one thousand museum by zaha hadid architects takes shape in miami

one thousand museum is a zaha hadid-designed residential tower currently under construction in miami. located opposite pérez art museum miami — a building completed by herzog & de meuron — the high-rise boasts a unique exoskeleton structure that comprises close to 5,000 individual pieces shipped in from dubai. construction work began in 2015, and is currently at the 18th floor. the tower will eventually rise to a total of 62-storeys.

construction work began in 2015, and is currently at the 18th floor
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once complete, one thousand museum will contain 83 residences alongside a wealth of luxury facilities, such as an aquatic center and a private helipad. the building has been designed by zaha hadid architects, with ODP architects working as the architect of record.

the exoskeleton structure comprises close to 5,000 individual pieces
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the project takes its name from its location opposite museum park, and offers views across biscayne bay towards miami beach. prices for each unit start at $6 million USD for a 4,600 square foot residence, while all homes feature multiple oversized balconies. conceived as ‘a continuous piece of contemporary sculpture’, one thousand museum is set to complete in 2018. see designboom’s previous coverage of the project here.

the tower will eventually rise to a total of 62-storeys
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once complete, ‘one thousand museum’ will contain 83 residences
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a wealth of luxury facilities are also included, such as an aquatic center and a private helipad
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image © designboom

the construction process ensures maximized floor space
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the project takes its name from its location opposite museum park
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an aerial view of the site illustrating the building’s progress

when finished, the tower will offer views across biscayne bay towards miami beach

rendering of the project, which will complete in 2018
image © zaha hadid architects

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