Jade Signature Finally Receives Proper Renderings
Sep 12, 2013 September 12, 2013
The mystery that has been the Jade Signature Condo Tower is being slowly revealed as the first decent renderings of the building have finally surfaced. The Herzog and de Meuron designed project in Sunny Isles Beach can now be seen in all of its proposed full-frontal glory. The images offer some stunning indications of what can be expected when the building is completed in about three years. Jade Signature will present a “see through” profile and jungle-like landscaping surrounding a beach pavilion.
With no pretensions of modesty, the 57-story tower will host 192 units with interiors designed by Pierre Yves Rochon. The residence, to be located at 16901 Collins Avenue, will consist of condos ranging in price from $1.7 million to north of $25 million while offering a full list of amenities. These amenities will include a full-service concierge, an outside, beachfront restaurant, underground parking, spa, gym, and a playroom for children.
According to Jade Signature, the residences “will be like contemporary houses in the sky with breathtaking flow through views from ocean to Intracoastal, and windows that frame the horizon reinforcing the connection between interior and exterior.” Terraces will also work to expand living space by up to 25 feet while contributing to the aesthetic of the building with its shifting angular design. Currently, the building is in its registration phase.
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