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HQ Residences Miami has revealed a new series of interior renderings, offering a first look inside the residential experience behind one of Downtown Miami’s most culture-forward branded condominium projects. The latest visuals highlight a hospitality-driven approach to design—blending elevated interiors, wellness-focused living, and entertainment-centric amenities into a lifestyle-oriented offering in the heart of Edgewater.
The release follows a separate announcement naming HQ Residences Miami as the first residential event partner of BioHack Miami, reinforcing the project’s positioning at the intersection of design, wellness, and experiential living.
Designed with comfort, functionality, and understated luxury in mind, interiors at HQ Residences Miami reflect a hospitality-first philosophy more commonly found in high-end hotel environments. The residences emphasize open-concept layouts that support both everyday living and entertaining, paired with warm, modern material palettes that feel refined yet livable.
Floor-to-ceiling windows maximize natural light while expansive private terraces create an indoor-outdoor flow, allowing residents to seamlessly extend their living spaces outdoors—an essential element of Miami living.
Kitchens are designed to balance form and function, featuring Italian cabinetry in warm wood tones, natural stone surfaces, and a full suite of integrated designer appliances. The layouts are optimized for both casual use and hosting, reinforcing the project’s lifestyle-driven focus.
Bathrooms draw inspiration from spa environments, aligning with the building’s broader wellness ethos. Walk-in showers, floating-style dual vanities, and rich material selections create a calming, restorative atmosphere designed to support daily routines centered on relaxation and recovery.
Interior design for HQ Residences Miami is led by internationally recognized studios DesignAgency and Craft Studio, both known for their hospitality and lifestyle-focused residential work. The design approach reflects a balance between modern elegance and warmth, intentionally avoiding overly rigid or purely aesthetic concepts in favor of livable, experience-driven spaces.
HQ Residences Miami’s lifestyle and amenity programming has been curated in collaboration with Black Salmon and sbe, under the leadership of hospitality visionary Sam Nazarian. The project is organized around four core pillars: wellness, entertainment, art, and community.
Wellness amenities are expected to include yoga and open-air training terraces, contrast therapy circuits with hammam, sauna, steam rooms, plunge pools, and bathhouse-style treatments, along with a state-of-the-art fitness center and dedicated recovery spaces.
Adding to its wellness-driven positioning, HQ Residences Miami was recently named the inaugural residential event partner of BioHack Miami. The collaboration introduces curated longevity, recovery, and wellness programming directly into the project’s sales phase, reflecting a growing shift in how luxury buyers evaluate residential environments. As Marie Sophie Baier, Creative Director and Co-Founder of BioHack Miami, puts it: “Longevity isn’t something you activate once in a while. It’s built through daily routines like how you sleep, recover, move, and work. Your home environment either supports those routines or makes them harder. This partnership is about supporting an environment that makes a healthier lifestyle easier to follow and live.”
Through on-site BioHack events, prospective residents will experience hands-on wellness activations that align with the project’s long-term vision for health-forward living. The partnership underscores how architecture, materials, light, community, and wellness infrastructure are increasingly viewed as integral components of modern luxury real estate.
With prices from $850,000, HQ Residences Miami will rise 35 stories and feature 229 condominiums with one- to three-bedroom layouts ranging from approximately 721 to 2,074 square feet. The project is located at 422 NE 29th Street in Edgewater, positioning residents between Downtown Miami and the Design District.
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