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ATMA Miami: Aman Announces a 1,049-Foot Wellness Tower at 1111 Brickell Bay Drive

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By Josh Stein · Florida license SL3057661 · Updated 11 November 2026

Rendering of the ATMA Miami tower rising above the Brickell skyline at dusk
Rendering courtesy of Aman Group

On the record: Aman Group announced ATMA on 10 and 11 November 2026, a new wellness-focused residential brand whose first project is ATMA Miami at 1111 Brickell Bay Drive. The tower is planned to reach 1,049 feet, with delivery listed as 2031 on the official website. No prices, residence sizes or sales launch have been announced.

What was announced

Skift reported on 10 November 2026 that Aman’s long-rumored third brand is ATMA and that its first address is Miami, opening in 2031. The Aman Group press release, dated 11 November 2026, calls it “a revolution in wellbeing” and puts Novak Djokovic in a multi-year role as ATMA Global Partner, leading longevity, nutrition, racquet and wellness programming.

Florida YIMBY and Miami Today, both on 11 November 2026, name SHoP Architects as architect and OKO Group and Oak Row Equities as developers. The official website adds Studio Paolo Ferrari for interiors and says residences range from one to five or more bedrooms, with six-bedroom penthouses.

What is planned inside

The sources list a 120,000-square-foot spa and wellness center, a racquet club with indoor tennis, padel and squash, six dining and entertainment venues, a hotel and an invitation-only ATMA Club in which owners get priority nomination. There is also marina and Baywalk access, a residents’ pool and training studio, and six dedicated elevators. The hotel’s room count has not been announced.

The site, according to one outlet

Miami Today reported that the 4.25-acre site, bought for $520 million by an Oak Row and OKO joint venture from Aimco in December 2025, replaces an office building and the Yacht Club Apartments, and is zoned for multiple towers up to 1,049 feet. I could not find those figures in a second source, and I have not checked the county record, so I am passing them along as Miami Today’s reporting.

What I would check first

One travel-industry outlet reported 480 residences. The developer’s own site and press release give no count, so I would not rely on that number yet. Also not published as of 11 November 2026: pricing, residence sizes, a groundbreaking date, permit status and which brokerage will sell the homes. Delivery in 2031 is a target, and the offering documents are what bind a developer.

Where to go from here

My running guide to the project is ATMA Miami, and I will update it as soon as the developer publishes prices or plans. For another Brickell branded address, see The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, and for what Brickell condos have sold for, Brickell condos. More news is in In the news.

Sources: atma.com/miami (read 11 Nov 2026); Florida YIMBY, 11 Nov 2026; Miami Today, 11 Nov 2026; Aman Group press release via PR Newswire, 11 Nov 2026; Skift, 10 Nov 2026; One Mile at a Time, 11 Nov 2026. Josh Stein is a sales associate with LoKation Real Estate and is not the developer or its agent.

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