Miami Design Residences by Fouquet's: Prices, Floor Plans & Available Units
Miami Design Residences by Fouquet's is a 143-residence branded condominium in a 25-story tower connected to an 85-key Fouquet's hotel at 39 NE 39th Street, the first residential development in the Miami Design District. It is the only Florida project by 2023 Pritzker Prize laureate David Chipperfield, with interiors by Paris studio RDAI, developed by Raycliff Capital, Fort Partners, Miami Design District Associates, and Constellation Hotels Holdings. Residences run from one to four bedrooms, roughly 902 to 4,728 square feet, priced from $1.8 million, according to Florida YIMBY and the Fort Partners developer site. Completion is targeted for 2030. My read on this tower is that the bet here is taste over height: a Pritzker laureate's first Americas residential building, run by a Parisian hotel brand, at an entry price below the Brickell marquee towers. In the Design District, where for-sale branded supply is still nascent, that combination is the reason I ask design-driven buyers to look at it. I am the contact for pricing, floor plans, and availability.
Why Miami Design Residences by Fouquet's Stands Out
- The rare part: the first residential development in the Miami Design District, and the only Florida project by 2023 Pritzker Prize laureate David Chipperfield
- Developer: Raycliff Capital, Fort Partners, Miami Design District Associates, and Constellation Hotels Holdings
- The building: 143 residences in a 25-story tower connected to an 85-key Fouquet's hotel at 39 NE 39th Street, with interiors by RDAI and landscape by Perry Guillot
- Homes: one- to four-bedroom residences, roughly 902 to 4,728 square feet, with custom oak cabinetry and Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances
- Prices: from $1.8 million, with upper-floor inventory into eight figures, per the developer
- Completion: targeted for 2030 (Florida YIMBY)
143 branded residences in a 25-story Chipperfield tower at 39 NE 39th Street, Miami Design District, connected to an 85-key Fouquet's hotel. 1-4BR from $1.8M, interiors by RDAI. Fouquet's first Miami address. 2030 delivery.
The Design District's First Residences, From $1.8M
"What I tell buyers about Miami Design Residences by Fouquet's is that the thesis is architecture and provenance, not the amenity checklist. This is David Chipperfield's only residential tower in the Americas, his first, and it will draw the global design and collector crowd the moment it delivers. Pair that with Fouquet's, a Parisian hotel brand that has meant luxury since 1899, running the building day to day, and you get a resale category that does not really exist yet in the Design District. At $1.8 million to enter, the basis sits below the Brickell branded towers, so a buyer is paying for taste rather than height. For a client who values a Pritzker name and a walk-to-Chanel address over a corner unit on the 60th floor, this is the building I put at the top of the list."Gerardo Gonzalez, Licensed Real Estate Agent at Compass
The Miami Design District sits just north of Wynwood and Midtown, a walkable grid built around luxury fashion houses, art galleries, and destination dining. For a decade it has been one of Miami's fastest-appreciating luxury addresses, home to Louis Vuitton, Dior, Chanel, and the Institute of Contemporary Art, but it has been almost entirely retail, hotel, and culture, never for-sale branded residences. Miami Design Residences by Fouquet's changes that. According to Florida YIMBY, the development team filed plans in January 2026 for the neighborhood's very first residential development, on a nearly two-acre site at 39 NE 39th Street. That address is the pitch, and it is what separates this project from the Brickell and Edgewater towers most buyers compare it against.
According to Profile Miami and the developer's own materials, the project is a partnership of Raycliff Capital, Fort Partners, Miami Design District Associates (Dacra, L Catterton, and Brookfield), and Constellation Hotels Holdings. David Chipperfield Architects, the firm that won architecture's Pritzker Prize in 2023, is the designer, and Chipperfield's restrained modernism, an emphasis on proportion, materiality, and light, defines the tower: a colonnade arrival sequence, glass and mineral cladding, and champagne-colored mullions calibrated to Miami's shifting light. Paris studio RDAI designs the interiors, and Perry Guillot handles the landscape. The property comprises two connected structures: the 25-story residential tower and a 12-story Fouquet's hotel with 85 keys, so residents get hotel-caliber service and dining from the day the building delivers. Completion is targeted for 2030.
The collection is 143 residences, plus 20 hotel-condo units and just over 55,000 square feet of commercial space, per Florida YIMBY and the South Florida Business Journal. Residences run one to four bedrooms, roughly 902 to 4,728 square feet, with an entry residence from about $1.8 million at roughly 902 square feet and upper-floor inventory reaching into eight figures. Interiors by RDAI carry custom oak and lacquered-wood cabinetry, Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, and floor-to-ceiling hurricane-rated windows throughout, opening onto terraces with views toward Biscayne Bay and the Downtown skyline. Whether a name like this justifies its price is a question I unpack in my guide to whether Miami branded residences are worth the premium.
The amenity program spans more than 40,000 square feet across the ground level, third floor, and rooftop. A 70-foot rooftop pool overlooks the Intracoastal and South Beach, ringed by roughly 15,300 square feet of resident-exclusive outdoor space with shaded seating, four cabanas, and an outdoor shower deck. A full wellness suite covers a fitness center, private training studio, yoga and Pilates room, sauna, steam room, cold plunge, jacuzzi, and dedicated men's and women's spas. Social spaces include a golf simulator, a screening room, lounge and party rooms, a meeting room, a children's playroom, an entertaining suite, an executive lounge, a garden and courtyard, and a salon suite for a la carte services. Fouquet's brings five distinct dining and bar concepts in-building, including a patisserie, alongside full residential management, so owners receive the same concierge, housekeeping, pantry stocking, chauffeur, and lifestyle programming extended to hotel guests.
