Lower Penthouse At Bjarke Ingels-Designed Grove at Grand Bay Sells For $19.5 Million

Luxury living in Coconut Grove reached new heights with the recent sale of a stunning unit at The Grove at Grand Bay building. The single-floor penthouse, located at 2669 S Bayshore Dr #LPH, was sold for $19.5 million, $1,770 PSF.

The seller of the property was aluminum executive Delfin Gilbert, represented by Chad Carroll and Lisandra Martinez of The Carroll Group. The buyer, who remains unnamed, was represented by Rob Fuller & Malgozata Fuller of The Rob Fuller Group at ONE Sotheby's International Realty.

The penthouse spans 11,000 SF with 12-foot ceilings, featuring interior design by Nick Luaces and throughout the six bedrooms, six bathrooms, two powder rooms, a theater, library, office, and distinct seating zones. The luxurious living space includes Bang & Olufsen home automation, a 3,000 SF master suite with a dressing area, midnight kitchen, gym, sauna, and terraces accessible from public spaces. Further elevating the living experience is a 4-car private garage with storage, bay views from the wrap-around terrace, private elevator foyer, and deluxe kitchen.

Grove at Grand Bay, a collaboration between Terra and architect Bjarke Ingels, redefined the Coconut Grove skyline with two innovative towers completed in 2016. As the first new development on Bayshore Drive in decades, the property was designed not just as a collection of residences, but as a community focused on enhancing the lives of residents and the surrounding neighborhood. With modern amenities and a commitment to environmental responsibility, Grove at Grand Bay became the first residential development in the city to earn Gold LEED certification.

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Terra Group's Proposal To Develop Bjarke Ingels-Designed Tower At 300 Alton Road Denied By Voters

Just days after we reported on Terra Group proposed 385’ Bjarke Ingels-designed tower at 300 Alton Road in Miami Beach’s South of Fifth neighborhood, voters have denied the sale of a parcel of land and air rights necessary to develop the project. Terra Group had offered $55 million for .3 acres and the air rights at 300 Alton Road but local opposition held that the offer was too low and Miami Beach is already too dense. Despite this the Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce and Ocean Drive Improvement Association supported the proposal. The sale of the .3-acre site and air rights was voted down by a 51.1% to 48.9% margin; although voters approved the long term lease on the city owned marina and management to Suntex by a margin of 52.4% to 47.6%.

“The results of yesterday’s vote make it clear that Miami Beach voters support our vision for a revitalized Miami Beach Marina alongside a package of community benefits and resiliency improvements to develop a ‘world class’ marina. Our team will now work with the City to determine the path forward,” said David Martin, President of Terra Group.

The project, which would have been called Marina Park, would rise 30-stories and would feature 60 luxury residential units which would be sold as condos in addition to 45,000 square feet of commercial space. The project would have a total development size of 225,000 square feet and would be the first Bjarke Ingels-design in Miami Beach.

Check Out The Bjarke Ingels-Designed Tower Terra Group Has Proposed For South of Fifth

Terra Group’s proposal to develop a 385’ Bjarke Ingels-designed tower at 300 Alton Road in Miami Beach’s South of Fifth neighborhood is headed to vote. The boutique tower would rise 30-stories and would feature 60 luxury residential units which would be sold as condos in addition to 45,000 square feet of commercial space. The project would have a total development size of 225,000 square feet and would be the first Bjarke Ingels-design in Miami Beach.

The project has been a hot-button topic over the past several months and the development team has been working with the community to present a design that would preserve view corridors and increase green space accessible by the public. The new proposal Led by David Martin, Terra Group is seeking to purchase air rights to the property from the City of Miami Beach for $55 million, in addition to the developer completing $22.5 million of public improvements including a one-acre public park and upgraded baywalk and $15 million for site residency and flood mitigation. The developer will also sign a long term lease for the city-owned Miami Beach Marina which will also see $35 million of improvements over 30 years and Suntex will be appointed as the new marina operator.

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. 

Terra's David Martin Lists His Custom, Catalina Echevarria-Designed Grove at Grand Bay Penthouse For $25 Million

David Martin, President and founder of Terra, the developers behind the Bjarke Ingels-designed Grove at Grand Bay, has listed his personal penthouse atop the twisting towers for $25 million. The penthouse is completely custom redesigned by Catalina Echevarria of CEU Studio and has been listed with Eloy Carmenate + Mick Duchon of Douglas Elliman.

The unit was previously listed for $28 million with Philip Freedman of Cervera Real Estate who oversaw pre-construction sales at Grove at Grand Bay before the project was completed. It is currently the most expensive condo on the market in Coconut Grove. 

Martin hand chose Echevarria to lead the redesign based on her background of fully embodying Coconut Grove’s historic yet, clean and sophisticated character. Echevarria was the designer behind Casa Bahia, her private home in Coconut Grove asking $43 million which she co-designed with her son, filmmaker Alejandro Landes. Echevarria was recognized for the property’s design for using natural materials to create style and a spiritual way of living.

The penthouse spans an expansive living area approximately 128' wide and encompasses an entire floor all within the architecturally significant, twisting building designed by Bjarke Ingles. The penthouse offers 5 bedrooms + staff quarters with  5.5 bathrooms complete with 2 private elevators all spread over 10,118 SF. The residence includes a chef's kitchen, maids room, cinema room, indoor/outdoor bath-spa, sports bar, a walk-in 3,000 bottle wine room with bay views, and an extravagant master suite with stunning marble walled master bathroom complete with rain-showers and a soak-in tub all with panoramic views of Biscayne Bay. Outside offers a massive private rooftop deck featuring a moonlight cinema, private pool, and summer kitchen along with semi-wrap around balconies. Finishes include stone & Equip Macael flooring as well as Maffi FIR Wide Plank flooring, hand painted matte venetian plaster walls, custom mirrors, Idea Group vanities, and marble bathrooms. The penthouse is set for completion by winter 2018.

Grove at Grand Bay North Tower Prepares for TCO and Closings

The North Tower at the Iconic Grove at Grand Bay is just about ready to receive it's TCO and begin closings. The South Tower will take several months more as the twin towers by Terra Group have already transformed the Coconut Grove skyline. Both towers are essentially sold-out with just a few 2 bedroom units and the full-floor penthouses left. 

The modern, iconic towers are designed by the legendary Bjarke Ingels. These unique rotating twin towers will be an iconic piece of the Coconut Grove skyline. Ingels designs buildings that defy traditional architecture and are shaped to their surroundings. He is notably designing Two World Trade Center in Manhattan. Grove at Grand Bay is a five-star, state-of-the-art complex with first-class service and amentities. Units feature 12 ft floor to ceiling glass windows that run the full length of the units, 12 ft wide terraces with outdoor kitchens. Amenities include a rooftop pool deck and dense Floridian vegetation landscaping by Raymond Jungles around the 3 acre site. Grove at Grand Bay will be the first LEED Gold-Certified building in Miami-Dade County. Located in downtown Coconut Grove across from the 15 acre, newly redesigned Regatta Park and a short drive from Brickell, Miracle Mile, Downtown Coral Gables and Merrick Park.