Rosewood The Raleigh

Introducing The Raleigh, A Rosewood Hotel and Residences

Initially constructed in the 1940s by the renowned Miami architect L. Murray Dixon, The Raleigh is making a grand return with a highly anticipated revival and restoration. This iconic property, known for its timeless Art Deco design and rich history, is set to become a centrepiece of Miami Beach once again.

Featuring 44 residences and 60 hotel suites, The Boundary has crafted an extensive suite of over 100 CGIs, Cinemagraphs, and a captivating Marketing Film. Elegantly crafted, The Raleigh's true essence has been captured, showcasing its future as a premier destination for residents and visitors.

Location

USA

Developers

SHVO

Architects

Peter Marino Architect + Kobi Karp Architecture

Interior Design

Peter Marino Architect

Project Services

CGIs + Cinemagraphs + Marketing Film

Priced at over $150 million, this 17-story condo will house a 13,000-square-foot, full-floor penthouse with a roof designed by Peter Marino, potentially becoming the most expensive penthouse in Miami Beach history.

Both hotel guests and residents will have access to the historic Raleigh hotel pool, along with exclusive sunrise and sunset pools for residents.

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The new condo will be part of a three-acre luxury campus that includes a hotel, restaurant, and numerous amenities for all residents. The hotel and residences will be managed by Rosewood Hotels & Resorts.

This transformation is more than a real estate development; it’s a cultural rejuvenation, blending historical elegance with contemporary luxury. The Raleigh is Miami Beach’s most anticipated new resort and residential oasis, promising to bring something unique to Miami's recent developments.

Drawing inspiration from François-Xavier Lalanne’s sculptural work, The Raleigh pays homage to his creations with monkey sculptures throughout the residences and hotel. The Boundary crafted a series of vignettes to highlight the artistic significance of these sculptures within the overall design.