Miami Design Residences by Fouquet's is a pre-construction launch, which means the developer releases pricing, deposit terms, floor plans, and availability on a price sheet that updates through the sales cycle. Sales launched in March 2026, and the published deposit structure is 10% at contract signing, 10% at 90 days, 10% at groundbreaking, 10% at top off, and 60% at closing. I am the contact for all of it. If you want the current price sheet, want to see which stacks face the bay, or want me to compare Fouquet's against the other Design District and Edgewater launches before you reserve, call me at 305-964-8614 or visit the contact page.
Miami Design Residences by Fouquet's: Official Renderings
Official developer renderings of the Chipperfield tower, arrival lobby, and residence interiors by RDAI. Rendering courtesy of Fort Partners and the Miami Design Residences development team.





One to Four Bedrooms, 902 to 4,728 Sqft
The residential collection runs from one-bedroom residences through four-bedroom homes and upper-floor penthouses, with interiors by RDAI and floor-to-ceiling hurricane-rated windows throughout. Sizes are from the developer's package (Florida YIMBY, Fort Partners developer site). Exact per-plan dimensions and pricing are on the developer price sheet. Contact me for the current floor plan package.
- Interior SizeFrom approx. 902 sqft
- FinishesRDAI, Sub-Zero & Wolf
- WindowsFloor-to-ceiling, hurricane-rated
- CabinetryCustom oak and lacquered wood
- Interior SizeMid-range of the collection
- TerracePrivate terrace, bay and skyline views
- InteriorsDesigned by RDAI (Paris)
- ServiceFouquet's residential management
- Interior SizeUp to approx. 4,728 sqft
- LayoutDuplex penthouses, upper floors
- ViewsBay, Intracoastal & skyline
- Upper InventoryInto eight figures
Last verified July 2026. Unit mix and features are from the official Fort Partners developer site, Florida YIMBY (April 2026), and Profile Miami (March 16, 2026). Per-plan dimensions, stack availability, deposit terms, and HOA assessments are released by the developer and are subject to change. Contact us for current specifications.
40,000+ Square Feet, Rooftop Pool & Five Fouquet's Concepts
Amenities span the ground level, third floor, and rooftop, split between a wellness suite and social spaces, anchored by Fouquet's dining and full residential service. The full list below is from the official developer materials.
Interiors by RDAI, Custom Oak & Sub-Zero
Every residence is finished by Paris studio RDAI with custom millwork and premium appliances. Feature list is from the official developer materials.
Ceiling heights and total living areas exclude soffits, moldings, and dropped ceilings. Features are from the developer and subject to change.
39 NE 39th Street: The Heart of the Design District
Miami Design Residences by Fouquet's sits on nearly two acres in the heart of the Miami Design District, walkable to Louis Vuitton, Dior, Chanel, and the Institute of Contemporary Art, and minutes from Midtown, Wynwood, Downtown, and Miami Beach. Drive and walk times below are approximate, per the developer.
| Miami Design District shops & dining | At your door |
| Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) | 3 min walk |
| Midtown Miami | 3 min |
| Wynwood | 5 min |
| Downtown Miami | 7 min |
| Edgewater waterfront | 5 min |
| Brickell City Centre | 15 min |
| Miami Beach | 15 min |
| Miami International Airport | 15 min |
Drive times are estimates and vary with traffic. For exact directions and a tour, contact Gerardo Gonzalez.
Fort Partners, Raycliff, Chipperfield & Fouquet's
A partnership of Raycliff Capital, Fort Partners (led by Nadim Ashi), Miami Design District Associates (Dacra, L Catterton, and Brookfield), and Constellation Hotels Holdings. Fort Partners is the South Florida developer behind the Four Seasons hotels at The Surf Club and Fort Lauderdale, bringing a track record in luxury hospitality development to the Design District's first for-sale residences.
David Chipperfield Architects, the 2023 Pritzker Prize laureate known for restrained modernism, designs its only residential tower in the Americas, emphasizing proportion, materiality, and light with a colonnade arrival and champagne-colored mullions. Paris studio RDAI designs the interiors, and Perry Guillot handles the landscape.
Fouquet's, the Parisian hospitality brand dating to 1899 on the Champs-Elysees and operated by parent group Barrière, runs the 85-key hotel and manages the residences. Miami is Fouquet's first location in the city and its second in the United States, following Fouquet's New York in 2022.
Project Update: Sales Underway, Delivery Targeted for 2030
The development team filed plans in January 2026 and launched sales in March 2026, with Fort Partners publishing the full renderings on its official project page, according to Profile Miami and Florida YIMBY. The 143-residence, 25-story tower connected to an 85-key Fouquet's hotel occupies a nearly two-acre site at 39 NE 39th Street, with completion targeted for 2030. I track milestones on this project and update this page as construction advances.
Miami Design Residences by Fouquet's: Frequently Asked Questions
I am the contact for Miami Design Residences by Fouquet's pricing, floor plans, and availability. If you want me to compare it against the other Design District and Edgewater branded launches, or walk you through the deposit schedule before you reserve, I can do that for you. No obligation.
Reach out through me to coordinate a sales presentation and get the developer price sheet. I represent your interest as the buyer.