One Thousand Museum, a unique building designed by Pritzker Prize-winning and late architect, Zaha Hadid, has listed a half-floor residence for $7 million. Located on 1000 Biscayne Blvd, in Downtown Miami, the residential tower faces Museum Park and offers breath-taking views of Biscayne Bay, the Atlantic Ocean, and the Miami skyline.
The half-floor listing exuberates luxury and modern elegance. The 5,500 square foot residence contains four bedrooms, five and a half bathrooms, and a 700 square foot terrace. Highlights of the house include a large family room, a wet bar, door handles designed by the famed ringleader of Valli&Valli, and cabinetry by Italian house Poliform. To top it all off, the unit provides sweeping views of Biscayne Bay and Miami Beach.
The building’s striking eskoskeleton dips into the half-floor unit, creating a standout space. One Thousand Museum is one of two eskoskeleton towers in Miami. Giving it a futuristic feel, the lightweight concrete reinforced by glass fibers form a skeleton like exterior that coils up and encompasses the tower.
Luxurious amenities can be found on the top 2 floors of the 62-story tower. The 30,000 square foot communal space will include an Aquatic Center, Sun & Swim Terrace with landscape by Enea Garden Design, as well as a fitness center and spa with state of the art facilities. The amenities, accessible to all residents, will also feature the only private rooftop helipad in Miami and more.
Due to be completed in 2018, One Thousand Museum’s exceptional combination of art, architecture, design, and location will make it home to some of the most coveted residences in Miami.
