‘Remarkable’ 90-Story Major Supertall Condo-Hotel In Brickell Will Have Miami’s Only Silver & Gold Pool

New over-the-top details of the Major supertall tower planned in Brickell have been released as the developer prepares to launch sales.

Here’s a look at some of the key newly released points:

  • Major will have a silver and gold pool. “I want to celebrate this sexy City with an
    indulgent swim in the only silver and gold pool in Miami,” said tower designer William Sofield of Studio Sofield.
  • The porte cochere will be trimmed in gold leaf and clad in monolithic slabs of travertine, with a grand gold-beaded screen above emitting a deep, warm glow. “It will exude exuberant Gatsby-level energy and delight,” the developer said.
  • The crown of the tower “will be wrapped with a filigree of gold spheres and punctuated by extraordinary sculptures in the manner of Italian Futurism on each corner.”
  • The tower itself will feature a façade of ivory travertine and high-gloss steel columns to express enduring weight and substance while giving a defined graphic, vertical appearance, setting it apart from its glass and stucco neighbors.
  • Top off height for Major is planned at 90 stories, or 1,049 feet – “a new record height for Miami,” the developer said.
  • There will be 259 one to four bedroom hybrid condo-hotel units for sale, each with a “lockout” function, allowing conversion from residence to suite or guest room.
  • Units will come with custom furniture by Studio Sofield.
  • Prices will range from $1.6 million to $11 million. Penthouse prices have not been released, according to Bloomberg.
  • “From the moment you wake up to the moment you go to sleep, every whim and
    desire is anticipated,” with eight floors and 115,000 square feet of amenities, including multiple food and beverage concepts, entertaining, sports, leisure, wellness and fitness.

JDS and Major Food Group are the developers. Building & Interior Design is by Studio Sofield, with Restaurant Design by Ken Fulk. ODP Architecture & Design is the Architect of Record.

In a press release, JDS Founder & CEO Michael Stern called Miami “the best city in the world” and promised the new supertall would be “remarkable.”

 

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Jeff Stryker
9 months ago

Never trust early renderings! This is nothing short of amazing and unlike anything Miami has seen.
I love the stone work in the podium, the rooftop details, the colors, everything.

Anonymous
9 months ago

The UDRB will reject it and want something more shitty, i.e. Arquitectonica-ish, just like the previous office tower proposed for this site.

Antennae
9 months ago

Yeah right.
They’ll be looking for galavanting balconies a la Architectonica

Nicholas
9 months ago

Remember, this isn’t a Related development. JDS has an insane quality track record, just look at 111 W 57th Street, the early renderings are identical to the finished project. This is going to be MEGA or should I say, “MAJOR”. Can’t wait.

Anonymous
9 months ago

Silver and gold pool? It may be worthy enough to dunk my d!ck in.

Eggplant Lover
9 months ago

Let’s see it and we’ll let ya know if you should dunk your 🍆 in or not.

Anonymous
9 months ago

Pervert

Anonymous
9 months ago

Prude

Anonymous
9 months ago

Don’t make it closed due to AIDS.

As good as it gets
9 months ago

You can dunk it anywhere papi

Anonymous
9 months ago

absolutely beautiful…unlike any other residence in the city…i just always seem to get letdown when the final product is seemingly value engineered lower….i really hope this breaks that cycle and is built like planned….

Anon
9 months ago

Looks incredible. This tower and One Brickell City Centre will be 2 supertalls a few blocks from each other. Brickell continues to grow 🙂

Anonymous
9 months ago

That’s why I don’t understand why the height of a few buildings can’t be in increased to at least 1150ft?

Anonymous
9 months ago

FAA limit

Anonymous
9 months ago

I already know that.. I said “I don’t understand why the height of a few buildings can’t be in increased to at least 1150ft?”

Anonymous
9 months ago

This is the best city in the world – now is the time to have infrastructure catch up as the area expands exponentially.

