Archives: Projects

Poolhaus

Nestled in the serene enclave of Bay Harbor Islands, Pool Haus features a limited collection of eighteen expansive residences and is designed for those who
value luxury, and unparalleled comfort. Each unique residential layout is a testament to thoughtful design,
with spacious floorplans that blend modern aesthetics with timeless charm.
From the light-filled great rooms to the
exquisite primary bathrooms, each element is meticulously crafted to offer an elevated sense of tranquility and privacy.

Jean-Georges Miami Tropic Residences

Bringing the spirit of elevated living and world-class design from Miami to the world — join me as I share the vision of Jean-Georges Miami Tropic Residences abroad.
An extraordinary collaboration by Terra & Lion Development, Jean-Georges Miami Tropic Residences is the first residential tower by the Michelin-starred chef, setting a new global standard in lifestyle and design.

Hollywood Moon

Hollywood Beach: A Coveted Coastal Haven
Tucked between Miami Beach and Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood Beach offers a slower, more soulful rhythm with an iconic Ocean Broadwalk, preserved dunes, and that nostalgic Art Deco charm.

Midtown Park

Midtown Park Residences by Proper marks our debut residential offering in the city—a design-forward collection of homes rising within a $2 billion mixed-use destination at the crossroads of the Design District, Wynwood, and Midtown. Developed in collaboration with Rosso Development and a visionary team of designers—Arquitectonica, Meyer Davis Studio, and Naturalficial—this 28-story tower reflects Proper’s signature sophistication and ethos of elevated, everyday living.

Bay Harbor Towers

Introducing Bay Harbor Towers, a boutique collection of forty-four private residences that elevate luxury island living to a new echelon.

Nestled along the northern shoreline where the pristine Indian Creek waterfront meets the vast expanse of Biscayne Bay, this striking architectural gem is a beacon of opulence and exclusivity.

Ziggurat

Ziggurat is a distinctive architectural concept known for its stepped, pyramid-like shape that rises in tiers or levels. Originating in ancient Mesopotamia, ziggurats were massive temple structures built to connect the heavens and the earth, symbolizing a spiritual bridge between gods and humans. Made from mud brick and often dedicated to a specific deity, these structures featured broad bases, multiple levels, and a flat top that sometimes held a shrine.

In modern contexts, the term “ziggurat” is also used to describe buildings that adopt a similar terraced form, blending ancient inspiration with contemporary design. Whether historical or modern, ziggurats stand out for their bold geometry, symbolic meaning, and commanding presence.

The Lincoln

The Lincoln Coconut Grove will be launched soon. This New Condo Luxury Building will be a Green Certified eight-story, 48-unit building. From a Brickell skyline-view balcony to the thoughtfully designed den/office space, all residences and common areas feature tranquil ambiance and luxury. From The Lincoln’s ideal location in the heart of The Grove you walk to your favorite restaurants and cafes, theaters and art galleries. The soaring towers of Brickell Avenue and Bayshore Drive are just a few minutes away.

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