Private residences above Brickell Bay, shaped around privacy, service and the quiet that a city rarely gives.
Fifty two floors and one hundred and eight homes. Every one of them faces the water.
skyline
1200 Brickell Bay Drive, Miami
Handover spring 2028
The tower
Skyline is a residence for people who measure luxury in light, silence and time, not in square feet.
Curved terraces, south facade
Designed by a studio known for quiet buildings, Skyline rises fifty two floors from a landscaped podium on Brickell Bay. Floor to ceiling glass, deep terraces and a private arrival court keep the city close and the noise far away.
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Floors above Brickell Bay
108
Private residences, never more than three on a floor
2028
Expected handover, spring
Floor by floor
Choose your floor
Skyline is planned in four groups of floors, each with its own residence type and view. Select a band on the tower to see what is available today.
Floors 35 to 48
The sky floors
5
of 28 homes available today
Residence
Sky Residence, 3 bedrooms
Homes per floor
2
Interior
2,540 to 2,700 sq ft
Views
Bay and skyline
Price
From $4.1M
Amenities
Forty thousand square feet for slow days
Four private levels, one arrival court and a team that knows every owner by name. Every space is for residents and their guests only.
Level 1, arrival court. Level 9, pool deck. Level 10, spa and fitness. Level 51, sky club.
Services
A hotel team, without the hotel
Location
Brickell, at the quiet end of the bay
Skyline sits on Brickell Bay Drive, a short walk from the financial district and a few minutes from the beaches of Key Biscayne.
Skyline
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Times are typical outside rush hour. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Elias Varga, founding partner, Studio Varga
Design
“We drew Skyline from the inside out. Every floor starts with where the light falls at five in the afternoon.”
Voices
We saw eleven towers before Skyline. It was the only one where the sales team talked about light before price.
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Daniel and Marisa K., owners on level 41
The most restrained tower on the bay, and all the better for it.
Coastal Architecture Review
Floor plans that feel drawn by someone who has actually lived in them.
The Residence Journal
Brickell finally has a building that speaks quietly.
Miami Living Quarterly
Private viewing
See Skyline in person
Viewings are private and unhurried, with time in the model residences, on the sky floors and at the sales gallery.