LIVWRK Unveils Visionary High-Rise Community in Wynwood Arts District
A bold new chapter is on the horizon for Miami’s Wynwood Arts District. LIVWRK, a Brooklyn-based developer known for forward-thinking urban projects, has submitted plans for a massive mixed-use development that will bring the area’s first high-rise towers to life. Designed by MKDA, the proposal—dubbed LIVWRK Wynwood—calls for three striking 45-story towers reaching 465 feet in height.
Located at 2400–2418 North Miami Avenue, the project spans an impressive 1.81 million square feet. It replaces a previously approved mid-rise plan and utilizes Florida’s Live Local Act to surpass local zoning height limits, enabling increased residential density in exchange for much-needed workforce housing.
In total, LIVWRK Wynwood will introduce 1,363 new residential units to the neighborhood. Notably, 529 units—representing 40% of the total—are earmarked as workforce housing. This includes all 494 studios and 35 one-bedroom units, which are expected to rent for approximately $2,800 per month. Residences will range from 453 to 1,306 square feet and offer a range of floor plans from studios to three-bedroom layouts.
At the base of the towers, an expansive parking and amenity podium will house 912 parking spaces and over 88,000 square feet of retail and shared amenities. Each tower will feature dedicated amenity decks on the ninth floor, along with lounge spaces on the 29th floor, offering elevated city views and recreational experiences.
The architecture, according to MKDA, embraces Wynwood’s artistic roots and industrial texture. The façade will feature raw materials like exposed concrete, perforated metal, and loft-style window frames, blended with lush green elements and art-driven details. A landscaped paseo will slice through the site, prioritizing pedestrian movement and linking NW 24th Street, NW 25th Street, and North Miami Avenue.
Carefully planned for walkability and community engagement, the ground level will be activated with retail, art installations, and widened sidewalks. Entry points will be recessed to create inviting alcoves, and murals will bring the street frontage to life. Meanwhile, the parking garage will be fully wrapped by occupied space on the lower floors to ensure an attractive and seamless pedestrian experience.
Balconies will vary in openness and rhythm, especially at higher floors, to allow natural light and airflow throughout the towers. The podium and upper levels will serve as platforms for large-scale sculptures, bringing a curated, gallery-like dimension to daily life for residents and visitors alike.
As one of the most significant proposals filed under the Live Local Act, LIVWRK Wynwood not only seeks to redefine the district’s skyline but also to create an inclusive, vertically integrated neighborhood that reflects Miami’s evolving urban identity.
