris,” p. 28) is a Paris-based food and travel writer who contributes regularly to The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Architectural Digest, Conde Nast Traveler, and Saveur among other publications. He is the author of Hungry for Paris and Hungry for France and blogs about the culinary world at alexanderlobrano.com.

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DAVID HELWANI

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I’M INSPIRED BY BEAUTY, GRACE, KINDNESS, AND INTELLIGENCE—AND PEOPLE WHO EPITOMIZE THOSE QUALITIES, LIKE GRACE KELLY AND AUDREY HEPBURN.”

(“On Trend,” p.56) is a National Magazine Award–winning photographer whose work has appeared in the pages of Esquire, Cosmopolitan, O, The Oprah Magazine, and Fashion Quarterly, among others. He has also captured gorgeous images of celebrities including Rihanna, Kate Hudson, and Taylor Swift and does commercial work for clients like L’Oreal, Dove, Covergirl, and MAC Cosmetics.

EVERYWHERE AND ANYWHERE. I CAN BE INSPIRED

BY A CERAMICIST I TRACK DOWN IN A SMALL VILLAGE IN CRETE, OR WHILE READING A BOOK LIKE A HISTORY OF THE WORLD IN 100 OBJECTS. JUST BE OPEN TO EVERYTHING AND PURSUE THE TRAIL THAT CAPTURES YOUR INTEREST.”

GISELA WILLIAMS

(“Asian Tranquility,” p. 52) is the European correspondent for Food & Wine and Travel + Leisure and contributes to The New York Times, Elle Decor, and Vogue, among other publications. Born in Connecticut, she has lived in Bali, Bermuda, Brooklyn, and Madrid and now resides in Berlin with her husband and three children.

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The Pulitzer Prize–winning author Edith Wharton once stated, “A classic is classic not because it conforms to certain structural rules, or fits certain definitions. . . . It is classic because of a certain eternal and irrepressible freshness.”

While Wharton may have been referring to literature when she wrote those words, her point is equally apt in interior design, fine cuisine, clothing, art, even sports. And many of the stories in this issue of ONE Life magazine highlight the sense of excitement and satisfaction that true classic beauty—in whatever form it takes—naturally evokes in culture lovers, epicures, athletes, and everyday globetrotters alike.

Our profile on the jaw-dropping Amanemu resort in Japan offers a case in point. The latest in Aman’s group of luxury resorts and hotels, this exquisite resort spa offers guests an inspired mix of rejuvenating vistas, activities, and treatments, including a modern variation on onsen, the ancient Japanese ritual of bathing in the mineral-rich, steaming waters of geothermal springs. Like everything the Japanese do, the process is elevated to an art form here.

Our tour through some of the best restaurants in Paris serves up an equally compelling yet completely different lens through which to appreciate fresh takes on age-old approaches to savoring the good things in life. Here, four young chefs are spearheading a culinary comeback of la cuisine bourgeoise, the classic French cuisine characterized by rich sauces and elaborate cooking techniques popularized in America 55 years ago by Julia Child. At these Parisian restaurants, luscious variations on throwbacks— such as salmon with béarnaise sauce or filet mignon with bordelaise sauce—are offered up alongside contemporary dishes.

You’ll find other creative spins on world-class artistry in our coverage of tastemakers far and wide. In London, for example, we take you inside aristocrat Robin Birley’s fantastical exclusive private club Loulou’s—the “it” spot in Mayfair for new sophisticates with a waiting list in the thousands. We also offer a look at the architecture of Rio de Janeiro, the setting for this summer’s Olympic Games and a bastion of some of the best modern design on the planet. Plus, we showcase a portfolio of properties in and around my own hometown of Miami, including a Versailles-inspired manse by the sea; the soaring new amenity-rich Turnberry Ocean Club Residences in Sunny Isles; and Boulevard 57, a mixed-use complex that offers a new take on the playful postwar MiMo style. And finally, we remember Zaha Hadid, whom we at ONE Sotheby’s International Realty had the privilege of knowing and whom we continue to honor as we represent her ongoing legacy and parting gift to the city of Miami, One Thousand Museum—a tour de force and one of the last structures by the master architect.

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HOT HAPPENINGS IN THE WORLD OF ART AND DESIGN

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Devoted to sparking a heightened awareness of everyday life, New York–based Michele Oka Doner creates art that fills utilitarian necessities, bringing significance and grace to common human rituals.

From her public art installation at Miami International Airport, where she transformed a concourse floor into an indoor beach (A Walk on the Beach), to her renowned bronze chandelier sculptures found in Tiffany & Co., to her recent stint designing costumes for the Miami City Ballet’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Oka Doner is a rare breed of artist, difficult to categorize and moving successfully between formats.

Appreciators of the artist won’t want to miss her new solo exhibition at the Pérez Art Museum Miami, “Michele Oka Doner: How I Caught a Swallow in Mid-Air,” a survey spanning the arc of her career that will run through September 11.

“There has been a philosophic underpinning to my work,” says Oka Doner, who has also been commissioned create artwork for Louver House, the 12-unit luxury residence in Miami’s South of Fifth neighbor

Clockwise from top left: Oka Doner; How I Caught a Swallow in Mid-Air; Volcanic Bowl

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by ONE Sotheby’s International Realty. “The fact that the works take different forms, but they all relate.”

The title piece of the show is one of the first images Oka Doner ever created, back in 1964—and yes, she really did “catch a swallow,” albeit with her camera. The beautifully eerie moment captured on film embodies Oka Doner’s approach to art. “Chance is a major theme in all of my work,” she says. “I caught that image and put it away, and years later I discovered it and it was such a nice surprise. I loved the poetic nature of just capturing the moment, and that’s really what that piece means.” —Jane Moore

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JOY RIDE

You have the dream house and the amazing artwork hanging on the walls, but what’s in your driveway? Now Sotheby’s can help with that too. With a long history of bringing the very finest to consumers, Sotheby’s has expanded its reach through a partnership with RM Auctions, the world’s foremost auctioneer of collector cars.

Last year, RM Sotheby’s secured 15 of the 25 most valuable automotive auction sales globally, including a 1956 Scaglietti Ferrari 290 MM built for Argentine racecar driver Juan Manuel Fangio that sold in December for $28.05 million, ranking it as the top automotive auction sale of 2015. Also in December, Janis Joplin’s

psychedelic 1964 Porsche 356 went for $1.76 million.

“The partnership that has been formed between RM Auctions and Sotheby’s is undoubtedly the most effective way for us to reach the ever-growing, worldwide audience of collector cars,” says Rob Myers, chairman and founder of RM Auctions.

Upcoming RM Sotheby’s auctions include events in Plymouth, Michigan July 30; Monterey, California August 19–20; and London in September. —J.M.

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Clockwise from far left: The 1956 Scaglietti Ferrari sold for $28.05 million; the Ferrari was designed for Juan Manuel Fangio more than 50 years ago; Janis Joplin’s 1964 Porsche 356 fetched $1.76 million

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June 6: Fine Jewels, London June 7-8: Art Contemporain, Paris June 8: Important Watches, New York June 23: Arts d’Asie, Paris July 13: Finest and Rarest Wines, London July 14: Victorian, Pre-Raphaelite & British Impressionist Art, London September 20: The Genius of Thomas Tompion, London View the complete schedule at sothebys.com.

Ontario transit-planning agency Metrolinx recently launched Toronto’s Union Pearson Express (UP Express), a $456 million high-speed commuter train that takes riders between downtown Toronto’s Union Station and Terminal 1 at Toronto Pearson International Airport, with stops at Bloor and Weston stations. In an effort to create something fresh and stylish, Metrolinx turned to Canadian ex-pat Tyler Brûlé. Founder of the magazines Wallpaper and Monocle, Brûlé now heads the design firm Winkreative, best known for designing elegant, comfortable furnishings for British Airways’ Club World re-launch in 2006.

For the UP Express project, Brûlé took inspiration from the landscape, incorporating colors of Ontario’s natural world— shades of sage green and burnt orange—into the train’s design. The 1940s-style uniforms, designed by Matt Robinson of Klaxon Howl, mimic these colors and are emblazoned with pine trees and Ontario’s trillium flower. The stations are also thoughtful and fun, with touches that include faux-oak ceiling slats, intended to mimic the experience of walking through a Canadian forest.

The entire experience is intended to encapsulate the best of artisanal Canada: Union Station, for instance, houses an outpost of Balzac’s Coffee Roasters, the Ontario-based chain named after nineteenth century novelist and coffee lover Honoré de Balzac. Passengers can also browse for fun collectables at an outpost of the Drake General Store, a Canadian chain known for such clever selections as the O Canada Music Box. By the end of the brief journey, the UP Express provides a smart and highly curated snapshot of Canada. upexpress.com —Tom Austin 18

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NEW YORK The big design story this spring is, of course, the Met Breuer. The beautiful, Marcel Breuer– designed building at Madison and 75th is now home to The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s modern and contemporary collections. The Met is flexing its design muscles in other ways as well: At the main museum building on Fifth Avenue, architect David Chipperfield—the man behind Mexico City’s Museo Jumex—has been picked to create a new design for the Southwest Wing, which will also house modern and contemporary works. metmuseum.org

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BERKELEY, CA Designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro, the new 83,000-square-foot home of The University of California, Berkeley Art Museum & Pacific Film Archive opened in January. Merging the former 1930s UC Berkeley printing plant with new structures that include two indoor theaters and an exterior LED screen for outdoor viewings, the museum is a study in the art of repurposing. The original saw-tooth roof of the printing plant provides natural light, while a kind of architectural spine runs the length of the building, from a cantilevered café on one end to an indoor theater on the other. The theater space comments on the original 1930s Art Deco style, implementing contemporary ruled surfaces and stainless steel, while Canary Island pine from the old building was used to build seating in the performance area. The opening exhibition, “Architecture of Life” (through May 29), explores how architecture sheds light on the human experience. Says BAMPFA Director Lawrence Rinder: “Our new downtown Berkeley home gives a tremendous boost to our mission to inspire the imagination and ignite critical dialogue through art and film.” bampfa.berkeley.edu

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The United States is in the midst of a museum boom, with new openings—and makeovers of existing institutions—happening from coast to coast.

LOS ANGELES Adding to the city’s already-solid museum cache that includes the MoCA, LACMA, the Hammer Museum at UCLA, and the Huntington Museum, the new Broad Museum has opened its doors in L.A. Founded by collectors Eli and Edythe Broad, the 120,000-square-foot space houses more than 2,000 works of contemporary art. Designed by New York–based Diller Scofidio + Renfro, in collaboration with Gensler, the museum has two floors of exhibition space. The architectural conceit is the “veil and the vault,” intended to unite the exhibition and storage areas of the collection. The “vault,” or collection storage space, is essential to the aesthetic experience; the windowed walls of the vault allow visitors glimpses of the stored collection. Both the vault and gallery spaces are wrapped in an architectural “veil,” a honeycombstyle structure that filters natural daylight. Says Joanne Heyler, founding director of The Broad: “Engaging and enlivening pedestrian life along Grand Avenue has been a longtime goal for the Broads, and DS+R’s design spoke to that dynamic in a very practical yet poetic way.” thebroad.org

MIAMI In late 2016, the Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of Science (Frost Science), designed by Grimshaw Architects, will open in Miami’s Museum Park. Known for the acclaimed Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center (EMPAC) in New York, as well as the AIA National Honor Award-winning Museo del Acero in Mexico, Grimshaw has created four singular and interconnected buildings (the Living Core Aquarium, Exploration Center, Frost Planetarium, and Innovation Center) for the museum. The indoor/outdoor Living Core Aquarium echoes the Gulf Stream and entails some 500,000 gallons of salt water. The stunning aquarium will house a permanent interactive exhibit called “The River of Grass,” which explores the natural world of the Everglades. For Gillian Thomas, president and CEO of the Frost, the museum is all about inspiration. “The museum and its science exhibits will inspire many generations to come, encouraging them to appreciate the immense impact that science and technology have on every aspect of our world,” she says. frostscience.org —T.A. 20

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With the refurbishment of its famous chimneys complete and the first phase of a grand plan to redevelop its surroundings opening this year, the Battersea Power Station in London is garnering a fresh burst of attention not seen since the Art Deco building appeared on the cover of Pink Floyd’s Animals album almost 40 years ago.

After several failed attempts to improve the abandoned industrial site on the South Bank of the Thames, a Malaysian-backed development consortium kick-started a new vision for the riverside terrain with a master plan by Uruguayan visionary Rafael Viñoly that aims to push London’s staid urban fabric into a bold new era. “The idea was precisely to create a setting for the Power Station—not with towers but with a series of long, articulated laminar buildings—to frame it and create recognizable urban spaces that would be unique in shape and scale to the traditional medieval or Victorian texture of the city,” says Viñoly.