Anonymous
9 months ago

100%agreed. Miami needs a Subway system

Anonymous
9 months ago

Brickell, which goes underwater when a duck pisses, needs a subway system G T F O

Anonymous
9 months ago

Look, the cost of building a subway system in Miami would be astronomical due to the high water table. And the cost to maintain such a structure every year against leaks would be beyond what the residents of Miami/Dade County are willing to pay.

Anonymous
9 months ago

He doesn’t care, he just wants a cheap ride that someone else pays for.

Ciparoo
9 months ago

I think (hope) he means to expand metrorail. Building an underground rail system would be…silly.

Anonymous
9 months ago

As would expanding Metromover to South Beach because he wants a free ride. Metrorail is the way to go. Alas, most residences of this tower will still drive primarily… or even be driven by chauffeur.

Anonymous
9 months ago

^
As of now, all you can do is speculate if the Metromover is expanded to South Miami Beach. All this “free ride” BS has to end some day because right now the taxpayers in this county is being pushed to almost the limit.

Truth Hurts
9 months ago

The residents getting displaced by folks willing to pay more? Nanana, nanana, aye aye aye GOODBYE! Go be cheap in Kansas

Checo
9 months ago

888 Brickell is an office building. No one is getting “displaced”. If anything, there are a lot of contractors and laborers that will be making over 6 figures for at least 18 months. The 7-11 owners will be raking in the cash.

Antennae
9 months ago

What do you mean willing to pay?
There’s no budget for it.
Besides, 4 % of the area uses transit.

Anonymous
9 months ago

Miami doesn’t need more of a mediocre submarine sandwich franchise when Publix subs and Firehouse are superior.

Antennae
9 months ago

Yuk

Pi Space
9 months ago

Might be smarter to expand the metro over.

Checo
9 months ago

Of course it does.

IF it doesn’t have a subway system, no one will ever migrate here. The cruise ship port will never be the largest in the world. The hotels on Miami Beach will never lead the USA in Average Daily Rate, Revenue per Available Room, and occupancy.

Without a subway, or a metro mover from my sofa to Wynwood, Miami will never host F1, Art Basel, a Superbowl, or any other major event.

A Subway, or railway to Miami Beach, or a Metro mover to Wynwood

MUST happen or Miami will just be a tiny little town that would never see any national attention.

Clearly…spending $100B on transit is the only possible way to make all these great things happen.

Anonymous
9 months ago

^
Some people who come on this site are talking about making the experience in the city and county at least 30% better by extending the Metrorail/Mover. No one is talking about silly shit like building or putting a Metromover stop at your or everyone’s front door. Plus, build at least a few resort casinos in this town for grown ups who aren’t afraid to go in one and produce a more memorable time for them and watch the tourism rise.

Anonymous
9 months ago

You mean, you’ve lived in every city in the world and that’s how you know that?

Anonymous
9 months ago

Well it is their opinion, you don’t have to agree.

Anonymous
9 months ago

^
He/she is not reporting that as an “opinion,” but as a fact!

Melo’s pájaro nalgon
9 months ago

Boy ain’t no way boy. These renderings are too good.

Dave
9 months ago

Have fun entering the parking garage. During peak hours you’ll probably spend 30 minutes just waiting for your turn to go in. Lots of pedestrians on that sidewalk, a stop light on the corner and one lane each way.

Anonymous
9 months ago

If you don’t have to put up with that, why are you complaining about it Dave?

Anonymous
9 months ago

Thousands of people have to deal with the traffic in Brickell every single day – wtf do you mean?

Anonymous
9 months ago

Thousands of people have to deal with the traffic in Brickell and they don’t mind because that’s what they signed up for and prefer to do and its expected.. so why the fuck does that bother you?

Dave
9 months ago

Lol. Feisty anonymous

Anon
9 months ago

They’ll have one of the security guards or doormen act as a traffic controller over the side walk.

Anonymous
9 months ago

The tower, like Billionaire Road’s supertall towers will be mostly empty. They will be fourth, and fifth homes for the uberrich that buy them for investments and to park their money.

Anonymous
9 months ago

^
Yeah man, thanks for telling us that.

