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The tower has 84 units, two pools, a juice bar and the helipad, among other high-end amenities. AFP

A view of a dining room at one of the full-floor apartments at One Thousand Museum in Miami. AFP

The 62-storey tower was designed by British-Iraqi architect Zaha Hadid. AFP

A view of the stairs leading to the indoor pool on the rooftop level. AFP

The main lobby at One Thousand Museum, the only residential space in downtown Miami with a helipad. AFP

A detail of the curving exoskeleton structure that coats the exterior of One Thousand Museum. AFP

"We felt a big obligation to make sure we got this particular project right because Miami was [Hadid's] second home," said Chris Lepine, who took over as director of the project after her death. AFP

The pool area at the luxury condo building, which was completed last year. AFP

A portrait of Zaha Hadid is hung in the sky lounge of One Thousand Museum. AFP

A view of the master bedroom at one of the full-floor apartments. AFP

The tower rises above the Bay of Biscayne. AFP

Prices start in the $5 million range, and shoot up to $24 million for units that take up an entire higher floor. AFP

The elevator control panel reads "I believe in the idea of the future - Zaha Hadid". AFP

A view of the indoor pool on the roof top at One Thousand Museum. AFP

A view of the sky lounge at floor 60. AFP

The building's exoskeleton is made of white fibreglass-reinforced concrete. AFP

The tower has 84 units, two pools, a juice bar and the helipad, among other high-end amenities. AFP

A view of a dining room at one of the full-floor apartments at One Thousand Museum in Miami. AFP

The 62-storey tower was designed by British-Iraqi architect Zaha Hadid. AFP

A view of the stairs leading to the indoor pool on the rooftop level. AFP

The main lobby at One Thousand Museum, the only residential space in downtown Miami with a helipad. AFP

A detail of the curving exoskeleton structure that coats the exterior of One Thousand Museum. AFP

"We felt a big obligation to make sure we got this particular project right because Miami was [Hadid's] second home," said Chris Lepine, who took over as director of the project after her death. AFP

The pool area at the luxury condo building, which was completed last year. AFP

A portrait of Zaha Hadid is hung in the sky lounge of One Thousand Museum. AFP

A view of the master bedroom at one of the full-floor apartments. AFP

The tower rises above the Bay of Biscayne. AFP

Prices start in the $5 million range, and shoot up to $24 million for units that take up an entire higher floor. AFP

The elevator control panel reads "I believe in the idea of the future - Zaha Hadid". AFP

A view of the indoor pool on the roof top at One Thousand Museum. AFP

A view of the sky lounge at floor 60. AFP

The building's exoskeleton is made of white fibreglass-reinforced concrete. AFP

The tower has 84 units, two pools, a juice bar and the helipad, among other high-end amenities. AFP

'A landmark of her achievements': Inside Zaha Hadid's 82-storey Miami tower

'We felt a big obligation to make sure we got this particular project right,' says the man that took over the architect's last residential tower

AFP

February 22, 2020

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