The Gehry-designed luxury residential tower at Battersea, dubbed the Flower (above); a rooftop swimming pool with extraordinary views (below left)

rooftop garden stretching almost a quarter mile in length and offering breathtaking views of the Power Station and the city beyond.

The first phase of the project, Circus West, is scheduled to launch this summer. Designed by London-based firms SimpsonHaugh and Partners and de Rijke Marsh Morgan, the two buildings comprise offices, shops, and leisure and hospitality spaces as well as a mix of residential units offering incredible views of the city’s iconic skyline. Overlooking the Thames, the residential building provides amenities like private dining rooms, the Resident’s Bar, a gym, a swimming pool, a library, and a cinema.

Linley—the firm of Viscount David Linley, the bespoke furniture maker and nephew of the Queen—designed the interiors, referencing aspects of the original Art Deco structure in the triple-height lobby staircase and the luxe materials and detailing of fixtures and fittings in the kitchens and baths.

When completed in its totality in 2025, the Battersea development promises to link London’s rich heritage to a bright future. Viñoly’s futureoriented vision just might spark an altered take on the Summer of Love for a new generation. —Jean Nayar Take a virtual tour at batterseapowerstation.co.uk.

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ONE TO WATCH SPOTLIGHT

BY JANE MOORE

French Twist The new Hermès boutique in Miami’s Design District combines Parisian flair and a little South Florida flavor.

When French designer Hermès decided to open a boutique in Miami’s Design District, the paradoxical setting of urban and tropical— and the city’s reputation as the world’s playground for new ideas—inspired the design.

The modern, 13,000-square-foot, threestory building incorporates the concepts of nature and vibration, movement and shadow, marrying stone, wood, and metal topped with a tree-filled rooftop garden.

The space exhibits playful geometric shadows from every imaginable angle. “It was about how to create protection from the sun, while also playing with movement,” explains architect Denis Montel of Parisbased RDAI. “We almost wanted to create an installation instead of just a building.”

Montel says for this location (only the third in the States, after Manhattan and Beverly Hills), he was focused on creating a boutique where visitors could have a “true experience.” An open-air courtyard surrounds a tropical Guiana chestnut tree ringed with a bench for quiet contemplation. “You really feel like you’re coming into a beautiful home,” says Robert Chavez, president and CEO of Hermès USA. “We don’t rubber-stamp our boutiques anywhere in the world, and what was designed for Miami really fits right into the local culture, the local community. It has a lightness and fluidity to it that is both beautiful and very fitting for the city.”

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Behind the cobblestone courtyard is a dedicated entrance to Cristalleries de Saint-Louis, Hermès’ sister store filled with a full range of crystal tableware, barware, lighting, decorative pieces, and collectibles, all hand-blown by some of the world’s most talented designers. The location is one of only three in the world (along with Paris and Hong Kong) for the 429-year-old brand.

Clockwise from left: The commemorative Flamingo Party scarf was designed exclusively for the Miami boutique; Hermès Miami boasts a gorgeous rooftop garden; Cristalleries de Saint-Louis Opposite page: Inside the Hermès Miami boutique

Inside the main boutique, the ground floor displays products from Hermès’ home interiors line, including serving trays, candleholders and vases covered in maritime hues, bicycles, and leather and cotton hammocks. The second floor is home to silk and scarves—like the new commemorative Flamingo Party scarf, created in honor of the Miami opening. The third floor houses womenswear and equestrian offerings.

The boutique, which opened in November, has plans to integrate artwork and other features that will carry this location beyond a mere shopping experience—and seamlessly meld the Hermès brand into the Miami lifestyle.

“Miami is in many ways at the crossroads of the world,” says Chavez.

“The light, color, and brio of this dynamic city are what make it irresistible to so many, Hermès among them.” ◗ 162 NE 39th Street, Miami, 305.868.0118, hermes.com.

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ONE TO WATCH LIVING

BY TOM AUSTIN

BOULEVARD OF DREAMS A look at the spectacular new residential community in the city’s charming MiMo district: Boulevard 57

There is a prime stretch of Biscayne Boulevard between NE 57th and NE 58th Streets that is infused with the whimsy of the surrounding Miami Modernism architecture. This area of the MiMo/Biscayne Boulevard Historic District, as it’s called, is rich with possibility. It is here that Unitas Devlopment Group decided to build a brand-new mixed-use project, Boulevard 57.

“We’re at the center of the culinary arts, close to 55th Street Station, a block of great shops and restaurants pioneered by Mark Soyka years ago,” Unitas COO Hector Torres says of the location. “The historic homes of the Upper East Side all around us make this area a truly residential community with a wholly different culture than Miami Beach or Brickell Avenue. It’s more family-oriented and much less congested.”

Unitas Development Group is an emerging real estate group whose name is derived from the collaborative mind-set used to achieve major global success through an innovative, sustainable, and precisionbased approach to revitalizing areas. For this project, the team was inspired by the low-scale charm of the MiMo district (which extends from 50th to 77th Street) and looked to Sieger Suarez Architects to 26

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design a building that fits perfectly into its surroundings. “We wanted to integrate the post-war themes of the surrounding MiMo architecture—the glamour, the fun, and the sheer stylishness—into the design of Boulevard 57,” says Torres.

The result is an eight-story tower with 105 residential units and 45,000 square feet of retail space that, when completed in summer 2018, Torres says will be a “central gathering point for the neighborhood, a mini-community that hasn’t existed before in this area.”

The ground-floor space will house sophisticated tenants like juice bars, cafés, innovative boutiques, organic grocery stores, and an ecofriendly dry cleaner, says Torres. “It will be a place where you can bring a baby carriage or just meet friends, a true community with a focus on health and wellness.”

The private, one- to four-bedroom residences are intended to be “singlefamily homes in the sky.” Up to 4,700 square feet in size, many units have private elevators that open to the unit’s foyer. Ten- to 12-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows create an airy, open feeling and offer unobstructed views, while some boast 500-square-foot terraces.

“MiMo is post-war Modernism, but a playful kind of Modernism,” says Charles Sieger of his design inspiration. “There is very much a playfulness at Boulevard 57, with sweeping lines and rounded corners.”

Sieger worked with several other designers on the project, including Juan Poggi and Michael Wolk. “Michael’s genre of furniture design fits well with the architecture we do,” he says. “His work really completes the public areas.”

Floor-to-ceiling windows open units to the outdoors (above); the pool deck (below) Opposite page: The ground floor offers upscale cafés, boutiques, and more (left); sweeping lines and rounded corners give Boulevard 57 a playful Modernist feel (right)

“We also use a lot of greenery in our work,” he adds. “William Eager, who heads the landscape design firm EGS2, has done wonderful work at Boulevard 57 with green walls and a beautiful tropical environment around the pool deck. There is a huge variety of plant coloration, and that vocabulary of color really complements the outdoor sculpture of Manolo Valdés.”

Sieger is talking about the Spanish artist’s beautiful sculptures around the property. For Unitas, Valdes’ artwork is the icing on the grand cake.

“Manolo’s work is tactile and tied into our concern for a feeling of wellness,” says Torres. “And he’s conscious of art history, as we’re conscious of the history of architecture, particularly the MiMo district.”

For a project that is so inspired by the past, however, Boulevard 57 is ultimately about the future. Says Sieger: “The future is new urbanism, and at Boulevard 57, there are so many advantages in being able to pop downstairs and socialize with other people. I’m excited for Boulevard 57 to influence the character of the neighborhood—in a good way.” ◗ 5700 Biscayne Blvd., 786.953.8448, blvd57.com

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ONE TO WATCH GRAZE

BY ALEXANDER LOBRANO

FOODIE’S GUIDE TO PARIS A CLASSIC FRENCH STYLE OF COOKING IS MAKING A MOUTHWATERING COMEBACK IN THE CITY OF LIGHT.

Chef Rathgeber’s house cassoulet features duck confit, sausage, ribs, lamb, pork belly, and Mogette de Vendée beans

In Paris, la cuisine bourgeoise, the classic French cuisine Julia Child first popularized in the United States 55 years ago, is suddenly back in fashion. Characterized by rich sauces and elaborate cooking techniques, the cuisine is being resurrected—and revised—by a new generation of young chefs for whom Antonin Carême and Auguste Escoffier, the chefs who originally created la cuisine bourgeoise, are heroes.

For years, the refined dishes were beloved by affluent, food-loving Gauls, who came to the table with no fear of butter and cream and avid appetites. But everything changed in the 1970s, when a new approach to cooking dubbed la nouvelle cuisine (“the new cooking”) took hold, championing simpler, shorter cooking times. Eventually, la cuisine bourgeoise began to disappear, as many of the Parisian restaurants specializing in the traditional cooking method closed their doors.

Now, more than a generation later, la cuisine bourgeoise is back—with a host of talented chefs leading the revival.

Here, a selection of the best places to sample la cuisine bourgeoise on your next visit to Paris.

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L’ASSIETTE

Tucked away in Montparnasse on the Left Bank, this charming old-fashioned bistro is where former President Francois Mitterand used to indulge his famous appetites for both good food and female company. Chef David Rathgeber took it over in 2008 and quickly became one of the first chefs of his generation to express an interest in la cuisine bourgeoise. “I’ve always loved this style of cooking, but I do it in my own way,” he says. Rathgeber serves up a combination of contemporary classics like shrimp tartare and roasted hake with saffron-flavored shellfish risotto as well as la cuisine bourgeoise throwbacks including quenelle de merlan sauce Nantua (fluffy whiting dumplings in a crayfish sauce) and one of the most delectable cassoulets in the country. Don’t miss the profiteroles for dessert. 181 rue du Château, 14th Arrondissement, +33 01 43 22 64 86, restaurant-lassiette.com

BENOIT

Sautéed sweetbread, cockerel’s cockscomb and kidney, and foie gras topped with truffle jus

PIERRE MONETTA

If you are searching for the picture-perfect Parisian bistro, enter this delightful century-old establishment with engraved glass windows, red velvet banquettes, and a distinctly French tiled floor. In 2005, the great Alain Ducasse took over the much-loved, former family-owned table in historic Les Marais and deftly modernized its selection of bourgeoise classics. “The main reason la cuisine bourgeoise became rare in restaurants is that it’s expensive and time-consuming to cook,” says Ducasse. “Buying Benoit was sort of an act of gastronomic preservation. I have a special affection for this cooking style.” Running the kitchen since 2015, Chef Fabienne Eymard oversees a menu that features rarely seen dishes like la langue de veau, a specialty of the northern French city of Valenciennes made from think layers of veal tongue and foie gras; salmon with béarnaise sauce; filet mignon with bordelaise sauce; and iced pistachio and passion fruit nougat.

20 rue Saint-Martin, 4th Arrondissement, +33 01 58 00 22 05, benoit-paris.com

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ONE TO WATCH GRAZE Roasted endive with Beaufort cream and Bigorre black pork lardo

FRANCOIS FLONIC

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Such is the reputation of Chef Bertrand Grébaut’s five-yearold Michelin-starred restaurant that everyone from Amazon founder Jeff Bezos to Hollywood power couple Beyoncé and Jay-Z have angled for one of the bare wooden tables. Located in an arty neighborhood in an off-the-beaten path part of eastern Paris, Septime’s decor is stunningly modern, with a loft-like dining room, factory lamps with Edison bulbs, and a cement floor. But much of the cuisine evokes a Paris of the past. The short menu, which changes regularly according to the seasons and the chef’s inspiration, features many dishes inspired by the canon of la cuisine bourgeoise, including his superb version of blanquette de veau (veal, mushrooms, and baby onions in a cream sauce).

Grébaut’s trick is to marinate the mushrooms in vinegar before cooking.

“A touch of acidity makes a great traditional dish like this modern,” he says.

