Designed by the acclaimed architectural studio Foster + Partners, in collaboration with Sieger-Suarez Architects, the 619 Brickell tower is envisioned as an elegant fusion of Nobu’s Japanese minimalism with Miami’s dynamic architectural rhythm.
619 Brickell: Nobu’s First Residential Venture in Miami
Nobu Hospitality has officially unveiled its first-ever residential venture in Miami—a landmark development poised to redefine luxury living along Biscayne Bay.
The structure’s flowing silhouette and organic material palette evoke harmony with its waterfront surroundings, while spacious terraces invite light, air, and connection to nature.
Situated just south of Icon Brickell, the site occupies one of the city’s most coveted waterfront parcels, within steps of Brickell Key, Brickell City Centre, and the city’s financial core. The combination of an exceptional location, a waterfront Nobu restaurant, and an unmatched amenity program ensures 619 Brickell will stand as one of Miami’s most distinctive and desirable addresses.
A Fully Serviced Luxury Spa and Wellness Sanctuaryx
In partnership with 13th Floor Investments and Key International, this bold project signals a new era for Nobu Hospitality, blending refined architectural expression, world-class service, and the serene artistry of contemporary Japanese design into one extraordinary address that captures the brand’s global essence.
Rising majestically in Miami’s vibrant Brickell district, the 74-story tower known as 619 Brickell will introduce 300 exquisitely appointed residences paired with over 90,000 square feet of private amenities.
The property will include a fully serviced luxury spa and wellness sanctuary, a modern fitness center, and an elegant poolside café—all designed to mirror Nobu’s signature philosophy of minimalism, tranquility, and craftsmanship. Every corner, from the materials to the spatial flow, reflects the seamless balance between simplicity and sophistication that defines Nobu Hospitality’s aesthetic.
The Art of Living Well
At the base of the tower, the development will debut Miami’s second Nobu restaurant, adding to the city’s renowned Miami Beach location. This highly anticipated dining venue will feature a dramatic circular layout with panoramic water views, positioning it as one of the most iconic new culinary destinations in South Florida. Together, the restaurant and residences will blur the boundaries between private living and luxury hospitality, offering residents a rare opportunity to live within the Nobu lifestyle.
The architectural integration of the restaurant within the tower design underscores the project’s central vision—uniting home and hospitality under one elevated experience. Residents will enjoy the same legendary attention to detail, culinary innovation, and holistic well-being that have made Nobu a global symbol of refined living.
For Miami’s evolving luxury real estate scene, 619 Brickell marks a defining moment in the rise of branded residences. The arrival of Nobu Hospitality in the Brickell skyline follows the global trend of hospitality icons moving into the residential market—offering not only architectural prestige but also curated services that transform everyday living into a resort-inspired experience.
Through the 619 Brickell project, Nobu Hospitality continues to expand its legacy—transforming the philosophy of elegant simplicity into an architectural masterpiece that redefines modern urban living.
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Key Information
- What is the name of Nobu Hospitality’s first residential project in Miami? The project is called 619 Brickell.
- Which architectural firm is leading the design of the tower? The tower is designed by Foster + Partners in collaboration with Sieger-Suarez Architects.
- Where will Miami’s second Nobu restaurant be located? It will be located at the base of the 619 Brickell tower.
- What defines Nobu Hospitality’s design philosophy? A balance of minimalism, harmony, and modern Japanese elegance.
