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The South ToweratThe Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami


Sixty-six stories. 228 residences. A private elevator to every front door.

The Tower

The Tallest Address
on Brickell Key

Where the North Tower shares its building with a hotel, the South Tower shares its building with nobody. Sixty-six stories, 228 residences, and a gate at the entrance — this is the private half of Swire’s final Brickell Key development, and the taller of the two by a wide margin.

Homes run from two to five bedrooms. Every one of them has its own elevator and its own arrival lobby, which is the specification that separates this tower from nearly everything else selling in Miami. You do not share a corridor. You arrive at your own door.

The Residences Overview
South Tower lobby at The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami on Brickell Key
Great room in a South Tower residence with interiors by Tristan Auer

The Residences

Interiors by
Tristan Auer

Swire handed the South Tower to Tristan Auer, the Parisian designer who works less like a decorator than a stage director — colour, light, and periods mixed with deliberate confidence. It is a French sensibility set against Biscayne Bay, and a pointed contrast to the Laura Gonzalez interiors in the tower next door.

Ceilings run eleven feet. Terraces run twelve feet deep. Doors are full height with timber or travertine thresholds, floors are natural stone, and the lighting throughout is Speirs Major.


  • 66 Stories
  • 228 Residences
  • Two to Five Bedrooms
  • 11-Foot Ceilings
  • 12-Foot-Deep Terraces

The Detail

Two Bars, One Kitchen,
and a Room for Staff

The South Tower specification is unusually generous in ways that only reveal themselves in the fine print. There is a midnight bar in the primary bedroom, with its own refrigerator and ice maker. There is a second, fully-fitted wet bar outdoors on the terrace, plumbed with a sink and refrigerator. Select residences include en-suite staff quarters with a dedicated bedroom and full bath.

Kitchens are custom Molteni&C in warm or cool finish with Dornbracht fittings and a full Gaggenau suite, including wine storage for thirty-four bottles. Primary baths run marble floors, Duravit smart toilets, Dornbracht fittings, a private water closet, and handcrafted stone vanities. Infrared saunas are available as an upgrade.

Molteni and C kitchen with Gaggenau appliances in a South Tower residence, cool palette
Private terrace overlooking Biscayne Bay in a South Tower residence

The Crown

Two Penthouses,
Two Private Pools

At the top of the tower sit two duplex penthouses, each over 7,800 square feet, each with a private pool. There are two of them in a building of 228, at the summit of the tallest tower on a private island, on the last parcel Swire will ever develop here.

If you want to know what they are actually like — layout, exposure, ceiling heights, what the developer will and will not customise — that is a conversation, not a webpage.

Ask About the Penthouses

The 100,000 SF Podium

Lagoon pool with private villas at The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami

Six Private Villas

The lagoon pool is ringed by six villas, each with a kitchenette, en-suite bath, outdoor shower and sun deck.

Ocean pool with cabanas overlooking Fisher Island and Key Biscayne

Five Cabanas

The ocean pool looks out to Fisher Island, Key Biscayne and the bay.

Hammam in the spa at The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami

Hammam & Plunges

Men’s and women’s saunas, a hammam, and a pool deck with hot and cold plunges.

Game room with billiards at The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami

Golf, Padel, Billiards

A golf simulator, a sports court for padel or pickleball, and a screening lounge for fourteen.

Fact Sheet

South Tower at a Glance

The Building

  • 66 stories on Brickell Key’s southernmost tip
  • 228 residences, two to five bedrooms
  • Two duplex penthouses over 7,800 sq ft with private pools
  • Architecture and masterplan by KPF
  • Gated access with 24-hour security
  • Private porte-cochère at lobby arrival
  • 24/7 residential team trained by Mandarin Oriental
  • EV charging planned for every residence
  • Direct access to the 1.5-mile Bay Walk

Each Residence

  • Private elevator and lobby to every home
  • Double-door entry with keyless access
  • Entry foyer with arrival portal
  • 11-foot ceilings
  • 12-foot-deep terraces
  • Full-height doors, timber or travertine thresholds
  • Natural stone flooring throughout
  • Midnight bar in the primary bedroom
  • Outdoor wet bar with sink and refrigerator
  • Staff quarters in select residences
  • Private storage unit with every residence

