new images released for OMA's park grove condos on miami waterfront

to display continued progress in the design of the park grove condos, new images have been released presenting views of the three towers in their context among the coconut grove district of miami as well as of the open luxury living units. the buildings are surrounded by an expansive park, while also featuring large balconies and full height glass curtain walls to take advantage of ocean panoramas. the project is being led by OMA, with primary oversight by new york-based principal shohei shigematsu, while william sofield is responsible for the residences’ interiors and enzo enea for the landscape scheme. more recently it has been announced that the complex will feature a site specific installation by spanish public artist jaume plensa.

the three structures are located among a large park landscape
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the condominium complex is being developed by terra group and related group, and is expected to break ground on construction in 2015. the design is based on a competition winning proposal composed of six slender towers, but has been modified to bundle the cylinders into pairs for a group of three structures. for more information on the updated scheme, see designboom’s earlier coverage of the here. additionally, check out OMA’s initial configuration for the park grove condo towers here.

wide balconies and full height glass curtain walls open the residences to expansive ocean views
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the towers’ external columns are shaped with an undulating profile
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the OMA-designed towers join others currently in development in the coconut grove area, including two by BIG
image by hayes davidson

image by hayes davidson

landscape architect enzo enea is heading up the design of the site’s open park area
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a stepped landscape descends to the building’s base
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the terraced area serves as an amphitheater for outdoor performances
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image by hayes davidson

image by hayes davidson

the ‘amenity deck’ provides a place for residents to swim or socialize
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the condos’ interior design is led by william sofield
image by sofield