herzog de meuron 1111 lincoln
in 2010, herzog & de meuron completed a distinctive parking garage as part of ‘1111 lincoln road’, a mixed-use development in miami beach. now, the swiss firm has returned to south beach to conceive a pair of curated rooftop residences near the western end of the lincoln road mall. designed in collaboration with developer robert wennett, the three-bedroom dwellings also include courtyards landscaped by raymond jungles.

herzog de meuron 1111 lincoln
all images courtesy of douglas elliman

 

 

the herzog & de meuron-designed homes feature three-and-a-half-bathrooms each with floor-to-ceiling glazing used to flood the interiors with natural light. totaling 1,550 square feet, the scheme’s outdoor areas include honed stone flooring, pergolas, and shade trees. developed by robert wennett, ‘1111 lincoln road’ offers more than 100,000 square feet of offices, a multi-level parking garage, and events space on the structure’s seventh floor.

herzog de meuron 1111 lincoln
floor-to-ceiling glazing floods the interiors with natural light

 

 

the newly-unveiled renderings illustrate two rooftop residences, designed to offer respite from the bustling lincoln road below. indoor spaces are interrupted with open-air courtyards, which will allow future buyers to take advantage of south florida’s warm climate. ‘this home offers unprecedented access to the bustling neighborhood while also offering a private retreat away from the excitement of lincoln road,’ explains eloy carmenate, who is listing the homes for douglas elliman alongside mick duchon. set to complete later in 2017, the lofts have been priced at $3.8 million USD.

herzog de meuron 1111 lincoln
the lofts have been priced at $3.8 million USD

herzog de meuron 1111 lincoln
the dwellings include courtyards landscaped by raymond jungles

herzog de meuron 1111 lincoln
outdoor areas feature honed stone flooring and native plantation

herzog de meuron 1111 lincoln
buyers can take advantage of south florida’s warm climate

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