Anatomy Reveals New Miami Beach Flagship Location Set To Open Late 2023

Anatomy, one of Miami’s premier health and wellness brand, is excited to announce the late 2023 opening of its brand-new flagship Miami Beach location at 1212 Lincoln Road. Building on the overwhelming reception to Anatomy’s original location at 1220 20th Street, the brand will be making an exciting transition to an extraordinary one-of-a-kind space, just a few blocks South. The impressive new location, comprises approximately 18,000 square feet of indoor space and another 8,000 square feet of expansive outdoor space, making this Anatomy’s largest facility to date, and the only club of its kind in South Florida. Eager to continue providing a next-level fitness experience for Anatomy’s growing community, the relocation will take place in late 2023.

“The Anatomy team is eager and excited to introduce this new chapter of Anatomy’s evolution within our flagship Miami Beach neighborhood,” said the Anatomy Team. “We are grateful to our team and the community for embracing Anatomy with such passion since we opened our first location in 2014. We are endlessly committed to growing with the needs of our Anatomy family and look forward to welcoming new and existing members to this grand fitness destination.”

Anatomy, influenced by sports performance and the science of strength conditioning, provides its members and guests with a life-enriching community where they can sweat, enhance, and recover in a positive and welcoming environment. Designed by Frossard Fernandez Design, the new 1212 Miami Beach location will feature a dramatic 70-ft glass skylit atrium that will infuse spectacular natural light into the space’s interior. The facility will be equipped with state-of-the-art cardio and strength training equipment, Concept2 machines, and a specialized lower body training section featuring a selection of specialty machines targeting glute development. The new venue will offer expanded group fitness offerings, including Training Camp, Limitless, HardCORE, Booty Blast, The Gun Show, Metabolic Meltdown, and Yoga, as well as a dedicated WeRideTM indoor cycling studio. The location’s expansive open-air outdoor workout area will be equipped with free weights and cardio machines and feature fitness classes and programming, complete with a dedicated track area designed for sprinting.

Designed to enhance members’ fitness levels, the club will provide access to Anatomy’s exclusive personal training system, led by expertly trained Body Architects. Furthermore, within the facility, you’ll find ‘The Sanctuary’ – an integral part of Anatomy’s identity – offering advanced recovery and revitalization services that include multiple hot and cold plunges, an infrared sauna infused with Himalayan salt therapy, and a soothing eucalyptus steam room. Moreover, members will have the opportunity to utilize cutting-edge assessment tools such as In-Body Testing and vo2max, which provide insights into metabolic rate and biological age. A VitaSquad Vitamin IV Lounge will also be offered, accompanied by an expanded retail section, pre and post-workout lounge areas where guests can unwind, take calls, get some work done, and easily accessible on-site parking that will be complimentary for a duration of 2 hours.

“We are thrilled to partner with Anatomy on its new Miami Beach flagship location,” said Marisa Galbut, Commercial Director at Crescent Heights. “Anatomy is a market leader and delivers an innovative approach to fitness and wellness. This is a true example of collaboration and space creation for the growth and development of our community.”

Crescent Heights Announces Lease Signed For National Organic Supermarket At Nema In Edgewater

Crescent Heights has announced that a national organic supermarket chain has signed a lease for the ground floor retail space of Nema, which is planned to be developed at 2900 Biscayne Blvd. The name of the grocer chain is yet to be revealed but the location will be its first in the Miami area. The supermarket will occupy 38,950 square feet of ground floor retail space in addition to an indoor and outdoor cafe on the mezzanine level. The recently approved Nema will rise 38-stories and will feature 588 apartment units in addition to a full floor of indoor and outdoor amenity space.

Terra And Crescent Heights Break Ground On Canopy Park In South Beach

Terra and Crescent Heights, along with development partner New Valley, have broken ground on Canopy Park, located at the gateway to South Beach at after winning approval from the Miami Beach City Commission last year. The developers are building a three-acre public park, named Canopy Park, alongside a new residential tower at 500 Alton Road. Terra is led by David Martin and Crescent Heights is led by Russel Galbut, both longtime local Miami-based developers.

