321 Ocean is an exclusive collection of 21 luxury residences in the heart of Miami Beach’s most desirable neighborhood, South of Fifth. Each home is a unique creation in an intimate and breathtaking setting.
321 Ocean Building Features:
24-hour valet service
Concierge
Security
On-site management and engineer
Beachfront, infinity-edge, heated pool
The Garden at 321: an exquisitely landscaped urban oasis fashioned by world-renowned designer Enzo Enea
Fit 321: elite fitness center overlooking Ocean Drive
The Ocean Library: resident lounge featuring unique collection of art, architecture and culinary books
Beach service and attendants
AMENITIES:
Creative space with rents 30% lower than competitive, surrounding buildings
$24 million complete renovation of 1926 art deco-style building
Building naming rights available
Dedicated areas for bike lockers and showers
High-quality building finishes
LEED Gold (certification pending)
The building uses an extraordinary energy management system with “HighMass” – radiant heating/cooling throughout all spaces of the building; utility savings estimated at 40% compared to typical office space.
Balconies on top floor with excellent southern views of the city and West Hills
Mt. Hood, Willamette River, Convention Center, Downtown and Pearl District views
Open/exposed ceilings
Turnkey improvements
“Creative Entrepreneurial” Concept LOBBY
Accent walls are recycled steel cladding; wood walls are stacked, reclaimed structural timbers, the freestanding wall utilizes steel I-beams as a frame
Low VOC paints throughout
Large format porcelain tile flooring contains 27% post-industrial recycled content. Alternate choice for flooring is reclaimed hardwood
Energy efficient LED lighting fixtures
Most finishes shown contribute to current LEED Indoor Air Quality and Materials & Resources credits, with a focus on re-use/reclamation and recycled content
Local artisans will construct the open conference room table out of locally reclaimed maple slabs with a base made from recycled metal and/or rail yard parts
All furniture can be specified to contribute to current LEED Indoor Air Quality and Materials & Resources credits