Cube in Miami, Florida by Oppenheim Architecture + Design (designed using Maya and ArchiCAD)

Article source: Dbox

A dramatic and elemental steel infrastructure creates the possibility for ultimate volumetric flexibility where the homeowner can customize spatial prerogatives. Rising 22 stories over the design district in Miami, Florida—Cube promotes its occupants to design their own domain with the possibility of connecting multiple cube modules vertically, horizontally, and diagonally in addition to creating double height volumes, garden voids and cantilevered living environments. Generated by desire and need rather than architectural assumption, the volumetric play of the building creates intriguing arrangements of solid and void— a true interactive architecture.

Renderings by Dbox

• Architects: Oppenheim Architecture + Design
• Project: Cube
• Location: Miami, Florida
• Scope: 240,000 SF mixed-use condominium complex. Architecture/Interior finishes
• Renderings by: Dbox
• Software used: Maya and Archicad

Renderings by Dbox

Live-work environments engage the street creating a dynamic arcade for pedestrian enjoyment. Metallic screens of varying porosity and pattern distort the reading of the garage creating a reflective urban mosaic. A rooftop pool and activity zone occupies interstitial spaces captured between interior and exterior—creating exciting urban rooms that activate the street and enliven the imagination. ­­­

Renderings by Dbox

Renderings by Dbox

Renderings by Dbox

Renderings by Dbox

Renderings by Dbox

Renderings by Dbox

Ground floor plan

Elevation 1

Elevation 2

Tags: Florida, Miami

Categories: Apartments, ArchiCAD, Building, Maya

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