Other standout dishes to try include oeufs en meurette (coddled eggs in a red wine with shallots, bacon, and a garnish of croutons) and roasted endive with Beaufort cream and Bigorre black-pork lardo. Reservations (far in advance) are essential. 80 rue de Charonne, 11th Arrondissement, +33 01 43 67 38 29, septime-charonne.fr

LA BOURSE ET LA VIE Curiously enough, one of the chefs leading this French culinary comeback is an American. “I’ve always loved the profoundly satisfying and deeply comforting strata of la cuisine bourgeoise,” says Chef Daniel Rose, a Chicago native who has lived in Paris for 15 years. Rose just opened La Bourse et La Vie, a tiny bistro on the Right Bank. Inside, the intimate dining room—walls coated in battleship-gray paint, delicately restored mirrors and moldings, a charming frieze, and globe sconces designed by Italian designer Gina Sarfati—offers a warm atmosphere in which to enjoy Rose’s stellar cuisine. The menu evolves with the seasons and markets but regularly proposes such classics as artichoke hearts stuffed with foie gras, frog’s legs sautéed in garlic, and an elegant, modern version of pot au feu (beef cooked in bouillon with vegetables). Rose lists grilled sole in cider sauce and duck a l’orange among his favorite bourgeoise dishes but says he makes them a little bit differently. “My version of these dishes preserves their taste while making them lighter,” he says.

The crème caramel here just might be the best in the French capital, and the short wine list is excellent. 12 rue Vivienne, 2nd Arrondissement, +33 01 42 60 08 83, labourselavie.com Mackerel filets in white wine

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BY MICHELLE PAYER

London Calling

STEP INSIDE ONE OF THE MOST EXCLUSIVE NIGHTCLUBS IN THE WORLD: LOULOU’S.

On a relatively quiet side street in Mayfair’s Shepherd Market neighborhood, gaslight lamps cast deep shadows on old cobblestone. A mysterious heartbeat endures in this part of the city at night, evoking the aura of nineteenth-century London. It’s here, at 5 Hertford Street, that Robin Birley built one of the world’s most exclusive private clubs—the “it” spot for new sophisticates with a waiting list numbering in the thousands.

Welcome to Loulou’s.

Birley, an aristocrat of his own accord, is the son of Lady Annabel Goldsmith and Sir Mark Birley—and heir-apparent to his late father’s empire of London nightclubs, including Annabel’s, Mark’s Club, and Harry’s Bar. In 2012, he ventured into the family business on his own, sparing no expense to create Loulou’s and quickly proving that he, like his father before him, has a knack for attracting the attention of the elite. Membership here is coveted—and not to be messed with. With a waiting list a mile long, even Hollywood A-listers have no clout here: When Cameron Diaz’s manager tried to use a friend’s membership to gain access for his client, he came up empty. Miss Diaz, too, must get on the list.

From top: The bar at Loulou’s; members approach the club through a cobblestone courtyard

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Those who do gain access walk through an intimate hedge-lined garden and down a cobblestone pathway to approach the brick façade of 5 Hertford Street—a threestory, 23,000-square-foot space encompassing restaurants, bars, and lounges.

Once inside, guests fall down a rabbit hole of elegance and decadence of the highest order, a luxurious yet quirky $43 million design on which Birley admits he will never see a return. Created by notable designer Rifat Özbek, the interior is a fantasy unlike anything in existence, a riot of colors, textures, and patterns, with an enormous stuffed giraffe welcoming guests to Loulous’ ever-changing safari. On paper, such a seemingly haphazard design concept could never work. Yet somehow it does, sensory overload and all.

From top: The ambience at 5 Hertford Street includes intimate lighting and whimsical decor like a giant stuffed giraffe; private dining at Loulou’s

violinist and the face of Dior. Past the voluminous dining rooms of Loulou’s are arched bungalows too rich and opulent to be called “booths.” The archways have a Barnum and Bailey–esque quality, while black and white movies of winter landscapes scroll on the back wall, casting an eerie and mysterious pall over dinner.

There is no place better—or quieter—to observe and gather intel than The Whiskey Bar, an essential first stop at the club before descending to dinner at Loulou’s (which is the name of the space downstairs). The Whiskey Bar has a British hunting lodge vibe, with light wood, stuffed pheasants perched on a woodsy incline, an Old World map hanging on the wall, and a smattering of antique wooden boomerangs. When Birley’s two blue whippets come bounding in, the bartender gives them each a bread stick, which they graciously accept. These hounds are above slobbering or pawing, although they will accept a cuddle and pat on the head if one insists.

Downstairs in Loulou’s restaurant, the decibel level ensures privacy among tables. “It’s really too loud and too dark for anything significant to be discussed,” notes member Charlie Siem, the handsome virtuoso

Everyone here is handsomely dressed in the effortless devilmay-care style distinctive of London. Men are in jackets and pants; women in dresses, skirts, and elegant pantsuits. It’s all quite conservative for such a young, hip clientele. But then again, the look is just right for London society, which prides itself on understated elegance. Even fashion designer Zac Posen, who pops in with friends on this night, adheres to the code.

Another code of conduct here that everyone is fully aware of: No photos. An errant mishap by a snap-happy guest can have the member banned from the club for life. It’s likely one of the reasons so many celebrities—including Sienna Miller, Victoria and David Beckham, Tom Ford, George Clooney, and Kate Moss—are members.

That and the maze of passageways with hidden nooks and intimate alcoves that ensure privacy not easily found elsewhere. And with not a window or a clock in sight, the world inside Loulou’s becomes an escape, even for just a moment in time. ◗ ONELIFE

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ONE TO WATCH EXPLORE

BY MICHELE MEYER

HAUTE HOTELS When it comes to perks, some posh hotels are getting creative.

From regal rides to bespoke vintage accessories, enjoy these triumphant trimmings.

Vintage accessories await; Blue Bar (right); the rooftop garden of The Pavilion Suite (below right)

accessories as they wish during their stay. Simply can’t part with that Yves Saint Lauren handbag or Nina Ricci pillbox? You can purchase it and take it home.

THE BERKELEY LONDON

When visiting London’s fashionable Knightsbridge district, one must dress the part. The Berkeley makes this easy for guests of its five signature suites, offering a Fashion Trunk filled with vintage designer accessories.

A handmade Norton MacCollough & Locke steamer trunk yields such designer booty as a 1970s Chanel clutch, a 1960s Dior scarf, a 1970s Givenchy belt, and a pair of 1960s Courrèges ear clips— a treasure trove curated by Atelier-Mayer. The trunk is delivered to suites upon request, and guests may enjoy as many of the 34

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The chic accessories fit right in at this stylish hotel, home to the two-Michelinstar restaurant Marcus and Blue Bar, a favorite celebrity haunt designed

by David Collins that features black croc-embossed leather floors. Even afternoon tea is stylish: The patisseries are modeled after the latest fashion collections, such as biscuits shaped like Dolce & Gabbana’s Mary Janes, a Valentino rock-stud shoulder bag sponge cake, and a Simone Rocha tulle gown éclair.

The swank hotel boasts amenities like a rooftop terrace, a sauna, and one of the largest marble en suite bathrooms in London. Select the right vintage accessory for the occasion and enjoy your stay.

Wilton Place, Knightsbridge, +44 020 7235 6000, the-berkeley.co.uk

FOUR SEASONS LOS ANGELES AT BEVERLY HILLS LOS ANGELES

Big wheels rule in L.A., where they’re as essential as Balmain wardrobes. Book one of the top three suites at the Four Seasons Los Angeles at Beverly Hills and glide around town in style—with your choice of luxury rides.

While many hotels provide chauffeured rides to and from destinations, the Four Seasons provides guests staying in these suites with their own private set of wheels to use throughout their entire stay. Among your options: a Ferrari California T, a Rolls-Royce Ghost, and a Bentley GTC. Back at your suite, luxury continues. There’s the eight-balcony, 3,235-squarefoot Presidential Suite East, where a state-of-the-art Bulthaup kitchen stores as many as 75 wine bottles; the six-balcony, 2,398-square-foot Presidential Suite West (home to a baby grand); and the fourbalcony, 1,809-square-foot Royal Suite. All boast gorgeous marble bathrooms and offer accommodations for up to six.

Top to bottom: The Presidential Suite West; roll through town in your own luxury wheels; the fireplace at Culina, the hotel’s Italian restaurant

The city’s ultimate film-biz retreat hosts regular Hollywood heavyweights like Orlando Bloom, Jessica Chastain, and Colin Firth. Your role? Getting similar star treatment. That’s easy to do: Just stop by the Four Seasons’ spa and rejuvenate with a DNA facial, which harnesses the power of the skin’s natural repair process to hydrate, replenish enzymes, and target areas damaged by UV rays. Heaven on Earth.

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ONE TO WATCH EXPLORE Clockwise from left: The Royal Suite; choose helicopter or Rolls-Royce transport to Burj Al Arab from the airport; the 24-karat-gold-plated custom iPad

BURJ AL ARAB JUMEIRAH DUBAI

Dubai’s Burj Al Arab Jumeirah is renowned for its opulence—and it trickles all the way down to modern conveniences. Upon check-in, guests are given a 24-karat gold-plated iPad to use during their stay. Created especially for the hotel and engraved with the hotel’s logo, the iPad also serves as a “virtual concierge” for guests to select services such as private dining and housekeeping.

It’s one example of the unmatched hospitality offered at the Burj Al Arab Jumeirah, where the experience begins upon arrival at Dubai International Airport. Guests are taken via Rolls-Royce or helicopter to the sleek, sail-shaped hotel, which stands 1,053 feet tall on its own manmade island roughly 9 miles south of the city. After a warm Marhaba-style welcome of rose water, chilled towels, dates, and authentic Arabic coffee, they meet their exclusive, round-the-clock butler.

This suites-only hotel, considered one of the most luxurious in the world, offers 202 extraordinary room accommodations, the grandest of which is the two-bedroom Royal Suite. Spanning 8,396 36

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square foot over two floors, the suite offers a panoramic view of the Arabian Gulf, a private cinema, a library, a lounge, a rotating canopied bed, two full-size Jacuzzis, and a gold and marble staircase.

The rest of the hotel is just as impressive. The interior gleams with 30 types of Italian and Brazilian marble and 19,000 square feet of 24-karat gold leaf. The Burj (Arabic for “tower”) is also home to the world’s tallest atrium (more than 590 feet tall), an interior waterfall, and three aquariums holding 50 species of fish.

Service is on a grand scale, with eight staffers to each suite, nine restaurants and bars, four pools, a spa, a private beach, and the globe’s highest tennis court, situated nearly 700 feet off the ground. It doubles as a helipad, from which guests can take a helicopter tour of the city.

And while you can’t take your butler home, he or she can pack your iPad, available for purchase at about $8,150.

Jumeirah Beach Road, Jumeirah 3, +971 4 301 7777, jumeirah.com

THE PENINSULA CHICAGO

For foodies seeking a memorable dining experience in the Windy City, The Peninsula Chicago has you covered.

An exclusive opportunity through the hotel, guests can reserve a complimentary private visit to three-Michelinstarred Grace restaurant and its wine cellar.

The behind-the-scenes tour culminates with a kitchen experience of preparing an amuse-bouche, learning a culinary technique, or plating a dish with revered Chef Curtis Duffy— formerly of Charlie Trotter’s, Trio, and Alinea—and his crew.

Clockwise from above: The Peninsula spa pool; Alaskan king crab, kalamansi, cucumber, and lemon balm at Grace; a Premier Deluxe Suite bedroom at The Peninsula; the kitchen staff at Grace

Guests then savor their creations while sipping wine with Duffy and partner Michael Muser.

The restaurant’s seasonally changing eight- and 12-course tasting menus have earned it AAA’s Five Diamond and Forbes Travel Guide’s Five Star ratings, and a Best of the Best in 2013 from Robb Report.

Back at the hotel, the three-bedroom Peninsula Suite shines with decadence. The 3,645-square-foot interior features dining for 10, a baby grand piano, a gas fireplace, and a private 2,000-square-foot wraparound terrace with a whirlpool tub overlooking Lake Michigan. Touring Grace will likely be your only reason to leave.

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THE SOFFER FAMILY IS RESPONSIBLE FOR DEVELOPING MUCH OF THE SOUTH FLORIDA WE KNOW TODAY. NEXT UP, JEFFREY SOFFER INTRODUCES HIS NEWEST PROJECT: TURNBERRY OCEAN CLUB RESIDENCES

Jeffrey Soffer was just 2 years old when his father moved the family from Pittsburgh to Miami. At the time, Sunny Isles Beach was filled with sleepy motels, and Aventura was nothing more than undeveloped land. But his father, Donald, had a vision for the northeast corner of Miami-Dade County. He purchased 785 acres of land and put his stamp on the area developing commercial successes like the Aventura Mall and Turnberry Isle Miami, in addition to countless luxury condominiums and office spaces.