The three-acre park, located between the 600 and 700 blocks of Alton Road, will include open green-spaces shaded by native tree species, pedestrian and bike paths, an outdoor gym and dog run, a MONSTRUM-designed children’s playground, and public art displays. Canopy Park will be connected to the South of Fifth neighborhood and the Miami Beach baywalk via a new pedestrian bridge over I-395. The pedestrian bridge was designed by artist Daniel Buren and has been dubbed the Miami Beach Canopy. Construction of Miami Beach’s newest world-class city amenity is now underway, with completion estimated for Summer 2021. Canopy Park is located at the site of the former South Shore Hospital which the developers recently demolished.

“Canopy Park will be a gateway for the City of Miami Beach, a destination for visitors, and an everyday amenity for residents, so we’ve taken the time to assemble a team of design, art and planning visionaries who have led some of the most transformational projects in the world,” said David Martin, President of Terra. “The end result will be an active park and design experience that rivals public spaces in the world’s greatest cities.”

“World class cities and neighborhoods are defined by their public spaces, and Miami Beach is home to some of the most desirable parks and open spaces anywhere,” said City of Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber. “Our City’s newest public green space, Canopy Park, will quickly become a welcomed amenity for nearby residents and a favorite gathering spot for our entire community.”

The development team has enlisted an ensemble of artists, designers and architects who will bring the park to life, including architects Bernardo Fort-Brescia & Raymond Fort of Arquitectonica; landscape architect Laurinda Spear of ArquitectonicaGEO; design advisors Daniel Vasini of West 8, Anda Andrei of Anda Andrei Design, and Michael Gabellini and Kim Sheppard of Gabellini Sheppard Associates; and art advisor Lisa Austin. 

A major design component of Canopy Park will feature a “natural play” playground by Danish design firm MONSTRUM, which is famous for creating artistic and architectural playscapes around the world. Standout elements of the playground will include a giant butterfly, a mangrove forest and a caterpillar slide enabling children to jump, climb, balance, and express their inner imaginations.

The Miami Beach Canopy pedestrian bridge, subtitled Walking Under, Along, and On the Colors: work in-situ by Daniel Buren, will complete the Miami Beach Baywalk, creating a safe and seamless connection running from Southpointe Park north to the Lincoln Road District and east to the beachfront. The Canopy will become an instant icon for Miami Beach and a beloved work of public art that guides pedestrians along a rainbow of colorful shadows. Completion of the Miami Beach Canopy pedestrian bridge is anticipated for 2022.

Plans for Canopy Park also include an array of sustainability and resiliency features, including habitat restoration, vegetation, biodiversity, native plant communities, irrigation, water conservation and rainwater management. The park will also serve as an educational resource to inform and inspire the public about resilience and sustainability efforts being made by the city.

CitizenM Coming To 1212 Lincoln After Acquiring Hotel Piece From Crescent Heights

CitizenM is coming to South Beach after the Dutch hotel group purchased the hotel portion of Crescent Height’s 1212 Lincoln at the junction of Lincoln Road and Alton Road in South Beach. CitizenM paid $9 million for the 50 room hotel which is a part of the 1212 Lincoln mixed-use project which also includes over 70,000 SF of retail and 400 parking spaces. PROFILEmiami first reported that Crescent Heights was looking to bring in CitizenM to the 1212 Lincoln project in September 2017. CitizenM also has two other hotel locations under construction in Miami including Brickell and Miami Worldcenter in Downtown.

1212 Lincoln was designed by Perkins + Will and Plaza Construction is the general contractor on the project. The hotel portion rises 12-stories and the project will also include a 5-story parking garage and a Wells Fargo Bank. Crescent Heights has proposed a rooftop movie theater which is being reviewed by the city. Newmark Knight Frank is overseeing leasing for the retail component of the project. Completion is expected by 2022.

Crescent Heights Reveals New Renderings of Park Coming To 500 Alton In South Beach

Crescent Heights and Terra has revealed new renderings of the public park coming to 500 and 600 Alton Road, known as the Park on Fifth, as part of their deal to build a 44-story, 553’ tower at the gateway to South Beach. Russell Galbut and David Martin’s proposal was approved with an agreement to transform the former South Shore Hospital site with the tower, which is being designed by Arquitectonica, and the 3-acre park. The JV between Crescent Heights and Terra Group applied for a construction permit in late November 2019 and completion of the new park is expected for 2021. The park will also feature a bridge which will connect the South Pointe Park baywalk with the new Park on Fifth. When complete the tower will be among the tallest in Miami Beach and will feature 410 luxury units which the developer will be allowed to rent as short term rentals with a minimum term of 30 days per rental. Bridge construction will be funded by a $10 million General Obligation Bond which voters approved in November 2018.