Anyway, in other news…

Anonymous
9 months ago

Miami Winning!

305
9 months ago

best part of this tower is demolishing the current parking garage there which is hideous and looks like a cage spanning most of that block

Anonymous
9 months ago

Sorry, check the renderings again. They will only demolish the Diario Las Americas building on the corner of 10th and Brickell. The uber-hideous parking structure spanning most of that block is here to stay.

Anonymous
9 months ago

Mama, I see another parking podium…

lol…

Anonymous
9 months ago

The first render was a joke. However, the detailed renderings above are stunning. It has the waoh factor, and something never seen in Miami before.

Anonymous
9 months ago

This is amazing!!! I hope it gets built.

Anonymous
9 months ago

It looks sort of like the Melo Group’s downtown 5th.

Can’t wait!

Anonymous
9 months ago

I can’t tell if that was intended as sarcasm… I sure hope so. This building will be leaps and bounds ahead of any Melo project, but especially Downtown 5th. That place is already a dump and it was just completed last year.

Pi Space
9 months ago

I’m glad Okan will block my view of downtown 5th!

Anonymous
9 months ago

I said “downtown 5th?.. ” sorry, I meant “Melo Group’s downtown 1st project.”

Anonymous
9 months ago

Maybe if you squint, otherwise the poop I did this morning looks more like Downtown 5th with 20/20 vision.

Anonymous
9 months ago

Amazing how a parking podium, which unfortunately is a necessary evil, can look when done right. Meaning, no murals, assorted sheet metal, and/or jailhouse slit windows.

reality
9 months ago

chances of this getting done along with others close to zero in the near future…. armagedon like never before is coming in the next few quarters

Anonymous
9 months ago

One River Point Part 2 lol

Bruce Banner
9 months ago

Money can’t buy taste.

I’m also calling a top based on how absurd this is.

Anonymous
9 months ago

Haha.. “Bruce Banner” got paid by a competitor to say that…

Bobmarley
9 months ago

Gold & silver shiny shiny is cat nip for South Americans. Dudes know their market.

Anonymous
9 months ago

I can’t wait to tirar peo in that pool with the gas bubbles floating up and all

Anonymous
9 months ago

I bet you think that every time you see a pool?

Abby Normal
9 months ago

trash

nope
9 months ago

at first glance looks bland , but upon closer look its amazing

Anonymous
9 months ago

They should invite recently evicted locals to urinate in that pool lmao!

Anonymous
9 months ago

This is the most exciting development in miami atm, can’t wait to this it’s impact on the skyline

Anonymous
9 months ago

The most exciting… for me to poop on! lol

Anonymous
9 months ago

Haha.. he plays with his poop.

Brickell Living
9 months ago

LOL how many paid bot comments are there on this thread? At least five comments saying, “unlike anything Miami has ever seen.”

What’s unlike anything? This is ugly AF, it looks like a super tall Federal government building. Ohh, but the gold and silver pool, I guess the likes of which Miami has never seen haha!

Melo’s pájaro nalgon
9 months ago

This group doesn’t have bots. You obviously don’t know much about ongoing projects in Miami. Most high rises in Miami are bland and all look like cereal boxes. This one is special bc it’s a super tall tower, Art Deco design, and truly luxurious.

Anonymous
9 months ago

Disagree. Leave the illogical complaints of Brickell developments to the Brickell Living FB page. That place is full of brainless, entitled fools. This site is for those of us who appreciate architecture and development of this great city.

Jeff Stryker
9 months ago

The vast majority of buildings in Miami are all glass with monolithic podiums. Point to another project that you feel is similar.

Anon
9 months ago

wow im broke

Anonymous
9 months ago

Build a few Resort Casinos in Miami now!

Anonymous
9 months ago

Fuck that.

Anonymous
9 months ago

Yeah.. just keep gambling your money away on trying to own a house, car, or keep spending it on a furniture rental store, or how about the chance to become rich by playing the stock market?

Yep, that’s all you need to do in Miami.