“The number-one lesson I learned from my father was never to be afraid and to take the leap of faith,” says 48-yearold Soffer, the man behind South Florida’s latest luxury-residence showstopper, Turnberry Ocean Club Residences in Sunny Isles Beach. For more than 25 years, Soffer has been leading the company his father built as cochairman of Turnberry Associates, alongside his sister, Jackie. Perhaps Turnberry’s most impressive project 42

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to date is the $1 billion expansion and renovation of Fontainebleau Miami Beach, one of the country’s most iconic resorts. The developer has also built some of the area’s most sought-after residential communities, including Turnberry Ocean Colony, Porto Vita, and Turnberry Village. With developments reaching across the country to cities like Las Vegas and Washington, D.C., Turnberry Associates has grown into a company with an $8 billion portfolio.

Soffer’s latest endeavor, Turnberry Ocean Club Residences in Sunny Isles Beach, might just be his biggest undertaking yet. With this development, he hopes to carry on the company vision in what he considers to be a prime location. “Turnberry Associates is known for transforming parcels of land into iconic masterpieces,” he says. “Sunny Isles Beach, in my eyes, has always been the perfect two-mile stretch to for prestigious developments.”

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FROM TOP: AN INFINITY-EDGE SWIMMING POOL HANGS IN MID-AIR AT THE SKY CLUB; BEACHFRONT POOL AT TURNBERRY OCEAN CLUB RESIDENCES

The 54-story oceanfront residential tower will comprise 154 luxury three-, four-, five-, and six-bedroom units, including five “Collection” duplexes and two triplex penthouses. The Collection residences boast 6,935 square feet of indoor living area and feature a private outdoor swimming pool and hydrotherapy spa, while the penthouses are six-bedroom, 19,160-square-foot homes equipped with perks like a wine room, a master bedroom gym, and a private in-home glass elevator that leads to the rooftop.

All residents are treated to a spate of amenities—an astounding 70,000 square feet of amenity space, 40,000 of that nested in the property’s Sky Club. “The ultimate element in this project, setting it apart from all others, is our $100 million Sky Club offering unparalleled amenities,” says Soffer of the private club on floors 30 to 32 that features indoor and outdoor fitness centers, a salon, yoga and Pilates studios, a pet retreat, a pool bar, a dining area, a sunset lounge, two hydrotherapy spas, and the pièce de résis-

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tance—two cantilevered infinity-edge swimming pools suspended 333 feet above sea level.

The awe-inducing pools are indicative of the water theme throughout the project. A street-level fountain visually links the building to the ocean, and all private units have spectacular ocean and bay views—with floor-to-ceiling glass walls as well as wide balconies to fully experience the outdoors.

“Residents will have an unmatched connection to the water,” says architect Carlos Zapata, who teamed with fellow architect Robert Swedroe and Jan Clausen (who did the interior design and the

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public spaces), as well as local landscape architect EDSA, on the project. “Miami is a cosmopolitan and tropical city,” he continues. “The building puts a special emphasis on responding to its tropical location by providing an extraordinary indoor-outdoor experience.”

Off-site, residents have membership priviliges and access to the Turnberry Isle Resort & Country Club, located less than a mile away in Aventura. The country club offers two 18-hole golf courses recently redesigned by Raymond Floyd, a water park, a spa, a deep-water marina, the Cañas tennis facility, and newly added restaurants Bourbon Steak

by Chef Michael Mina and Coursair. The idea behind all of the ameni-

ties, says Soffer, is to allow residents to live as though they are always on vacation. “We pride ourselves on being able to find innovative ways to offer the ultimate in luxury resort lifestyle”, he says of his company.

The development is Soffer’s main focus right now—and one that is close to his heart. “Over the years, I have decided to home in on what truly drives me, and that is to focus on the residential side of the business,” he says. “I learned that it’s best to focus only on a couple of projects at a time in order to deliver a true masterpiece.” ◗ Residences start at $4 million (Collection residences, $19.5 million; penthouses, $35 million); turnberryoceanclub.com ONELIFE 45

RIO RISING THE SITE OF THIS SUMMER’S OLYMPIC GAMES, RIO DE JANEIRO IS A CITY TO BEHOLD. HERE, A LOOK AT SOME OF THE FASCINATING ARCHITECTURE THAT SHAPES THE NATION’S CULTURAL CAPITAL—AND WHAT LIES AHEAD FOR BRAZIL’S “CIDADE MARAVILHOSA.”

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Home to a concentrated 6 million of Brazil’s mammoth 200 million population, Rio de Janeiro is the swirling epicenter of a cultural legacy as rich in art, music, and dance as it is lush in the biodiversity of its indigenous forests. With its spectacular natural splendor, the city lends itself to a voluptuous, statementmaking architectural tradition that has spanned five centuries.

From the air, Rio appears as a cache of jewels nestled in velvet peaks. The sparkling city by the sea—named Rio de Janeiro (“River of January”) by explorers who arrived in winter and mistook the harbor for the mouth of a river—is hemmed in on the Atlantic side by a ribbon of white sand beloved by volleyballers and sun worshippers alike. It is here on the eastern seaboard that Cristo Redentor literally welcomes visitors with open arms. While much of the city’s architecture hints at its Colonial past—balconied palaces with ornate cornices and churches with gilded Baroque interiors—by the 1920s, Art Deco began to arrive from faraway ports. Perched atop Corcovado Mountain, more than 2,000 feet above ground in the Tijuca National Forest, the 700-ton Art

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Deco monolith is perhaps the most visible icon in the city. Completed in 1931, the statue—sculpted from soapstone and concrete by Frenchman Paul Landowski with a face chiseled by Romanian artist Gheorghe Leonida and erected by Brazilian and French engineers Heitor da Silva Costa and Albert Caquot—echoes the Catholicism brought to Brazil by Portuguese settlers in the early 1500s.

Beginning in the 1930s, a wave of Modernist design began washing over the coastal cityscape. This new urbanism, which valued socioeconomic progress, coincided with the dictatorial reign of President Getulio Vargas, a man intent on making a mark upon his country’s civic projects. A key inspiration for this new look was the work of Le Corbusier. The Swiss-French architect was hired to oversee the design of what is widely considered to be the first Modernist public building in all of the Americas: the Ministry of Education and Health (or Gustavo Capanema Palace, named for Brazil’s first Minister of Health), in Rio’s downtown (or Centro) area of Castelo. From 1936 to 1943, Le Corbusier oversaw a dream team of Brazilian designers that included Lúcio Costa, Affonso Eduardo Reidy, Jorge Machado Moreira, Ernani Vasconcelos, Carlos Leão, Roberto Burle Marx, and a young intern who 48

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would go on to become one of the country’s top architects, Oscar Niemeyer. Each would secure his name in the country’s architectural archives by participating in the creation of a sleek, vertical box on stilts that glows at night like an illuminated grid. Threading through the concrete cylinders at its base are fresh open public spaces planted with gardens and embellished with murals of glazed blue and white tiles (azulejos) reminiscent of the Portuguese motherland.

It wasn’t long before these progressive thinkers stepped out on their own. With the economic growth of the late 1940s and early 1950s, government workers migrated from the countryside into the city for new jobs in droves. Earning modest incomes, these municipal workers needed an inexpensive place to live. In response, Reidy developed one of the city’s first amenity-rich residential complexes known as Conjunto Residencial Prefeito Mendes de Moraes, familiarly known as Pedregulho. Located in Benfica, in the northern part of the city, and comprising more than 300 apartments, a school with a gymnasium and swimming pool, a health center, a daycare center, and open green space, the serpentine buildings follow the site’s topography and are elevated structurally and conceptually to afford views of Guanabara Bay.

FROM TOP: MUSEU DE ARTE CONTEMPORÂNEA DE NITERÓI, OSCAR NIEMEYER; NIEMEYER ALSO DESIGNED THE CITY’S TEATRO POPULAR; CATEDRAL METROPOLITANA DE SÃO SEBASTIÃO, EDGAR FONSECA OPPOSITE PAGE: THE INTERIOR STAIRCASE AT REIDY’S MUSEU DE ARTE MODERNA

Reidy left his mark on Rio in other areas as well, namely the cultural sector. In the early 1950s, he embarked upon a new project, a contemporary art museum in the Centro’s Flamengo Park area, Museu de Arte Moderna. Completed in 1955, the MAM, with its angled concrete ribs, is regarded by some as Reidy’s most distinctive concept—and the first example of Brutalism in Rio. The MAM’s breathtaking centerpiece is an interior spiral staircase that dangles from above like a twisted accordion.

Also in the Centro, a 15-minute walk west from the Ministry of Education and Health, is the Catedral Metropolitana de São Sebastião. Named for the city’s patron saint, the building was commissioned

by Archbishop Jaime de Barros Câmara in the 1960s and designed by Edgar Fonseca to replace a Rococo cathedral. Weighty and faceted, the structure evokes a Mayan pyramid but with a circular base to denote equidistant proximity to God for all worshippers. Soaring skyward to a height of 200 feet, the structure marries an Avant Garde form with 40,000 square feet of Old World stained glass.

Admired for the contrast between its earthy concrete exterior and an exuberant interior splashed with light, the cathedral is best visited in daylight to enjoy the stained glass in its entirety.

In the last two decades, Rio’s international reputation for envelope-pushing architecture has continued to endure. Perhaps one of the most well known contributors to the city’s skyline is Rio native Oscar Niemeyer. Widely credited with developing much of Brasilia’s skyline—including the Cathedral of Brasilia, for which he won a Pritzker Prize in 1988— ONELIFE 49

ing, Portzamparc’s Cidade das Artes, on the south side of town, finally opened its doors to the public in 2013 and now serves as a dramatic landmark amidst the many freeways looping around it. Envisioned as an oasis of culture in a relatively barren part of town called Barra da Tijuca, the cultural hub capitalizes on the subway routes and pedestrian ramps being expanded in preparation for the 2016 Summer Olympics and includes spaces for exhibitions and performances in dance, music, theater, and the visual arts. With an assemblage of contoured concrete slabs called “sails,” a slanted roof, and interior caverns bathed in sunlight, the structure boasts superb acoustical quality thanks to high, hollow volumes of space enclosed in their own cocoons.

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Rio continues its Modernist movement in the residential sector as well. This summer, construction will begin on Casa Atlântica, a waterfront tower in historic Copacabana Beach designed by the late Zaha Hadid, the Pritzker-winning architect behind some of the world’s most impressive residential spaces, including Miami’s One Thousand Museum. Renderings of Casa Atlântica show 11 stories of curvaceous private balconies stacked like the spine of a bonecolored fish. Mirroring the lapping tide on the shoreline it overlooks,

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Niemeyer embarked upon one of his most striking modern designs toward the end of his career, Museu de Arte Contemporânea de Nieterói. Located across Guanabara Bay, about 17 miles from the city center in the chic enclave of Niteroi, MAC is perched on the edge of a cliff, hovering over the water like a flying saucer. The museum, which opened in 1996, serves as the centerpiece of Niemeyer Way, a cultural parkland that includes the whimsical performance space Teatro Popular.

Just this past December, a new cultural staple opened in Rio: Museu do Amanhã (Museum of Tomorrow). Built on a pier on the western shore of Guanabara Bay, the museum was part of the city’s plans to revitalize the impoverished Porto Maravilha area in advance of the Olympics.

Santiago Calatrava’s structure challenges visitors to contemplate their relationship with the natural world, both beneficial and destructive.

The multimillion-dollar, energy-efficient building’s most salient flourish is the cantilevered roof with mobile wings that extends out over the water, juxtaposing a man-made marvel with a natural one. A reflecting pool, visible through glass, enhances the view of the mountains, the bay, and the machinery of a busy port that includes tanker ships, warships, and airplanes landing at Santos Dumont Airport, as well as the bridge to Niterói.

the building houses luxury apartments that will surely attract some of the city’s most elite buyers.

FROM TOP: THE AECOM-DESIGNED OLYMPIC MINI-CITY; MUSEU DO AMANHÃ, SANTIAGO CALATRAVA OPPOSITE PAGE: ZAHA HADID’S CASA ATLÂNTICA RESIDENCE IN COPACAPANA BEACH

If the initiation of high-profile projects by increasing numbers of globally renowned architects is not proof enough of Rio’s place as a superpower of sophistication on the world stage, then its continued inroads into global sporting events certainly is. In 2014, Rio proved its mettle as a host city with the FIFA World Cup. Now, just two years later, the city will host the 2016 Summer Olympics and Paralympic Games. Of course, along with hosting the Olympics comes a slew of preparations including new structures that will serve as venues for the games as well as permanent fixtures for the city’s use long after the games have closed.

