Miami Gardens Residences
Rooted Urbanism, Curated Outdoor Living
A garden is not merely green space — it is structure, rhythm, and growth made visible. At Miami Gardens Residences, that idea is pressed into the architecture itself: concrete extrusions weave across the facade in continuous bands, curving outward to form balconies and bending back to shade the glazing beneath. The gesture is botanical in its logic — a single element branching and returning, generating enclosure, shadow, and prospect from one uninterrupted motion. Across 255 units, the facade becomes a living surface, its geometry responsive to sun, view, and the rhythms of the residents it shelters.
Key info
Collaborators
Location
Miami Gardens
Type
Mixed-use
Status
In design
Year
completed
completed
Size
255
Client
Redwood Dev Co
Role
Design Architect & AOR
Kobi Karp
Master Plan
At grade, 20,000 square feet of commercial space animates the street edge, grounding the residential tower in the texture of everyday urban life. The project turns inward as well — a courtyard pool deck, BBQ area, outdoor yoga platform, and generous seating create a layered landscape of communal life at the building’s heart. A gym and social room extend that offering inside, ensuring the threshold between private unit and shared ground remains porous and active. Miami Gardens Residences proposes that density and generosity are not in tension — that a building can hold a neighborhood’s scale while cultivating the intimacy of a garden.