The coverage spotlights the transformation of the Miami River, recognizing KPF’s hospitality and residential towers as a defining project in the city’s new wave of luxury developments.
In a December 5 article, the New York Post detailed the surge of high-end residential projects along the Miami River, citing The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami, as a standout example. The piece highlights the project’s commanding presence on Brickell Key, where a seven-bedroom duplex penthouse is currently listed for $100 million. The Post notes that the success of the development—already more than 50% sold since its April 2024 launch—signals a new era for Miami’s waterfront, blending refined architecture with sweeping views of Biscayne Bay.
KPF’s design is characterized by a thoughtful approach to materiality and integration with the site, creating a distinctive but congruous addition to the Miami skyline. With two structures rising up to 800 feet and connected by a resort-style podium that offers over 100,000 square feet of amenities, the project is positioned as the new North American flagship for the Mandarin Oriental brand. The New York Post coverage underscores how KPF’s design not only enhances the urban fabric but also contributes to Miami’s emergence as a global destination for luxury living.
