TSG Group & Lineaire Group Reveal Wynwood Haus Designed by Corwil Architects

TSG Group and Lineaire Group have revealed plans for Wynwood Haus, a 20-story residential project designed by Corwil Architects. Wynwood Haus will be a residential apartment rental building offering 224 residential units. 42 of the residential units will be micro units, just under 400 SF. Wynwood Haus will be located in an Opportunity Zone on the 1700 Block of North Miami Avenue in Miami’s Arts & Entertainment District, nearby Filling Station Lofts and CANVAS. Wynwood Haus will also feature 5,204 SF of ground floor retail and 222 parking spaces. The plans were recently submitted to Miami’s Urban Development Review Board and are expected to be reviewed this month.

Unique, On-Trend Hospitality Brand Selina Enters U.S. Market in Miami

Selina, a global community of boutique destinations that also provide co-working spaces, local experiences and other recreational offerings, is set to open its first U.S. location in Miami’s Little Havana neighborhood this September. It embodies today's in-demand millennial trends by providing accessible hotel housing, co-working space, and tastefully curated art from the local community. In order to introduce U.S. customers to the brand, Selina has teamed up with local retailer Brothers and Brawlers to launch Selina Brawlers, a concept store in the Wynwood Arts District that will offer a mix of curated goods including eyewear, motorcycles, vintage and modern décor and productsdesigned by Selina’s Creative Director, Oz Zechovoy, and Brothers and Brawlers's Sebastian Ramirez.

Set to open in June, the store will also offer co-working space with complimentary Wi-Fi adhering to the Selina model, which aims to promote gathering and community in a comfortable environment. “Miami was the perfect location for Selina’s U.S. expansion because of the city’s energy and flavor, it’s rich history, mix of cultures, the list goes on,” said Steven Ohayon, Head of Business Development for Selina. “There’s the sand and surf that Selina guests know and love, but also a huge art scene, a growing wellness community and endless things to do. Tourism in Miami is booming, and we’re excited to host travelers and show them a holistic look at the city.”

The store’s concept came to fruition via regular inquiries from guests to purchase items on display in the hotels, which are usually crafted in collaboration with local artists and designers in the region the hotel is located. The brand is currently operating in Latin America and the Caribbean and aims to cater a holistic experience to the adventurous, nomadic traveler. Selina’s hotel will be located in the former Tower Hotel, which is currently being remodeled with local artisans in order to “bring new life to old spaces around the world."

Article By: Katya Demina