Rio’s thoughtful architecture, both past and present, celebrates its rich cultural heritage. And with a new focus on social revitalization through major productions like the 2016 Summer Olympics— and a commitment to legacy and sustainability—it’s a winning combination worthy of gold. ◗

Barra di Tijuca, one of nine areas of the city where Olympic events will take place, is the domain of international architecture and engineering giant AECOM. The AECOM team has brought to life a mini-city, all navigable by sinuous paths illuminated after dark in the Olympic colors. The Velodrome, a stunning, 5,000-seat space that will host the cycling competition, is topped with a roof that mimics the helmets of cyclists who will compete on the tracks inside. The Tennis Centre wows with metallic louvers that change colors. The Aquatics Stadium for swimming and water polo will be adorned with azulejos by renowned Brazilian artist Adriana Varejão, blue and white curling waves evoking the country’s history.

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A REMOTE RESORT IN THE FORESTS OF SOUTHWESTERN JAPAN IS A MODERN RETREAT BUILT AROUND AN ANCIENT WELLNESS RITUAL.

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Humans have been soaking their tired and weary bones in thermal pools for thousands of years.

But, as with everything they do, the Japanese have turned the tradition into a highly evolved art form. The ancient ritual of onsen—bathing in the mineral-rich, steaming waters of Japan’s many geothermal springs—is carried out like an ageless, graceful dance.

In the world of luxury hotels, Aman—which has 30 resorts, hotels, and private resorts in 20 countries—tends to do something similar. The Aman architects manage to distill a country, from its landscape to its history, down to its most attractive and meaningful components to create an experience that is both perfectly classical and powerfully reflective of place.

DAWN BREAKS OVER AMANEMU’S 100-FOOT-LONG LAP POOL, WHICH OVERLOOKS JAPAN’S BEAUTIFUL AGO BAY OPPOSITE PAGE: RESORT EXCURSIONS INCLUDE HIKING THE KUMANO KODO TRAILS, A SERIES OF FIVE ANCIENT PILGRIMAGE ROUTES PROTECTED BY UNESCO

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So when Aman creates a Japanese onsen, you get something as exceptional and jaw-dropping as the just-opened Amanemu.

Set within a forested region in the south of Japan, near a sawtoothed coastline and not far from the Shinto Ise Grand Shrine temple, Amanemu opened to the public in March. Aman’s second

property in Japan (the first sits at the top of a dramatic skyscraper in Tokyo) is built around the area’s natural springs, allowing guests to take part in modern onsen in its serene, 21,500-square-foot spa.

The spa complex is a sight to behold. Pools of water lined with black local stone are like artfully placed mirrors reflecting the sky amidst lush forestland. Anchored by two communal hot-spring pools within a private garden, the spa also includes a pair of onsen pavilions set in an adjacent maple-tree grove. Facing Ago Bay is a 100-foot-long outdoor swimming pool, while a yoga pavilion made almost entirely of glass completes the picture.

The mineral-rich waters are said to have both healing and relaxing powers, helping to ease muscle, joint, and nerve pain as well as heal skin ailments. Amanemu therapists often inject additional antioxidants through local algae, a process called kampo. Benefits are realized through holistic treatments such as aquatic bodywork, a type of massage in which a client floats in water as a therapist maneuvers AN AMANEMU SUITE (LEFT) DRAWS NATURE INSIDE WITH FLOOR-TO-CEILING WINDOWS AND BAMBOO TOUCHES; EVERY ACCOMMODATION ALSO OFFERS A PRIVATE ONSEN BATH (BELOW) FOR RELAXING IN SOLITUDE OPPOSITE PAGE: AMANEMU’S MINERAL SPA INCLUDES AN ALFRESCO RELAXATION AREA OUTFITTED WITH DAYBEDS

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the body into a series of yoga-like postures, creating a feeling of weightlessness that is meditative and profoundly relaxing.

villas all have private onsen water baths, while the villas also offer 270-square-foot onsen areas that feel like private spas.

The rest of the resort is equally Zen-like. Arriving at the property, a long driveway curves up a small hill through lawns shaded by maple and cherry trees and ends at the arrival pavilion, where guests are greeted with hot tea. From this perch, one first glimpses the gardens and beyond to Ago Bay, also called the Bay of Pearls, a jagged coastline of pearl farms and rocky islets. Acclaimed Singapore-based architect Kerry Hill designed Amanemu in the style of a historical Japanese village with 24 spacious suites and four twobedroom villas housed in traditional Minka buildings—simple but modern structures of dark-stained timber and black-tile clay roofs that extend to cover terraces.

While it’s tempting to spend time in complete idyll at Amanemu, guests should plan for at least a day or two to explore the region. Just outside the resort, Ise Shima National Park is carved with hiking trails worth exploring in every season. More than 650 feet off the ground, the Yokoyama Observatory provides expansive views of the surrounding islets and beyond. Many of the pearl rafts visible from the resort are the source of the legendary Mikimoto pearls from nearby Mikimoto Pearl Island. Visitors to the island can buy a strand of the famous pearls, as well as meet native amas—the female divers who would collect the pearl oysters and then return them following the insertion procedure. Today, this is all done mechanically, but the amas who remain often still dive for shellfish.

Airy and filled with light, each accommodation captures the essence of the local culture through touches like bamboo basket–like lanterns and screen walls. Dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows frame the surrounding forest, garden, or sea views, drawing gazes outward to the surrounding nature. There are modern amenities like stateof-the-art flat-screen TVs, but they remain hidden in wooden consoles so as not to distract from the breathtaking environs. Suites and

Guests may also want to make the pilgrimage to the Ishigami San in Osatsu, which has been worshiped for centuries by the amas. It is said that the spirit that resides there grants women one wish. By then, most will know what to ask for: a return to Amanemu. ◗ 2165 Hazako Hamajima-cho, Shima-shi, Mie 517-0403 Japan, aman.com/resorts/amanemu, 754.216.7830 (Aman reservations) ONELIFE

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A palatial oceanfront home in South Florida raises the bar on luxury living with Old World construction, luxe materials, and stateof-the-art technologies.

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: JOSEPH LEONE; THE GRAND ENTRANCE STAIRCASE; ROOMS FEATURE LACQUERED MAHOGANY AND GOLD LEAF DETAILS (KITCHEN PICTURED HERE); INFINITY POOL

Imagine a seaside palace fit for a king. Such was the vision of Joseph Leone when, in 2007, he was invited to design a grand home on close to 5 acres of exclusive waterfront property in South Florida’s Hillsboro Beach, with 465 feet of unobstructed beachfront and 492 feet of Intracoastal frontage.

Nearly a decade later, his dream has materialized as Le Palais Royal, an extraordinary 60,000-square-foot, 11-bedroom, 22-bath château flanked by the sparkling waters of the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway.

“Everything I do is ultra-luxurious,” says Leone, an Italian-born multidisciplinary designer who started his career creating jewelry for Parisian fashion houses such as Jean Patou, Rochas, Céline, Annick Goutal, and Lancel. “Here, I wanted to do something that has never been built in America—something like a European castle that would be constructed with quality and last for hundreds of years for future generations to appreciate.”

Inspired by the Palace of Versailles and Buckingham Palace, Le Palais Royal was originally designed as a residence for Massachusetts-based construction mogul Robert Pereira. Pereira decided to sell the property before moving in, putting the château on the market for $159 million.

The property is the only structure of its kind in the country, a modern palace that boasts the dichotomy of Old World craftsmanship and contemporary technologies. “It is built like a fortress on 1,700 piles that reach 45 feet into the ground to the bedrock, and its walls are made of 12-inch-thick poured concrete,” Leone says. The sprawling castle is fitted with energy-efficient, hurricane-resistant custom windows; acoustical treatments in interior walls; a pre-programmed heating and cooling system with integral solar and blackout shading; a built-in sound system; and high-end security features. It also houses an array of entertainment options, including a 3D television, a 1,300-gallon aquarium wall, and the world’s first IMAX home theater. “It’s

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almost like a NASA system,” Leone says. “Everything is thought out and programmed.”

Upon approach, a limestone-paved drive leads to Le Palais Royal’s grand porte cochere. Behind the home’s two double front doors, rooms are defined with lacquered mahogany millwork, South African and Brazilian marble flooring, and more than $6 million in gold leaf finishing details. Every bathroom is outfitted with 22-karat gold-plated French plumbing fixtures. “I love transferring the quality of fine jewelry to construction,” Leone says, pointing to the home’s pièce de résistance: the grand entrance staircase, which sits beneath a 120-yearold Austrian chandelier. “Like the stair in Buckingham Palace, it looks like a beautiful necklace or ring.”

Outside, the manicured landscape is a canvas for 13 engaging water features including a 4,500-square-foot heated infinity pool, a 25-foot-tall cascading waterfall, and a gold-leafed choreographed fountain. A summer kitchen, a putting green, and a swim-up bar constitute some of the property’s alfresco entertaining essentials. Separate from the main residence, two 3,000-square-foot VIP guest villas (adding six bedrooms and nine bathrooms) rest atop an underground facility—more than 27,000 square feet that will house a go-kart track, an ice-skating rink, a bowling alley, and a nightclub. Ample vehicle storage is found in a 30-car showroom-style garage; two docks on the Intracoastal accommodate a 200-foot and a 140-foot yacht.

FROM TOP: ONE OF THE 22 BATHS, OVERLOOKING THE ATLANTIC; A LIMESTONEPAVED DRIVE LEADS TO THE GRAND PORTE COCHERE

With all of these remarkable features and more—including a massage room, a gym, and a 3,000-bottle wine cellar—Le Palais Royal sets an unprecedented new standard for modern luxury living. “There’s nothing else like it,” says Mayi de la Vega, CEO and founder of ONE Sotheby’s International Realty. “Unlike other houses here, this one took nine years to build because of the quality of construction and the level of finishes and handmade details.” And for those, like Leone, who are passionate about quality and craftsmanship, a jewel like Le Palais Royal is worth the wait. ◗ Contact ONE Sotheby’s International Realty for more information at 305.901.5003.

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A Life Less Ordinary In her gorgeous photography tome, Kelly Klein captures the extraordinary beauty of life.

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BY MICHELE MEYER

Gisele Bündchen striking a signature pose on a Caribbean island. An elderly woman in a kimono strolling through Kyoto. Silver spoons lying still on a table . . . No matter the subject, Kelly Klein (pictured here) manages to find the unique allure and artistry in each. “I’m a very positive person,” she says. “I wake up and see beauty.”

In Photographs by Kelly Klein, the normally private artist gives the world a curated glimpse of her vision. The intimate collection of 200 images spans 35 years of her life behind the lens. “I don’t keep a diary; I take pictures,” says Klein, the former design muse of her famous fashion designer ex-husband, Calvin. “These are people, places, and encounters that have shaped me.”

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RIGHT: LIISA WINKLER, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, 1998 OPPOSITE PAGE: MILLA JOVOVICH, NEW YORK CITY, 1996

The book showcases a rarely seen portrait of privilege. Flipping through the pages, one can spy Calvin napping on a yacht in Mustique alongside tycoons David Geffen, Barry Diller, and Sandy Gallin; Henry Kissinger and Rolling Stone publisher Jann Wenner lingering after breakfast in Tangier; and Fiat heir Lapo Elkann sunning on a sailboat gliding along the Italian Riviera. Among these candid moments, Klein interjects dazzling, bold fashion images (including a few outtakes) that she has created for magazines like Harper’s Bazaar, Interview, Vanity Fair Italia, and a slew of international Vogue editions. She also exposes the everyday moments of her own private life, like her 8-year-old son enjoying a Popsicle and her mother modeling comic sunglasses.

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ABOVE: VERSAILLES, PARIS, FRANCE, 1982 OPPOSITE PAGE: KAYLA TRAVERS, NEW YORK CITY, 2007

Klein’s photography career was as unexpected as the subjects of her book. A graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology, she worked as a design assistant at Ralph Lauren and then Calvin Klein, where her all-American look inspired Calvin’s crisp designs and his resulting nickname, “Calvin Clean.” The two fell in love and married in Rome in 1986. When the couple separated 10 years later, Klein left her ex-husband’s business—and was hired to photograph Warren Beatty for the cover of Mirabella. Opportunities snowballed from there.

Today, Klein’s schedule revolves around her work and her son, Lukas, whom she and her beau, Australian polo player Nick Manifold, welcomed via surrogate.

She largely divides her time among New York, Aspen, and Palm Beach, where she custom built a 3,000-square-foot home overlooking the Intracoastal.

Featuring cement, glass, and shades of taupe and sand, the abode is cleanly minimalist—like her style in all aspects of life.

“The way I dress, decorate a home, or take a picture is very simple, classic, and effortless,” Klein says. “But I hope it has romance, elegance—and a little edge.” ◗

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“REGALIA IS ABOUT CREATING AN EXPERIENCE THROUGH WHICH THE LIFESTYLE IS ELEVATED TO AN ART FORM.” Charles Allem, Design Director Principal, CAD International

RESIDENCE 18

FEATURES 1 Residence per Floor

4 Bedrooms 5.5 Bathrooms

39 Residences

7,615 Total Sq. Ft.

