Minds From Four Continents, One Island
Developer, architect, interior designers and landscape studio — each discipline was entrusted to a leader in its field, brought together to shape a single vision over Biscayne Bay.
KPF
Kohn Pedersen Fox, the New York practice behind landmark towers on five continents, gave the two buildings their sculpted silhouettes — forms that catch the bay light and frame the skyline from every residence.
Tristan Auer
The Parisian designer — celebrated for hotels, private homes and ateliers of quiet luxury — shaped the South Tower’s 228 homes with warm materials, tailored detail and light-first plans.
Laura Gonzalez
Known for layered, organic interiors across Paris and beyond, Laura Gonzalez brings the North Tower to life with soft forms, artisanal textures and a palette drawn from the water.
Shma
The Bangkok landscape studio composed the 100,000-square-foot podium as a sequence of gardens, pools and pavilions — a tropical terrain that turns an island rooftop into a private resort.
Harrods Interior Design
For the Knightsbridge Penthouse, the storied London house composed undulating forms and ocean-drawn tones — a one-of-one residence at the crown of the South Tower.
Swire Properties & Mandarin Oriental
Developed by Swire Properties — the force behind Brickell Key itself — and served by Mandarin Oriental, whose North American flagship hotel will anchor the North Tower, the project unites two names synonymous with long-term craft.
