Flying Around Grove at Grand Bay
June 6, 2016 by Lucas Lechuga
Grove at Grand Bay. Photo by Sean McCaughan.[/caption]Who can remember cruising down Brickell Avenue when they were kids, or at least with their kids, and looking for 'the building with the hole in it?' Because of how unusual a hole in a building was, and its feature role in the opening credits of Miami Vice, the Atlantis Condominiums designed by Arquitectonica reached worldwide iconic status. Flying around Grove at Grand Bay by drone, designed by Bjarke Ingels, it's obvious that this pair of buildings may achieve the same fame with their own architectural trick. They twist, and it's fantastic.
Grove at Grand Bay is only a few months away from completion. The last unit still available is the massive penthouse in the south tower, with six bedrooms, a spa, private pool, wine room, library, media room, two home offices, study, etc. etc. It's listed for $25 million.
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