360-degrees of views

Fully Furnished Residence

19575 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, Florida 33160 RegaliaMiami.com

Rose Marie Minio 786-489-6644 Rminio@onesothebysrealty.com

ARCHITECTURE

ARCHITECTIONICA

INTERIOR DESIGN

CHARLES ALLEM

EXPLORE SOUTH FLORIDA Offering luxurious residences amidst a thriving culture.

With recent residential developments and a vibrant lifestyle, South Florida has become the ideal location not just to play, but to stay.

On the following pages you'll ďŹ nd some of the most exclusive homes available in Miami-Dade and Broward. We invite you to discover your very own South Florida destination offered by ONE Sotheby's International Realty.

ONESOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

321 Ocean Drive, PH 900 | Miami Beach

Presenting Miami Beach’s finest Penthouse Residence. This 13,000 total square foot turnkey, custom, 2-story, full-floor oceanfront (9th and 10th floor) penthouse is located in the heart of Miami Beach’s most desirable neighborhood, South of Fifth.

The flow-through layout provides breathtaking ocean and city views from any of the 4 bedrooms, 5 full and 2 half baths. A private rooftop terrace offers a 36 foot infinity pool, BBQ, lounge areas and bar. Other amenities include sleek open kitchen with Miele and Sub-Zero appliances, office, Den and media room and staff quarters. 321 Ocean in an exclusive boutique building designed by award winning Enrique Norten.

Jorge Uribe 786.371.8777 | juribe@onesothebysrealty.com

Offered at $53,000,000

4

5/2

bedrooms

bathrooms

13,220

2015

total area (sf)

year built

321OceanPH.com

271 N Hibiscus Drive | Miami Beach

This spectacular, contemporary masterpiece is centrally located on guard-gated Hibiscus Island just minutes from South Beach and Downtown Miami. The residence is professionally decorated and finished to perfection. Enter through dramatic double volume ceilings and floor-to-ceiling glass which offers panoramic water views. Open, light filled spaces are complete with surround sound and lighting systems. Amenities include designer finishes, a spectacular wine cellar, an elevator and a rooftop terrace.

Alina de la Vega 305.335.8219 | adelavega@onesothebysrealty.com

Offered at $21,000,000

7

7/1

bedrooms

bathrooms

9,019

14,000

living area (sf)

lot size (sf)

271NHibiscusDr.com

195 Nurmi Drive | Fort Lauderdale

This Fort Lauderdale home is a one-of-a-kind, waterfront masterpiece off Las Olas Boulevard. This one-story estate brings luxury to another level — it is perfection.

Completely rebuilt by Bill Bentz and designed by Fred Furze, the new construction offers tons of character. Most incredible amenities include 17-foot ceilings, a home theater, an infinity pool with a summer kitchen and an over 100 year old banyan tree in the back yard. Not to mention the great dockage. The 120 foot dock can accommodate a mega yacht. This estate is going to be featured in Florida Design.

Offered at $6,900,000

3

3/1

bedrooms

bathrooms

120’ water frontage

Susan Rindley 954.294.5686 | srindley@onesothebysrealty.com

195NurmiDrive.com

Point of Americas | Fort Lauderdale

Located on over 10 acres at the southernmost tip of Fort Lauderdale Beach, Point of Americas is a timeless landmark along the Gold Coast. The two luxury buildings offer an unparalleled location on the widest beach in Fort Lauderdale and you can almost touch the cruise ships as they gracefully glide by the residences at Point of Americas. Luxurious resort amenities include beach cabana/chair/umbrella service, private restaurant, guest hotel rooms for resident guests, ballroom, library, two pools, three ďŹ tness rooms, 24 hour security, grand lobbies and garage parking. Residences feature oor to ceiling windows, huge terraces, entry foyers, multiple walk in closets, spacious room sizes and much more. Floor plans and models vary from approximately 1,100 square feet to over 7,000 square feet and the spaces can easily be customized and redesigned to your wishes.

Point of Americas offers unparalleled views, security and privacy in one of the most desirable locations in all of Fort Lauderdale.

Brian Hero 954.854.4870 | bhero@onesothebysrealty.com

Up to $4,000,000

1 to 4

580

bedrooms

Total Units

1,100+

1969

living area (sf)

Built

PointofAmericas1and2.com

2980 Paddock Road | Weston

Exquisite custom-built, two-story waterfront home on a private lot with lavish tropical landscaping in prestigious Windmill Ranch Estates! This 10,247 square foot luxurious estate includes 7 bedrooms, 8 full baths and 2 half baths and features an impressive grand foyer entry and formal living room with fireplace, beautiful chandeliers and amazing pool and lake views. The first floor features an office, wet bar, curved glass staircase wine cellar, theater with stadium seating, walk-in humidor with a cigar / poker room. Enjoy your gourmet kitchen with marble and mahogany countertops, center Island and the top of the line appliances. A breakfast area, spacious family room, and an elegant formal dining room are all located off of the kitchen. The downstairs has three bedrooms, one of which is the expansive master suite with large his and hers closets and baths, wood built-ins, walk in shower and Jacuzzi tub. The second floor features a library, billiard room and four bedrooms each with their own full bath. Your dream home awaits!

Benjamin J. Westby 954.445.5457 | bwestby@onesothebysrealty.com

Offered at $4,150,000

7

8/2

bedrooms

bathrooms

10,247

47,083

living area (sf)

lot size (sf)

2980PaddockRoad.com

1501 Bella Vista Avenue | Coral Gables

Entertainment options are extensive in this beautifully updated waterfront home with over 7,600 square feet in gated and desirable Gables by the Sea. Enjoy the pool, custom landscape, Koi ponds and Tiki hut by the large covered entertainment patio.

Watch sports in your home theater with popcorn machine and bar. Accommodations include 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms on the main oor plus a game room, bedroom, den and bathroom on the ground oor which can also be used as an in-law suite.

Large living room and formal dining room. Enjoy elegant Florida life. 4-car garage.

Enrique J. Tejera 786.375.1459 | etejera@onesothebysrealty.com

Offered at $2,099,000

5

4/1

bedrooms

bathrooms

4,642

12,600

living area (sf)

lot size (sf)

1501BellaVistaAve.com

9 Harbor Point Key Biscayne | Offered at $21,500,000

8

8/3

10,993

27,300

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

lot size (sf)

Enjoy breathtaking views of Biscayne Bay to downtown Miami from this unique and spectacular, tropical vernacular home.

Designed by renowned architect Cesar Molina and located on one of Key Biscayne’s most spectacular and private streets, this home offers unparalleled details and amenities. Features include custom handcrafted woodwork, impact glass, integrated terrazzo, fine wood and marble flooring throughout, Lutron lighting, a generator, a dock with a lift, private beach entry and a separate guest house with a 4-car garage.

9 HarborPoint.com Dennis Carvajal 786.255.3344 | dcarvajal@onesothebysrealty.com

Jorge Uribe 786.371.8777 | juribe@onesothebysrealty.com

4

4

2,736

2006

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

year built

You can start each day with this stunning view from your beachfront, turn-key corner unit at Acqualina Resort in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida. This residence offers large rooms, expansive balconies, lots of natural light and paradise views all around. Experience elite living surrounded by tropical splendor and first class amenities at this 5-Star & 5-Diamond oasis. Spend blissful days at The Beach Club with food & beverage service; relax by one of 3 pools; dine at one of 3 restaurants including authentic Italian Il Mulino formal or waterfront setting. Rejuvenate and restore at the 20,000 sq ft world class spa. Call today for more info!

Viola Kruszelnicki 305.394.2311 | viola@miamiparadise.info

Adam Kruszelnicki 305.546.8866 | adam@miamiparadise.info

17875 Collins Avenue, Unit 706 Sunny Isles | Offered at $4,200,000

150 Edgewater Drive Coral Gables | Offered at $19,000,000

10

10/2

11,833

37,026

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

lot size (sf)

This elegant, Mediterranean-style estate, is located on prestigious Edgewater Drive and boasts 180 feet of waterfrontage, a private dock & 80 ft deep inlet slip with no bridges to bay. Privacy is provided by approximately 9,539 additional SF of driveway/easement leading to garage/ carports for 8+ cars. Luxurious accommodations include soaring ceilings, 2 master suites, a chic kitchen, dual staircase, maids quarters and 2 elevators. Multiple terraces overlook the Gables Waterway and a large backyard with a pool and an impressive outdoor kitchen.

150EdgewaterDr.com Jorge Uribe 786.371.8777 | juribe@onesothebysrealty.com

5

6/1

4,736

16,500

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

lot size (sf)

This contemporary home offers dramatic unobstructed views of the ocean and city skyline. Located in gated Sunrise Harbour, this 3-story home boasts high ceilings, voluminous living spaces and bedrooms with spacious walk-in closets, a commercial elevator, pool and a private dock with 100 feet of deep water frontage. The interior provides a blank canvas for the most discerning buyer.

6939 Sunrise Drive Coral Gables | Offered at $8,950,000

6939SunriseDr.com Jorge Uribe 786.371.8777 | juribe@onesothebysrealty.com

260 Cape Florida Drive Key Biscayne | Offered at $13,900,000

9

8/2

18,091

32,300

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

lot size (sf)

This private waterfront estate features panoramas of Biscayne Bay. The property is a haven for boating enthusiasts with 346 feet of water frontage and direct ocean access. The gated estate is one of the island’s largest, set on a lush 3/4 acre lot perfect for entertaining. Designed with the finest attention to detail, the home is extremely spacious with 9 Bedrooms, a library, office, theater, bar, gourmet kitchen, marble Brazilian hardwood floors, security cameras, Lutron lighting and more.

The very best value amongst Key Biscayne waterfront homes!

260CapeFlorida.com Alina de la Vega 305.335.8219 | adelavega@onesothebysrealty.com

Carlos Coto 305.803.3059 | ccoto@onesothebysrealty.com

6

6/1

6,215

12,900

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

lot size (sf)

This magnificent 6-bedroom, 6 and a half bathroom modern waterfront home features leading-edge architecture, amazing views of historical Cape Florida. This home is located on the exclusive Island of Key Biscayne on a private cul-de-sac street. Features include spacious open floor plan, high ceilings, imported oak flooring, Italian floor-to-ceiling doors, Delta lighting, Boffi bathrooms, and a Bulthaup kitchen. Enjoy the sunsets from this gorgeous terrace and infinity-edge pool! Professionally designed, this home is sophistication at it’s finest. Date of completion is Spring 2017.

1080MarinerDrive.com Alina de la Vega 305.335.8219 | adelavega@onesothebysrealty.com

1080 Mariner Drive Key Biscayne | Offered at $12,000,000

7

90

beaches

elevation (ft)

47 lot size (ac)

Saddleback Cay. A 47-acre Private island with a protected deepwater harbour easily accessible from the Atlantic side.

7 beautiful sandy beaches and elevations up to 90’. Situated just north of Norman’s Cay. Norman’s Cay has a 4,800 foot paved airstrip providing easy air access to Saddleback Cay. The Bahamas has no income, capital gains or inheritance taxes.

SIRbahamas.com George Damianos

Saddleback Cay, Exuma Cays Bahamas | Offered at $11,800,000

242.424.9699 | george.damianos@sir.com

Norman’s Cay 6 Acres, Exuma Cays Bahamas | Offered at $3,500,000 956

374

waterfront (ft) beachfront (ft)

6 lot size (ac)

Located on the northern tip of Norman’s Cay, Galleon’s Point contains 6 acres and 956 feet of waterfront including 374 feet of pristine beachfront. The Exumas are known for world-class fishing, sailing and beaches. This property faces Saddleback Cay. Norman’s Cay has a 4,800 foot airstrip, protected harbor and restaurant.

SIRbahamas.com George Damianos 242.424.9699 | george.damianos@sir.com

6410 North Bay Road Miami Beach | Offered at $10,950,000

5

5/1

5,035

24,000

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

lot size (sf)

This charming waterfront home is situated perfectly on prestigious North Bay Road with manicured 24,000 sf lot and offers 100’ on the water. Featuring impact glass windows, marble and wood floors, fireplace, 2-car garage, modern kitchen with top appliances, surround sound system, water softener, and a generator. Incredible views and potential to be one of the most glamorous homes on the street.

