New Renderings Released Of 45-Story Standard Residences, Under Construction

New renderings and details have been released for the Standard Residences in Brickell.

According to a fact sheet on the developer’s website, the tower is currently under construction, with completion planned in 2027.

A total of 422 units are planned, finished with porcelain floors.

Unit sizes range from 432-square-foot studios to 963-square-foot two-bedroom residences, with pricing starting at $600,000, according to a press release.

The 45-story Standard is being built adjacent to the 44-story Lofty Brickell tower, which is also under construction. The towers will share a podium.

Condos will have Miele appliances. There will be a 45th floor rooftop lounge, a 10th floor Standard wellness spa, a 9th floor restaurant and bar, and a ground floor Avra Estiatorio restaurant on the riverfront.

Interior design is by Goodrich in collaboration with The Standard’s In-House Design Studio.

Short term rentals will not be permitted, the developer told The Real Deal.

Midtown Miami also has a Standard Residences under development and near completion. That development is “almost entirely sold-out,” the press release said.

Arquitectonica is the architect.

Newgard Development Group and Two Roads Development are the developers.

 

(images: courtesy of Newgard and Two Roads)

 

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Anon
1 day ago

It looks nice but I really wish these developers would start reaching out to other firms – a lot of these buildings look incredibly similar.

Anonymous
1 day ago

It has been happening for years. I always get thumb down when I mention it. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Anonymous
20 hours ago

Even when high-profile architectural firms are selected, we still get a lot of mediocrity. Case in point, HOK’s new courthouse and SOM’s 830 Brickell.

Anon
18 hours ago

I disagree – the design for SOM’s upcoming tower, KPF’s Mandarin Oriental, Zara’s 1000M – those are unique buildings with an identity. It’s surprising to see luxury developers keep going back to the same well for completely unoriginal designs that are almost all the same

Bob Art Guy
16 hours ago

so true… Cheap = Mediocrity.

Anonymous
20 hours ago

Robert A.M. Stern needs to be hired a lot more.

Anon MIA
6 hours ago

I am not sure that Miami has the $$$ (all flash and no cash Miami) for RAMSA quality of detail and expertise.

Anonymous
1 day ago

The tower is in fact very standard as the name suggests, it’s seems that developers are running out of names

Taxed Out
1 day ago

a building a yuppy can get excited about. hopefully the pricing starts at <$1M

Yan Jammer
23 hours ago

It says 600,000 are you a Russian bot?

Anon
19 hours ago

It’s yuppie, not yuppy, but regardless upvoted for using a term I haven’t heard or read in over 30 years.

Tom
1 day ago

Wow – if you bought at Lofty, did you know about this building? I’m surprised how this was all marketed. The Lofty website makes it seem that area is an amenity deck.

Yan Jammer
1 day ago

Brickell City Center: Extended

calivalle
17 hours ago

When you think about it, there are around 15 towers withing a quarter mile to start development..Insane construction for any area..

Bob Art Guy
16 hours ago

yes.. incredible but most are just glass boxes that will dull our senses…that’s if anyone acutally looks up