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ONE THOUSAND MUSEUM RESIDENCES Fusion of Art, Architecture and Design
LOCATED IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN MIAMI, FLORIDA, ONE THOUSAND MUSEUM RESIDENCES IS LATE ZAHA HADID’S FIRST, ONLY AND FINAL RESIDENTIAL SKYSCRAPER IN THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE. WITH ONLY 84 RESIDENCES AND 62 STORIES, THE EXCEPTIONALLY ELEGANT TOWER OVERLOOKS EXQUISITE VIEWS OF BISCAYNE BAY, MUSEUM PARK AND THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
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One Thousand Museum’s limited collection of residences includes duplex townhomes, half-floor residences and full-floor penthouses ranging an expansive 4,600 to 9,900 square feet. With east-to-west floorplans and floor-to-ceiling windows throughout, every owner can enjoy Miami’s sky-high ocean views daily. The interiors have been crafted with the finest minimalistic finishes: custom European kitchens, tranquil European baths, custom-designed Italian closets, thoughtful lighting design and state-of-the-art technology. All features were designed by superior quality brands including Gaggenau, Poliform, Sub-Zero, Crestron and more.
As the skyscraper allows for both exclusivity and space, these oversized floorplans have will allowed for array of owners, including young singles and families as well.
THE RESIDENCE’S SIX-STAR LIFESTYLE INCLUDES AMENITIES NOTHING SHORT OF SPECTACULAR, WELCOMING MIAMI’S VERY FIRST PRIVATE HELIPAD UPON A RESIDENTIAL TOWER AND A FIRST-IN-WORLD PARTNERSHIP WITH FORBES TRAVEL GUIDE. SITTING AT THE CROWN OF THE TOWER WITH BREATHTAKING VIEWS OF THE CITY AND THE OCEAN, ONE THOUSAND MUSEUM’S DOUBLE-HEIGHT AQUATIC CENTER IS COMPLETE WITH AN INFINITY-EDGE POOL AND A TRIPLEHEIGHT SKY LOUNGE. THESE UNIQUE SPACES ARE THE ULTIMATE VENUES FOR OWNER’S ENJOYMENT AND PRIVATE GATHERINGS.
ONE THOUSAND MUSEUM RESIDENCES IS TRULY MIAMI’S FIRST SIX-STAR LIFESTYLE.
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LIVING ART EVERY OUR SELECTION OF CURRENT EXHIBITIONS AND THE BACKSTAGE OF THE LARGEST INTERNATIONAL ART FAIRS. DAY!
Camp: Notes on Fashion
at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
The Met takes inspiration from Susan Sontag’s seminal essay “Notes on ‘Camp’” for its latest Costume Institute show, celebrating artifice, humor and exaggeration in fashion. Curator Andrew Bolton traces camp from its origins in Versailles through to the modern day, with ensembles by Gucci, Jeremy Scott, Bob Mackie, Rei Kawakubo and Alexander McQueen, among others. MAY 9 - SEPTEMBER 8, 2019
Design Miami
at Messe Basel, Switzerland
By continuously expanding and enriching its program, Design Miami/ seeks to not only satisfy the demand for a high-end design fair, but also to broaden awareness of modern and contemporary design, fuel the market for collectible design, and provide an exciting yet accessible destination for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
JUNE 11 - 16, 2019
at the Art Institute of Chicago
Manet is a perennial crowd pleaser, but this exhibit focuses on his later works, including small but lively watercolors, large-scale multifigure paintings like In the Conservatory and Boating, and portraits of women like Jeanne Demarsy and Méry Laurent, represented as personifications of spring and fall. More than 90 works are on view, along with rarely seen letters Manet wrote to his friends, embellished with finely detailed illustrations of fruits and flowers. MAY 26 - SEPTEMBER 8, 2019
Joan Miró - Birth of the World
at the Museum of Modern Art, New York
Drawn from MoMA’s unrivaled collection of Miró’s work, augmented by several key loans, this exhibition situates The Birth of the World in relation to other major works by the artist. It presents some 60 paintings, works on paper, prints, illustrated books, and objects—made primarily between 1920, the year of Miró’s first, catalytic trip to Paris, and the early 1950s, when his unique visual language became internationally renowned—to shed new light on the development of his poetic process and pictorial universe. THROUGH JUNE 15, 2019
The Venice Biennale
at the Giardini and the Arsenale - Venice, Italy
The theme of the 58th biennale is the (mistranslated) Chinese proverb “May you live in interesting times,” with pavilions featuring artists from some 120 different countries. The Arsenale exhibition, curated by Ralph Rugoff of London’s Hayward Gallery, promises “an expansive experience of the deep involvement, absorption, and creative learning that art makes possible.” MAY 11- NOVEMBER 24, 2019