6410NorthBayRoad.com Dina Goldentayer 786.277.7539 | dina@onesothebysrealty.com

Sladja Stantic 305.799.7697 | sladja@onesothebysrealty.com

5

5/1

5,300

10,017

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

lot size (sf)

Lavish Living on La Gorce Country Club! No expense was spared on this fully integrated, completely reconstructed home on the golf course. Finished in 2016, everything is NEW: roof, plumbing, A/C, electric, & PGT impact glass.

The Grand Kitchen features only the best of Wolf, Miele & Subzero. The golf-course facing Master Suite is filled with sunlight and incredible VIEWS. Designer touches include Custom Italian cabinetry throughout, European white oak flooring, and impeccably selected tile and stonework.

Smart home by Architronics. Pool and spa area is a true sun lover’s haven. A 2-car air conditioned garage completes this perfect home — one of the finest in all of Miami Beach!

5334LaGorce.com Dina Goldentayer 786.277.7539 | dina@onesothebysrealty.com

Sladja Stantic 305.799.7697 | sladja@onesothebysrealty.com

5334 La Gorce Drive Miami Beach | Offered at $5,100,000

2201 Collins Avenue, Unit 1428/1429/1430 Miami Beach | Offered at $8,500,000

4

4

2,960

593

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

exterior (sf)

Direct ocean, 3-unit combination residence at the W South Beach with infinite possibilities, expansive ocean views and generous balconies. This residence occupies the entire eastern wing on the 14th floor and comes completely furnished by renowned design team Yabu Pushelberg. Use the lockout doors to occupy 1, 2, or all 3 units. Unoccupied units can remain in the hotel program generating income.

The 3 units can also be redesigned to form one lavish oceanside residence with the buyer’s personal tastes and touches integrated into a new floor plan.

Ivan G. Chorney 786.863.5900 | ichorney@onesothebysrealty.com

Angelica Garcia 305.496.6347 | agarcia@onesothebysrealty.com

1

1.5

1,151

195

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

exterior (sf)

This is the premier 1 bed + den residence at the W South Beach affording sunrise views of the ocean and sunset views of the bay and city. This generous floorplan comes complete with oversized balconies perfect for enjoying the warmth of the Miami Beach sun, a bedroom-sized den with sleeper sofa, an extra large master bathroom and a full kitchen. This residence is offered in full turn-key condition.

Enjoy the best of South Beach living, world-class service and amenities, restaurants, pools and cabanas all offered

by The W South Beach Residences.

Angelica Garcia 305.496.6347 | agarcia@onesothebysrealty.com

Ivan G. Chorney 786.863.5900 | ichorney@onesothebysrealty.com

2201 Collins Avenue, Unit 822 Miami Beach | Offered at $2,195,000

1833 W 24 Street Miami Beach | Offered at $8,499,000

5

7/1

7,140

13,125

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

lot size (sf)

Enjoy this beautiful and modern turn-key, waterfront home located on the highly desired and gated Sunset Island 3. This home offers plenty of living area, an open and bright oor plan, a formal living and dining room and a huge master suite. The patio features green space, a pool with plenty of privacy and 75 feet of waterfrontage with a dock. The home has been designer furnished and is perfect for entertaining. It is also walking distance to shops and restaurants.

1833W24.com Albert Justo 786.326.9613 | ajusto@onesothebysrealty.com

Mirce Curkoski 786.395.2139 | mcurkoski@onesothebysrealty.com

5

5/1

6,204

14,300

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

lot size (sf)

This perfectly located classic architectural masterpiece sits on a lush, serene setting just walking distance from Lincoln Road Sunset Harbour shops. The home offers a large master suite with front rear terraces, an additional open loft area with its own separate bathroom. The 100 feet of waterfrontage for a large dock, the covered outdoor terraces, private courtyards and pool allow for excellent entertaining. A 3-car garage is also available. The home is very well maintained and tastefully renovated.

2018NBayRoad.com Albert Justo 786.326.9613 | ajusto@onesothebysrealty.com

Mirce Curkoski 786.395.2139 | mcurkoski@onesothebysrealty.com

2018 N Bay Road Miami Beach | Offered at $6,900,000

451 N Mashta Drive Key Biscayne | Offered at $7,950,000

8

7/1

7,583

15,888

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

lot size (sf)

Enjoy this Mediterranean style estate with 165 feet of water frontage, 80 feet of dock and direct ocean access located on a quiet, low traffic cul-de-sac in Key Biscayne. Marble and wood floors guide you through the impressive gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances. Other amenities include a large Master Suite, a formal dining area, a wine cellar and large terraces that overlook the pool and water. An elevator, staff quarters and rare oversized 3+ car garage complete the luxurious lifestyle this property offers.

451NMashtaDr.com Jorge Uribe 786.371.8777 | juribe@onesothebysrealty.com

4

4/1

4,681

10,000

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

lot size (sf)

This sleek and sophisticated, contemporary plantation style smart home is located on the best street in Key Biscayne.

It was built in 2013 to extremely high standards of quality with no expenses spared. This home offers soaring ceilings and an open flexible floor plan for complete functionality for both families and individuals. The home provides timeless simplicity with elegant finishes, a contemporary bar, premium appliances, multiple terraces, a resort-like entertainment area with river stone pool and a hot tub.

531SMashtaDr.com Jorge Uribe 786.371.8777 | juribe@onesothebysrealty.com

531 S Mashta Drive Key Biscayne | Offered at $4,975,000

791 Crandon Boulevard, Unit 308 Key Biscayne | Offered at $6,495,000

4

5/1

5,207

2001

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

year built

Most desirable and sought line in Ocean Club Tower 2 with direct ocean views, concierge, a club room with TV plus a wine and fur storage. Enjoy a luxurious and pampered lifestyle in this fabulous designer finished condo with the feel of a beautiful home. World class amenities and resort style living with steps to the beach, pool, spa, tennis. Close to great shops, restaurants, golf, and more.

791Crandon308.com Jo-Ann Forster 305.778.5555 | joann@uniquehomesofmiami.com

Ana Leighton 305.586.8899 | ana@uniquehomesofmiami.com

6

6

8,229

30,000

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

lot size (sf)

Prestigious landmark estate sitting high on a magnificent 30,000 SF gated lot. Palm lined drive to an impressive Porte Cochere entry and a large covered front patio. A rare combination of intimate living with grand proportions and a coveted lifestyle. Beautiful coffered and double height ceilings, arched windows, custom millwork, and Curupay wood and stone floors for your great design. Heated infinity salt water wide lap pool. Smart House system. Summer kitchen. Impact windows and doors. 3-car garage.

1889SBayshore.com Jo-Ann Forster 305.778.5555 | joann@uniquehomesofmiami.com

1889 S Bayshore Drive Coconut Grove | Offered at $5,275,000

6

6

8,058

16,410

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

lot size (sf)

Enjoy over 225 feet on the water, a South East point lot with amazing views of the Intracoastal. Amenities of this residence include impact windows and doors throughout, an elevator, 2 master suites, a ďŹ replace, a large entertaining area, 2 laundry rooms. A stunning back yard, 2-car garage and the great guarded community make this the perfect family home.

101 Compass Lane Fort Lauderdale | Offered at $5,150,000

101CompassLn.com Sandra Tagliamonte 954.818.4219 | stagliamonte@onesothebysrealty.com

6

6/2

6,610

2014

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

year built

This magniďŹ cent new custom waterfront residence is located in the prestigious Las Olas Isles with 100 foot dock. The home features Nuvo Grand Concerto Multi Room Sound System, Lutron Wireless Lighting System, Thermador appliance package, 4 Zone AC, elevator, outdoor kitchen, 8 security camera system, central vacuum and is ready to move in!

341 Royal Plaza Drive Fort Lauderdale | Offered at $4,600,000

341RoyalPlazaDr.com Sandra Tagliamonte 954.818.4219 | stagliamonte@onesothebysrealty.com

545 Casuarina Concourse Coral Gables | Offered at $4,495,000

7

8/2

9,545

47,200

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

lot size (sf)

This elegant home, located in exclusive guard-gated Gables Estates, is ideal for entertaining with large inviting spaces both inside and out. The Master suite is a dream, with two walk-in closets, high ceilings, sitting area/office with picture windows overlooking the tennis court and pool area. All 7 bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms plus large cedar-lined closets. An amazingly oversized kitchen, play room, exercise room, tavern bar and home theatre graciously outfit this special home. The home is also equipped with a generator, a breezy gazebo with barbecue overlooking lagoon-style heated pool and lighted tennis courts all situated on over an acre of land. Tennis Enthusiasts, this is your opportunity!!

545Casuarina.com Dennis Carvajal 786.255.3334 | dcarvajal@onesothebysrealty.com

6

5/1

7,306

24,500

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

lot size (sf)

As you walk into this impeccably maintained estate in prestigious guard gated Cocoplum, you have beautiful views of your backyard oasis and tranquil canal. No bridges to bay & 100’ deep water dockage make this a yachtsman’s dream. A remarkable home for entertaining due to a gourmet kitchen with breakfast area, a generous formal dining room and inviting family & living rooms with vaulted ceilings. Accommodations include a guest suite on first floor, a Master Suite with den & spacious walk-in closet on the 2nd floor and 3 additional bedrooms.The home includes impact doors and windows plus a generator.

6900MiraFlores.com Dennis Carvajal 786.255.3334 | dcarvajal@onesothebysrealty.com

6900 Mira Flores Avenue Coral Gables | Offered at $4,395,000

7

7

7,361

1/2

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

lot size (ac)

A rare opportunity to own over half an acre of waterfront land in Miami Beach’s exclusive Flamingo Drive. The lot offers 100 feet of waterfrontage with a boat dock and lift and is ready for immediate construction. Sold with final city of Miami Beach approved plans & permits, to build an architecturally stunning 7 bedroom estate. Save time and start building right away and/ or modify to personal taste or build your own waterfront home.

The lot is 2 blocks from the beach and within walking distance to the Faena District and Lincoln Road.

InesFlax.com Ines Flax

2687 Flamingo Drive Miami Beach | Offered at $4,200,000

4

5/1

3,615

2008

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

year built

This stunning combined residence offers breathtaking direct ocean bay views in the North Tower of The Carillon Hotel & Spa and it comes with 16 permanent Guest Passes.

Enjoy the exceptionally large living space, 2 terraces and 2 parking spaces. The residence is also available fully furnished. Building amenities include a world-class 70,000 square foot fitness/spa facility, daily fitness activities/ lectures, 4 pools, gourmet restaurants, and much more.

Don’t miss the chance to own an oceanfront oasis of wellness in the world’s most vibrant city.

InesFlax.com Ines Flax 786.218.7600 | iflax@onesothebysrealty.com

786.218.7600 | iflax@onesothebysrealty.com

6899 Collins Avenue Unit 2006/2007 Miami Beach | Offered at $4,200,000

119 Paloma Drive Coral Gables | Offered at $4,181,450

6

6/1

6,103

14,984

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

lot size (sf)

Make Villa Paloma your new home located in a central and highly desired location in the exclusive Cocoplum neighborhood in Coral Gables. The private boat dock can hold up to a 90 foot boat with only one bridge to bay.

Amenities include a movie theater with seating for 18 and a temperature controlled wine cellar. The home was built in 2000 and is ready for a new owner!

119PalomaDr.com Gabriela Dajer 786.290.3832 | gdajer@onesothebysrealty.com

Yasmeen Ansari 305.204.2294 | yansari@onesothebysrealty.com

6

6/1

9,792

51,400

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

lot size (sf)

Indulge in this majestic, custom-built estate on a lushly landscaped acre of land! The home offers the finest finishes and details throughout. Amenities include an elevator, a 13seat home theater, a billiard and recreational room, cherry wood office, a gym and a spectacular pool with a cascading waterfall.

7245 SW 104 Street Pinecrest | Offered at $3,499,000

7245SW104St.com Gabriela Dajer 786.290.3832 | gdajer@onesothebysrealty.com

3737 Collins Avenue, Unit S1303 Miami Beach | Offered at $3,695,000

2

2/1

1,621

2008

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

year built

With an unobstructed SW exposure, this residence will take your breath away. The residence offers ocean, bay and skyline views. The gorgeous terrace has over 800 square feet of space to enjoy the views. Amenities include gorgeous 36”x36” limestone flooring, an open kitchen, electric shades and integrated speakers. The Caribbean offers all the amenities any buyer requires, mixing the oldtime charms of the historical lobby with the modern look of a newer construction. This is the hottest location in town.