Newgard Development & Crescent Heights Propose Natiivo Tower In Downtown Miami "Powered By AirBNB"

Harvey Hernandez’s Newgard Development’s NGD Homesharing and Russell Galbut’s Crescent Heights have proposed Natiivo, a 48-story tower planned in Downtown Miami next to Miami WorldCenter. The project, which is designed by Arquitectonica with interiors by Urban Robot, will be “powered by AirBNB” and will feature units specially designed to operate short term rentals. Natiivo will feature 604 units, 400 of which will be sold to investors and 200 will be held by the developers to rent out via short term rentals. Residences are expected to be priced from $300,000 to $1.2 million with the sales overseen by Cervera Real Estate. Natiivo has partnered with AirBNB, a first for Miami, and will have the structure to operate the residences on behalf of owners. Check-ins will be keyless through an app and the building will also offer on-site dog walking services. The structure is expected to look like a 25% fee for management and 3% AirBNB listing fee. The development partnership is also planning Niido, another AirBNB homesharing tower in Edgewater.

Miami Beach Commissioners Vote To Finalize Deal With Crescent Heights At South Shore Hospital Site On Alton Road

Miami Beach commissioners have officially voted in favor of finalizing the proposed deal with Crescent Heights and its co-founder Russell Galbut to redevelop the former South Shore Hospital site on Alton Road in South Beach. As per the agreement Crescent Heights will fund and build a 3 acre park on the Alton Road site in exchange to allow Galbut to up-zone the site where commissioners approved a tower height increase to 519’. The tower is being designed by Arquitectonica and will rise 44-stories, offering 410 luxury units which the developer will be allowed to rent as short term rentals with a minimum term of 30 days per rental. After sale-and-purchase of the condo units the buyers will not be permitted to rent out their condos on a short term rental basis. The park which will be connected to the baywalk which wraps around South Pointe via a taxpayer funded pedestrian bridge. Galbut now has 6-months after the appeal periods to demolish the vacant South Shore Hospital and must complete the park within 2.5 years after the construction permit for the tower is issued, which must be completed with in 8 years. Should Galbut wish to flip the property he must retain 10% ownership.

Check Out The Newly Released Video Of The 3 Acre Park Coming To Alton Road As Part Of Deal With Russell Galbut

Miami Beach has struck a deal with Crescent Heights co-founder Russell Galbut to bring a 3 acre park to Alton Road in exchange to allow Galbut to up-zone the old South Shore hospital site in South Beach. Commissioners approved a tower height increase to 519’, in exchange Galbut will fund and develop the 3 acre park which will be connected to the baywalk which wraps around South Pointe via a taxpayer funded pedestrian bridge. Galbut will have 6-months after the appeal periods to demolish the vacant South Shore Hospital and must complete the park within 8 years after the construction permit for the tower is issued. Should Galbut wish to flip the property he must retain 10% ownership. A subsequent hearing will take place in December.

Construction Underway At The Perkins + Will-Designed 1212 Lincoln

Construction is now underway at Crescent Height’s Perkins + Will-designed 1212 Lincoln in South Beach where construction crews have already begun foundation work. The project will feature 70,000 SF of retail including a brand new Wells Fargo Bank and over 400 parking spaces. A second phase on the adjacent lot will bring a 50-room CitizenM hotel, additional retail and a food court. 1212 Lincoln will help expand Lincoln Road across Alton Road westward. 

Crescent Heights Proposes 60-Story Mixed-Use Project At 1370 NE 2nd Ave. In Downtown Miami

Crescent Heights is nearing a final agreement to bring a 60-story mixed-use project to 1370 NE 2nd Ave. The proposal is expected to bring 1,100 residential units split between condos and rentals, 100,000 SF of office space and 1,100 parking spaces. The office space will be used by Miami-Dade County Public School Board and 600 parking spaces to be dedicated to the Omni Community Redevelopment Agency. The proposal was designed by Perkins + Will and John Moriarity & Associates would be the general contractor. In March 2017 details surfaced that Crescent Heights had put a $64 million purchase value on the 1.13 acre site. The deal would represent $40 million in cash and $24 million in paid in-kind consideration. Crescent Heights is led by Chairman and CEO Sonny Kahn, Managing Principal Russell Galbut and principal Bruce Menin.