Ten Museum Park, Miami

The Ten Museum Park is the 13th tallest building in Miami and consists of residential condominium units. It is regarded as one of the most creatively designed structures in the city.

Ten Museum Park was designed by Chad Oppenheim and construction was completed in 2007. It is part of the Biscayne Wall, a series of skyscrapers to the west of Biscayne Boulevard. It stands 585 meters tall with 50 floors and 200 condominium units. The lower floors have offices and retail space. The east facing units are interlocking lofts while west facing units are shallow flats with large glass windows. More than 150 units have spectacular views of Biscayne Bay or the city of Miami. It is also located near the arts and entertainment district of the city and is eight minutes away from the airport. The exterior gives the appearance of a solid crystal block.

Amenities at Ten Museum Park include a luxury spa and pleasure garden run by the cosmetic company, Clinique that covers an area of 21,000 square feet, a café, a restaurant and 24 hour concierge and security services. All units have floor to ceiling windows and luxury fitting and fixtures. The Ten Museum Park was designed to offer the most luxurious in condominium living in the US.