Rooftop · floor 45
- Pool with panoramic views over Biscayne Bay and the skyline
- Poolside lounge with towel and beverage service
- Sun-care kiosk
- Outdoor dining with private summer kitchens
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Brickell, Miami, FL
Arquitectonica's tower above the Miami River, the Matt Goodrich interiors and the views over Biscayne Bay and the Brickell skyline.
Developer's conceptual renderings.
Residences with The Standard's service and concierge, on the Miami River and a two-minute walk from the Metrorail and the Metromover
The Standard has been around since 1999 and opened in Hollywood, New York, London, the Maldives, Ibiza and Bangkok before reaching Brickell. What you buy here is not just a condominium: it is a residence inside that operation. The concierge is run by The Standard Hotels team, and as a resident you get 25% off room rates at their hotels worldwide and 10% off food and beverage.
The tower is by Arquitectonica. Bernardo Fort-Brescia described it as «a blend of organic forms that appear to dance in the sky to complement the existing Brickell skyline», and that is literally what you see: curved louvers wrapping the entire building. Interiors are by Matt Goodrich with Standard International. The residences run from level 11 to 41, and above them sit 32 penthouses, eight of which are upper penthouses with 10-foot ceilings.
The address is 690 SW 1st Avenue, on the bank of the Miami River. The Underline Park is right up against the building, the Metrorail and the Metromover are a two-minute walk, and Brickell City Centre and Mary Brickell Village are close by. The international airport is about 12 minutes by car. Inside each unit: 9-foot ceilings, imported porcelain, keyless entry, Miele appliances and Italkraft cabinetry in kitchen and bathrooms.
*The total residence count is the figure PFS Realty works with: neither the developer's brochure nor the floor plan set prints it. Every other number in this block does come from their documents.
Every line in the building has its own orientation, and in a Brickell tower that decides the view: north and northwest look at the Miami River and downtown; east and southeast, at Biscayne Bay. Tell us which one interests you and we'll tell you what is available.
| Line | Level | Layout | Bathrooms | Interior sq ft / m² | Terrace sq ft | Total sq ft | Orientation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | 11–41 | 2 bedrooms | 2 | 965 / 90 | 279 | 1,244 | West |
| 02 | 11–41 | 1 bedroom | 1 | 727 / 68 | 168 | 895 | Northwest |
| 03 | 11–26 | Studio | 1 | 491 / 46 | — | 491 | North |
| 04 A | 11–26 | 1 bedroom | 1 | 707 / 67 | 161 | 868 | Northeast |
| 04 B | 27–41 | 2 bedrooms + den | 2 | 1,225 / 114 | 161 | 1,386 | Northeast |
| 05 A/B | 11–41 | 1 bedroom | 1 | 548 / 51 | 131 | 679 | East |
| 05 C/D | 11–41 | 1 bedroom | 1 | 548 / 51 | 131 | 679 | East |
| 06 | 11–41 | 2 bedrooms | 2 | 960 / 89 | 381 | 1,341 | Southeast |
| 07 A | 11–41 | 1 bedroom | 1 | 552 / 51 | 130 | 682 | South |
| 07 B | 11–41 | 1 bedroom | 1 | 552 / 51 | 130 | 682 | South |
| 08 | 11–41 | 2 bedrooms | 2 | 962 / 89 | 112 | 1,074 | Southeast |
| 09 | 11–41 | 2 bedrooms + den | 2 | 1,099 / 102 | 175 | 1,274 | Northwest |
Above level 41 sit 32 penthouses, eight of which are upper penthouses with 10-foot ceilings. The developer has not published their layouts yet; write to us if that collection interests you.
The Standard Residences is at 690 SW 1st Avenue, on the bank of the Miami River with the Underline Park right up against the building. The Metrorail and the Metromover are a two-minute walk, Brickell City Centre and Mary Brickell Village are close by, and the international airport is about 12 minutes by car.
The 45th-floor rooftop with the pool and the bay view, the 9th-floor restaurant with its terrace, and the entire 10th floor given over to spa, gym, bowling alley and screening room. The concierge is run by The Standard Hotels team.
Amenities, services and renderings per the developer's material · subject to change.
Brickell is Miami's financial district and the address with the most rental demand in the city: it concentrates banks, consulates and corporate headquarters, and the tenant who fills them has high purchasing power and renews the lease. This building sits on the riverbank, the part of Brickell still being built, with the Underline Park right there and the Metrorail and the Metromover a two-minute walk away. From here Downtown, Coconut Grove, Coral Gables and Wynwood are ten to fifteen minutes, South Beach and Key Biscayne fifteen, and the international airport twelve.
That the building is operated by the same house as The Standard hotels, running since 1999 in Hollywood, New York, London, the Maldives, Ibiza and Bangkok. In practice that is three concrete things: the concierge is managed by their team, the interiors and common areas are by Matt Goodrich with Standard International, and as a resident you get 25% off room rates at their hotels worldwide and 10% off food and beverage. It is what this building has and no other in Brickell does.
It can be rented. On the minimum term it is worth being precise: the rental rules —how many days minimum and how many rentals per year— are set by the condominium declaration, and the material published by the developer does not spell them out. Before you sign we confirm them for you in writing against the current documents, because your income model depends on it. And if you also want us to manage the property after closing, we do that too.
The floor plan set publishes 12 lines, from levels 11 to 41: a 491 sq ft studio, several one-bedroom formats between 548 and 727, and two-bedrooms from 960 to 1,225, some with a den. With the terrace the total reaches 1,386 sq ft. Bathrooms run from 1 to 2. Above level 41 sit 32 penthouses, eight of which are upper penthouses with 10-foot ceilings, whose layouts the developer has not published yet. The full table, with the orientation of each line, is further up this page.
It depends on the line, which is why the layout table includes it. Lines 02 and 09 face northwest, toward the Miami River and Downtown; 03 faces north; 04 northeast; the 05s east; 06 and 08 southeast, toward Biscayne Bay; the 07s south; and 01 west. In a Brickell tower orientation changes both the view and the afternoon sun, so it is worth choosing it before the floor.
The plan is 20% on signing the contract, 5% at 90 days, 10% at topping off and the remaining 65% at closing. Estimated delivery is 2027. In pre-construction dates move, so confirm it with us and against the contract before signing rather than taking it from a web page.
9-foot ceilings, imported porcelain flooring throughout the unit and keyless entry. Kitchens are Italkraft, with an integrated paneled refrigerator, quiet dishwasher, ceramic glass stovetop, built-in speed oven and zero-radius stainless steel sink; the appliance package is Miele. The en-suite bathrooms have Italian-designed Italkraft cabinetry, and the primary bedrooms have generous walk-in closets in select units.
Yes. You do not need US residency or citizenship to buy. There are banks that lend to foreign buyers, usually with a larger down payment than for a resident, and we connect you with them. We are not financial advisors: what we do is guide you through the process and put you in front of the real financing options, on the terms each bank confirms to you in writing.
PFS Realty is a single company for the whole process: financing, purchase, property management and insurance. We have spent more than 24 years working with buyers from Colombia, Mexico, Venezuela and the rest of Latin America, in their own language and with support before and after closing. You do not have to coordinate a separate bank, broker, manager and insurer yourself.