At last, a new mixed-use project on South Miami Beach that will look distinctively different, from the usual towers. Vitri is an elegant and distinctive building that reflects South Beachitself. It provides residents with panoramic views of South beach and Downtown Miami. Each unit has generous proportions, open-plan living areas, timeless and state of the art kitchens, and spa-like bathrooms. Vitri’s
common areas include an outdoor tropical rooftop garden and a gym area that overlooks the garden and city.

Located on a 1.58-acre site between Alton Road and West Avenue at Fifth Street, this unique property will be the new gateway to the city of Miami Beach.  The Vitri offers a design that splits 66 residential units between two
distinct buildings designed for urban living. On West Avenue, a curving four-story concrete
frame encloses glass-fronted “facets” on double-height units, which captures views of Biscayne Bay. An irregular grid pattern on the façade, combined with a gradual shift in the tint of its glass walls, will reinforce the sense of motion. On Alton Road a modern rectangular structure of steel, glass and concrete will be in scale and themed to traditional South Miami Beach Art Deco neighborhoods.

Ameneties
A smart building - each unit comes with a similar AMX control

66 2-story lofts

19-foot ceilings

Two-story lofts of one-, two- and three-bedrooms range from 1,000 to 2,200 square feet
19-foot-high ceilings
master bedrooms and baths set on
mezzanines that overlook the double-height living areas below.
Each master bath opens onto a balcony, designed to serve as a meditation or lounging space off the master suite.
Vitri’s South Beach 22 penthouses will have
“sky gardens” within glass walls, designed for outdoor/indoor entertaining and equipped with summer kitchens and wet bars.
Private spas will be an option.

On the ground-level, a wood and glass-faced structure will house a signature restaurant and boutiques.
A concealed, four-level parking garage
will serve retail customers and residents.

Landscape architect Raymond Jungles is planning a
modernist garden of bamboo, hardwoods, limestone and river rock with a grotto hidden behind the swimming pool.