Recreation & Wellness

  • Ocean pool with five cabanas
  • Lagoon pool with six private villas
  • Resort pool, lounge pool and pool lounge
  • Wellness deck with hot and cold plunge
  • Hammam and dedicated men’s and women’s saunas
  • Fitness atelier with Technogym and private studio
  • Forest yoga and an immersive forest walk
  • Basketball, pickleball and padel courts
  • Golf simulator and game room
  • Self-service dog grooming spa

Dining, Work & Family

  • Dining pavilion with outdoor grill
  • Tea pavilion with kitchenette
  • Private dining room and wine cellar with chef’s kitchen
  • Screening lounge for up to 14
  • Twelve-seat conference suite
  • Two private meeting rooms and two work lounges
  • Library and communal work area
  • Kids club with activity centre
  • Staffed children’s playroom and splash pad
  • Podium art walk with rotating exhibitions

Questions

South Tower, Answered

How many residences are in the South Tower?

228 residences across 66 stories, ranging from two to five bedrooms, plus two duplex penthouses of more than 7,800 square feet each with private pools.

What is the difference between the North and South Towers?

The North Tower contains the Mandarin Oriental, Miami hotel and 98 residences (70 private, 28 turnkey Hotel Collection), with interiors by Laura Gonzalez. The South Tower is purely residential — 66 stories, 228 residences, gated, with interiors by Tristan Auer and a private elevator to every home. North buys you the hotel downstairs; South buys you height, privacy and space.

Does every residence have a private elevator?

Yes. Every South Tower residence has a private elevator and its own arrival lobby. There are no shared corridors.

Who is the developer?

Swire Properties, headquartered in Miami since 1976 and the developer of Brickell Key itself. The South Tower is being developed by OID T1 Developer LLC. Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group operates the hospitality and service programme but does not develop or sell the residences.

Where exactly is it?

The southernmost tip of Brickell Key, a private island connected to Brickell by a single bridge, with panoramic views of the Atlantic, Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline. Residents have direct access to the island’s 1.5-mile Bay Walk.

What comes standard in the kitchens and baths?

Custom Molteni&C Italian cabinetry in a warm or cool finish, Dornbracht fixtures, and Gaggenau appliances including a panelled refrigerator and freezer, induction cooktop, electric wall oven, convection microwave, espresso machine, dishwasher and wine storage for 34 bottles. Primary baths have marble floors, Duravit smart toilets, a soaking tub, a private water closet and handcrafted stone vanities. Infrared saunas are an available upgrade.

Is there a staff room?

Select residences include en-suite staff quarters with a dedicated bedroom and full bath. Which lines include them is worth asking about before you choose a floor.

How big is the amenity podium?

Over 100,000 square feet across multiple tiers, shared between the two towers, with distinct zones for recreation, dining, wellness, work and family.

The Team

Who Is Building It

Swire Properties

Developer

In Miami since 1976 and the US arm of the British-born Swire Group. Swire built Brickell Key — this is the island’s last parcel.

Mandarin Oriental

Hospitality Operator

Operator of the adjacent hotel and the residential service programme, intended as the Group’s North American flagship.

KPF

Architect

Kohn Pedersen Fox, working across more than forty countries. Responsible for the masterplan and both towers.

Tristan Auer

Interiors, South Tower

Parisian designer known for colour, light and mixed eras — a French sensibility rather than a Miami one.

Speirs Major

Lighting

UK lighting practice working across the residences and the public spaces of both towers.

Shma

Landscape

Landscape architects responsible for the planted podium, the forest walk and the garden spaces.

228 homes. Two penthouses.


The sales gallery works for the developer. I work for you — on floor plans, pricing, deposit structure, and which lines are actually worth the premium.

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The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami are not developed, sponsored, owned, offered or sold by Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group. The South Tower is developed by OID T1 Developer LLC. Features, amenities, dimensions and pricing are preliminary and subject to change without notice. Oral representations cannot be relied upon as correctly stating the representations of the developer; refer to the documents required by Section 718.503, Florida Statutes. Theresa Marrocco is a licensed real estate broker with Compass and represents buyers, not the developer.