About Eighty Seven Park
Renzo Piano is arguably one of the world’s most-famous modern day architects. His buildings include the London Shard, the New York Times building and Japan’s Kansai Airport. Renzo’s next great project is in Miami Beach, called Eighty Seven Park.
Eighty Seven Park is an uber-luxurious masterpiece tower with only 64 residences over 16 stories. With the park to the South (creating the illusion of an extended garden which never ends), the Ocean to the East and everything in between, the building’s impressive design and amenities are matched only by its outstanding location. Parking is being built underground, which allows the condo to have an expansive and rich landscape for residents.
This is one of those unique properties for that very special buyer. And, if that buyer is you, we’ve got to speak to you further about this once in a lifetime living experience.
Team
- Architecture – Renzo Piano Building Workshop
- Interiors – RDAI
- Landscape – West 8
- Lighting – Lux Popul
Building Features
- 18 Stories
- 70 Residences
- 233 Feet in height
Services
- Butler service
- 24-hour concierge
- Valet service
- 24-hour security
- Program director
- Pool and beach service
Amenities
- Two oceanfront swimming pools
- Poolside cabanas
- Soul Center and full service spa
- Salon available for residents
- State of the art fitness center
- Curated art collection throughout lobby and garden
- Botanical exhibitions
- On-site botanist
- Library gallery
- Enoteca wine bar
- Fugo Bar featuring cold pressed juices and organic food
- Business (SMART) Center
- Designated “Resident’s Key” for Private Park
- Private picnics in park accessible only to owners
Residences
- Interiors by RDAI
- Unobstructed views of the ocean, park, intracoastal and Miami skyline
- Expansive open floor plan layouts
- Sundecks encompass up to 75% of exterior vs. interior
- Ten-foot ceilings
- Inclusive of flooring (Natural Oak planks or natural stone)
- Inclusive of balcony flooring (Natural stone mosaic)
- RDAI custom designed kitchens (Natural Oak cabinets)
- Natural stone countertops and back splashes
- Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances
- Zucchetti bathroom fixtures, vanities and accessories
- Elextrolux washer and dryer
- Floor-to-ceiling windows