Caribbean1303.com Daniela Bonetti 305.582.1639 | dbonetti@onesothebysrealty.com

Darryl S. Fox 305.788.3609 | dfox@onesothebysrealty.com

3

2/1

2,353

2001

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

year built

Experience amazing panoramic views from this corner unit in sought-after Three Tequesta of Brickell Key. Tons of natural light shines through the floor-to-ceiling windows and doors. High ceilings, a spacious, wrap-around balcony and an updated eat-in-kitchen make the perfect residence.

Enjoy the pool, fitness center and tennis courts of the building plus island amenities which include 2 parks, playgrounds, restaurants, a market, beauty salon, dry Cleaners among others amenities

848BrickellKeyDr-4301.com Gabriela Dajer 786.290.3832 | gdajer@onesothebysrealty.com

848 Brickell Key Drive, Unit 4301 Miami | Offered at $1,799,000

13678 Deering Bay Drive Coral Gables | Offered at $2,900,000

5

5/1

5,360

16,031

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

lot size (sf)

Presenting a beautiful estate home in the guard-gated private community of Deering Bay Yacht Country Club.

Enjoy golf, tennis, boating, gym and restaurants all within the community. The residence offers a family room with an adjoining kitchen, eat-in area and a full wet bar for entertaining. The Master Bedroom and Maid’s Quarters are on the first floor and 3 bedrooms with en suite bathrooms are on the second level. The home is on the largest lot in the community with water views from pool and backyard.

Large spaces and high ceilings with top-quality finishes throughout, garage for three full-sized cars and golf cart.

13678DeeringBayDr.com Claudia Fernandez 305.733.1769 | cfernandez@onesothebysrealty.com

3

2/1

1,530

2015

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

year built

Experience Icon Bay, the newest design in the of heart of Miami’s hottest district, Midtown/Edgewater. Enjoy spectacular water and city views from this high-floor, corner residence in a newly developed building. Icon Bay offers private elevator entry, 10-foot, floor-to-ceiling windows, lighted tennis courts, valet and self-parking, a fully equipped fitness center & spa, a movie theater, party room and a billiard room overlooking Biscayne Bay. This residence is decorator ready and the building is pet friendly.

460NE28St-2408.com Claudia Fernandez 305.733.1769 | cfernandez@onesothebysrealty.com

460 NE 28 Street, Unit 2408 Miami | Offered at $995,000

288 Imperial Lane Lauderdale by the Sea | Offered at $2,750,000

3

3

4,000

15,118

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

lot size (sf)

Do not miss this superlative gated Point Lot Intracoastal home with 260 feet of waterfrontage! Enjoy spectacular water views from almost every room! Upon entering this majestic home you are embraced by the spacious rooms and high ceilings. The open oorplan is perfect for entertaining and family living. The enormous Master Suite has serene water views and a spa-like master bath with steam shower and two walk-in closets. Gourmet kitchen, media room, outdoor kitchen, 65 foot dock, boat lift and more!

288Imperial.com Jill L. Brown 954.740.0110 | jbrown@onesothebysrealty.com

Richard Masterson 954.205.7067 | rmasterson@onesothebysrealty.com

5

4/1

3,629

6,770

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

lot size (sf)

Enjoy this stunning two-story lakefront home in Doral.

This true 5-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom house features large, spacious rooms throughout the house, a beautiful kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances, granite counter tops, hurricane impact windows, an iron staircase, two-car garage and a full-service clubhouse. The home is close to A-rated schools.

11391 NW 82 Terrace Doral | Offered at $850,000

11391NW82Ter.com Kevin Duenas 786.277.0175 | kduenas@onesothebysrealty.com

4322 NE 23 Avenue Coral Ridge Country Club | Offered at $2,650,000

5

6

4,531

20,174

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

lot size (sf)

This luxury golf course home offers premium location overlooking four fairways of the Coral Ridge Country Club Golf Course. It is a 2-story traditional home that has been totally and beautifully renovated and remodeled to today’s highest standards. It features 5 bedrooms, 5 baths and a 1/1 guest suite, a formal living room and dining room, gourmet kitchen and family room all overlooking the golf course. Hardwood floors and marble throughout. The fabulous backyard is designed for entertaining. Come fall in love!

4322NE23Ave.com Karen & Mary Forman 954.494.0722 | mforman@onesothebysrealty.com

3

2

2,770

12,249

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

lot size (sf)

This Balinese-inspired custom home of renowned designer Annabella Bucheli, is just two blocks from the Bay, on a private, corner lot. Made for stylish entertaining, its open floor plan is drenched in natural light. With 1700 square feet of marble terraces, the zen courtyards, lushly landscaped grounds and magnificent free form pool with beach, spa and waterfall are visible from every room. Chef’s kitchen includes quartz counter tops with mother of pearl inlays.

Located in prestigious Miami Shores, minutes from Miami.

1075NE99thSt.com Maria Emilia Salgado 954.646.6586 | msalgado@onesothebysrealty.com

1075 NE 99 Street Miami Shores | Offered at $1,350,000

4001 Monserrate Street Coral Gables | Offered at $2,000,000

4

5

4,503

17,400

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

lot size (sf)

Presenting a chic, modern oasis located in the heart of Coral Gables and walking distance to the Shops of Merrick Park. This home is meticulously finished and renovated with custom kitchen and stainless steel appliances.

Accommodations include a resort-style master bedroom suite with ample bath and closet. The central courtyard with lounging pool allows natural light into every room of the house.

CasaPhilippe.com Michael Martinez 305.979.9367 | mmartinez@michaelmartinezrealtor.com

Daniela Garcia 786.218.3032 | dgarcia@onesothebysrealty.com

4

3/1

2,484

8,500

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

lot size (sf)

This modern estate is situated on Poinciana Avenue in the highly sought-after South Coconut Grove area. This stunning home offers, Italian kitchen with Subzero-Wolf appliances, high ceilings and Italian Porcelain tiling throughout. The open and spacious floor plan filled with natural lighting wraps around an impressively beautiful oak tree. Indulge in the serene pool patio, Jacuzzi Tub and Summer Kitchen. Experience true Coconut Grove living in 8,500 square feet of privately fenced property surrounded by lush canopy of oaks and royal palm trees.

RobleEstate.com Michael Martinez 305.979.9367 | mmartinez@michaelmartinezrealtor.com

3763 S Douglas Road Coconut Grove | Offered at $1,849,000

9100 W Bay Harbor Drive #10D Bay Harbor Islands | Offered at $1,950,000

3

3/1

2,970

1957

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

year built

New York City urban luxury coupled with Miami Beach waterfront living at its best. A truly unique 3 BR 3 1/2 Ba contemporary showplace, impeccably designed and luxuriously curated. Superior views of the Ocean, Downtown, Miami Beach, Indian Creek Island, and Biscayne Bay. Architecturally seamless and exclusively located at the highest, southern-most point of Bay Harbor Islands.

Walk to Beach and Bal Harbour Shops. Minutes to South Beach and International Airports.

9100WBayHarborDr-10D.com Gary Schwartz 305.505.6877 | gary@garyocean.com

Alexandra C. Peters-Rutten 786.282.5290 | arutten@onesothebysrealty.com

4

3

2,418

7,500

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

lot size (sf)

Enjoy this Modern Miami Beach home within walking distance to the beach. It has been beautifully and meticulously renovated with slate tile and hardwood oors, impact windows, a new roof and a new kitchen with stainless steal appliances. Accommodations include 4 bedrooms and 3 full baths of which 2 are ensuite. The yard boasts a sunny and spacious outdoor area with pool and hot tub.

6131LaGorceDr.com Alexandra C. Peters-Rutten 786.282.5290 | arutten@onesothebysrealty.com

Gary Schwartz 305.505.6877 | gary@garyocean.com

6131 La Gorce Drive Miami Beach | Offered at $1,599,000

17301 Biscayne Boulevard, Units 409 & 411 Aventura | Offered at $3,500,000

4

5/1

4,286

2016

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

year built

Enjoy spectacular views of the bay and the marina from this corner unit make you feel like you are on a boat. The unit offers Snaidero cabinetry, stone counter tops and Wolf, Miele, and Sub-Zero appliances. The unit is decorator ready and can be combined with the unit next door to make an extraordinary residence. Marina Palms Yacht Club has a voluntary membership and dockage is available for large boats.

MarinaPalmsYachtClub-409.com Maria A. Umaña 305.992.5655 | mumana@onesothebysrealty.com

3

2/1

1,865

2016

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

year built

Enjoy amazing sunsets and endless views of the bay, intracoastal and Oleta park while dipping in your own private pool. This hard-to-find property is just steps away from beach in one of Sunny Isles Beach’s new luxurious buildings. Accommodations include 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms with a flow-through floor plan that feels like a house. Building amenities include a full-service spa, gym, tennis court, wet/dry marina, beach club restaurant, infinity pool, wet bar, lounge beds, and much more. Close to Aventura and Bal Harbour shops, schools and across the street from Sunny Isles Beach’s new park. Decorator ready.

400SunnyIslesBlvd-605.com Maria A. Umaña 305.992.5655 | mumana@onesothebysrealty.com

400 Sunny Isles Boulevard, Unit 605 Sunny Isles | Offered at $1,580,000

2

2/1

1,153

2015

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

year built

Introducing LPH sky living at newly built Brickell House!

This residence is modern and immaculately finished with imported porcelain floors, 23” x 72” terrace floors, day and night shades, European kitchen with JennAir/Miele appliances, Whirlpool washer and dryer, Bosch A/C, the split floor plan with a den that offers breathtaking PH vistas from every room! The Master Bedroom has his and hers walk-in closets, dual-sink, rain shower and a tub. Catch sunsets and peaceful bay city views from its private terrace. Brickell House offers spectacular, resort-style amenities.

1300 Brickell Bay Drive, LPH 4305 Miami | Offered at $814,999

1300BrickellBayDr-Apt4305.com Jonathan Garcia 305.494.5547 | jgarcia@onesothebysrealty.com

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1/1

1,031

2005

bedrooms

bathrooms

living (sf)

year built

This residence has been elegantly designed and upgraded for upscale living in prestigious Carbonell located in Brickell Key island. The comfortable turn-key, fully furnished unit features soffit ceilings, designer lighting, smart home technology with a Creston system that allows you to set your mood and comfort at any moment, marble floors in living and dining room, built-ins and blackout drapes! This residence offer the best of both worlds with serene bay and urban city vistas from the top! Only for the selective ones!

Must see to appreciate.

Jonathan Garcia 305.494.5547 | jgarcia@onesothebysrealty.com

901 Brickell Key Drive, Unit 3401 Miami | Offered at $599,000

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ONE on One

BY TOM AUSTIN

PAMM Director

FRANKLIN SIRMANS Miami’s newest resident is ready to up the ante at the city’s beloved museum.

ONE: What are your ambitions for PAMM, including fundraising?

FS: We have so many talented people here, and I just want to enhance our existing programs and bring even more people into the museum. And, of course, we want to continue collaborations with other local institutions. Raising money is definitely part of the gig and part of PAMM’s growth. I’ve met with all of our board members, and I’m laying a foundation for the future. The same friendships that bring in exhibitions with the best possible artists—the kind of exhibitions that attract international attention—will also lead to donations of art and money.

ONE: Are there exhibitions you’re particularly looking forward to this year?

FS: I’ve been very lucky; our curatorial team put together an amazing lineup of exhibitions well before I started here. Doris Salcedo, for instance, is a very important artist from Colombia. Her exhibition [through July 17] is part of our institutional consciousness that PAMM is an international museum situated in Miami, at the crossroads of North and South America. And the work of Michele Oka Doner [through September 11] should be really interesting.

ONE: What are some of your favorite recent acquisitions?

FS: Part of PAMM’s ambitions will be accomplished through acquisitions like our new video installation

by Stan Douglas, Luanda-Kinshasa. This is a piece that crosses the borders of geography, questioning time and space, art, and reality. His work is a perfect fit for PAMM in that it speaks to both of the audiences that help define the museum: the Miami community and the global art community. Making this a joint acquisition with LACMA [Los Angeles County Museum of Art] heightens its aptness, highlighting PAMM’s growing role in dialogues with major American museums.

Atrabiliarios (detail), Doris Salcedo

ONE: How do you see the future of Miami as a center for the arts?

FS: Miami has been a center for dialogue about contemporary art for a long time, and its influence is expanding every day on the international level. At PAMM, especially with all the interactions of Museum Park, we have a chance to be part of Miami’s cultural imagination, 365 days a year. Miami is growing so fast and changing so rapidly. This really is the city of the future.

ONE: As a new resident of the city of the future, how do you plan on spending your down time?

FS: I’m looking forward to seeing the Marlins and the Miami Heat play—all that good Miami stuff. ◗ 104 ONELIFE