Check Out This $29 Million Penthouse In Bjarke Ingels' Grove at Grand Bay With Over $1 Million In Art

There are few residences that combine high-styled interior design and an expertly curated art collection all while being located in an iconic tower designed by one of this generations top architects, Bjarke Ingels. Located in Grove at Grand Bay, this newly listed residence is a $29 million penthouse fully furnished offering over $1M in art work from Dorit Levinstein, Romero Britto, Angelo Accardi, David Kracov and SN.

The unit takes up the entire floor at Grove at Grand Bay North Tower located on the lower penthouse. The 11,000 SF unit comes equipped with 6 full bedrooms and 8 baths, maids quarters, movie theater, gym, wet and dry sauna, jacuzzi, massage room, office, two master bedrooms with walk in closets, and a bar.

For Grove at Grand Bay, Terra Group teamed with celebrated Danish architect Bjarke Ingels, of BIG Architects, to bring modern luxury to historic Coconut Grove, Miami’s oldest neighborhood. Terra and Ingels envisioned a residence that would evoke luxury, but also fuse it with distinctly contemporary design. With floor plates that rotate every three feet at every elevation from the 3rd to the 17th floors, Ingels’ design creates two gracefully twisting towers that appear to be turning to capture the view as they rise to the sky. BIG Architects designed the residences and amenity spaces, and Raymond Jungles has designed the property’s landscaping.

2669 S Bayshore Drive, LPH N, Grove at Grand Bay is currently listed for $29,000,000 with Bragi Sigurdsson of Douglas Elliman.

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Robert Wennett Proposes Bjarke Ingels-Designed Special Area Plan For Miami Produce Center In Allapattah

Robert Wennett has submitted a Special Area Plan to build a mixed-use complex, Miami Produce Center, in Allapattah designed by none other then the starchitect Bjarke Ingels and his firm BIG Architects. The project is proposed on 8.54 acres located at Northwest 21st and 22nd Streets, and between Northwest 13th and 12th Avenues. The proposal will feature 8 buildings will offer over 860,000 SF of residential; 231,000 SF of office space; 114,000 SF of hotel; 76,000 SF of school, 75,000 SF of retail and 1,149 parking spaces. Wennett, who developed the iconic Herzog & de Meuron-designed 1111 Lincoln Road parking garage, purchased the property in 2016 for $16 million and closed on $20.6 million of financing for the properties via SunTrust Bank in August 2018.