Cor in Miami, Florida by Oppenheim Architecture + Design

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COR, the first sustainable, mixed-use condominium in Miami, Florida represents a dynamic synergy between architecture, structural engineering and ecology.  Rising 400’ above the Design District, Cor extracts power from its environment utilizing the latest advancements in wind turbines, photovoltaic’s, and solar hot water generation— while integrating them into its architectural identity.

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• Architects: Oppenheim Architecture + Design
• Project: Cor
• Location: Design District, Miami, Florida
• Scope: 480,000 SF mixed-use condominium complex. Architecture/ Interior finishes
• Renderings by: Dbox

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A hyper-efficient exoskeleton shell simultaneously provides building structure, thermal mass for insulation, shading for natural cooling, enclosure for terraces, armatures for turbines, and loggias for congregating on the ground.  Comprising commercial, office, fitness, live/work, and pure residential spaces—COR provides a uniquely flexible platform for­ lifestyle enhancement.

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Sustainability

Health and Comfort Board

Site Analysis

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Site Plan

Tags: Florida, Miami

Categories: Mixed use, Tower

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