Developments

Residences of 4,000 to 15,570 square feet on Fisher Island, surrounded by azure water and attended by white-glove service.

An oceanfront building on Millionaire's Row devoted to well-being, with a private spa, two infinity pools and a dedicated Wellness Coach.

America's first Dolce&Gabbana residences, in a 1,049-foot tower of Roman travertine and matte black steel rising over Brickell.

Four Seasons service and interiors by Michele Bönan meet in a softly curving Coconut Grove building with open views over Biscayne Bay.

Nine waterfront residences in Bay Harbor Islands that reimagine Miami Modern through sculptural curves and opulent materials.

At the southern tip of Brickell Key, two towers by Kohn Pedersen Fox bring Mandarin Oriental living to the edge of Biscayne Bay.

A slender 21-story tower on Tigertail Avenue, bringing Cipriani style and one- to four-bedroom residences above the Coconut Grove canopy.

Twenty-five oceanfront residences on a quiet stretch of Surfside sand, with the seclusion of a private house and the ease of a beach resort.

Modern estates bordering a vast nature preserve, centered on an 18-hole championship course by Jack Nicklaus and Justin Thomas.

A 24-story glass tower on the beach in Bal Harbour, with 61 oceanfront residences conceived as private villas in the sky.

A storied Miami Beach address, reimagined by Robert A.M. Stern Architects as 49 residences on three oceanfront acres.

A 48-story St. Regis tower on the South Brickell waterfront, designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects with interiors by Rockwell Group.

An intimate building at The Surf Club, pairing Jerome Engelking's architecture with Fabrizio Casiraghi's interiors beside the Atlantic.

A boutique collection of 24 homes by Rene Gonzalez Architects in the heart of Surfside, moments from the sand.

OMA's first residential tower in Miami Beach, an 18-story sculpted form rising above 200 linear feet of private shoreline.

A restored Miami Beach icon joins a contemporary 17-story glass tower of Rosewood residences on three oceanfront acres in the Art Deco district.

A bronze-clad tower on the Edgewater bayfront, conceived and serviced by Major Food Group, the restaurateurs behind Carbone.

A limited collection of 39 residences in Coral Gables, rising 13 stories and giving every home a corner exposure.