Brickell Flatiron Floor Plans | Tower, Penthouse & Upper Penthouse Complete Guide

Brickell Flatiron — Floor Plans

At 1000 Brickell Plaza in Miami's financial district, Brickell Flatiron rises 64 stories and 736 feet — the tallest building in Florida upon its completion in 2019 and still among the tallest residential towers in the southeastern United States. Developed by CMC Group — the Italian-born developer Ugo Colombo, whose other work covered in this MPE series includes the Four Seasons Private Residences Coconut GroveMore Info and the forthcoming Residences at 1428 BrickellMore Info — in partnership with Ugo Colombo and Capital Group, designed by Revuelta Architecture International with interiors by Italian designer Massimo Iosa Ghini of Studio Iosa Ghini (Bologna and New York), and common area art by Julian Schnabel — the New York painter and filmmaker — Brickell Flatiron delivers 523 residences across one- through four-bedroom floor plans in the standard tower collection and two- through five-bedroom penthouses at the building's upper crown levels.

The building's name — the most famous architectural form designation in New York real estate — references the triangular shape of the floor plate as it tapers at the intersection of SE 10th Street and Brickell Avenue: a plan geometry that mirrors the Manhattan Flatiron Building's triangular footprint at Fifth Avenue and Broadway, translated to a 64-story slender glass tower in Brickell. The result is a building whose curvilinear glass façade and tapered form define what is now the most recognizable silhouette on the Brickell skyline — identifiable from anywhere in the bay, from South Beach, and from the Design District.

Brickell Flatiron — Three Residential Tiers and Key Floor Plan Data

The Triangular Floor Plate — Why the Flatiron Form Shapes Every Floor Plan

The triangular floor plate at Brickell Flatiron — the architectural feature from which the building takes its name — has direct and specific consequences for every floor plan in the building:

The building tapers toward its south end at the intersection of Brickell Avenue and SE 10th Street, producing a floor plate that is widest at its north face (where the largest residences are positioned) and sharpest at its south point (where the floor plate's vertex creates the building's most distinctive view angle). The curvilinear glass façade follows this triangular logic — not as a rigid geometric triangle but as a softened, curved interpretation of the form that flows rather than angles. The result is floor plans whose exterior walls are not flat planes but gentle curves that produce view angles impossible in a rectangular building.

Specifically: residences positioned at the building's curved south-vertex face capture panoramic arcs of Biscayne Bay, Downtown Miami, Brickell, and Key Biscayne simultaneously — a view sweep that typically requires a corner unit in a rectangular tower but is available on a much higher proportion of Brickell Flatiron's floor plates due to the curved triangular geometry. The official documentation confirms that the building delivers bay and city views from virtually every residence — a statement that the floor plate geometry makes architecturally credible rather than merely aspirational.

Tower Residences — Floors ~6 to ~55 | 737 to 2,025 Square Feet

The standard tower collection spans the building's residential floors in one-, two-, and three-bedroom configurations plus den, from 737 to 2,025 interior square feet. Confirmed floor plan data from official documentation:

1 Bedroom + Den / 2 Bath:

• Interior: 1,102 SF | Terrace: 163 SF | Total: 1,265 SF
• Interior: 1,110 SF | Terrace: 171 SF | Total: 1,281 SF
• Living/dining areas approximately 13 to 17 feet across the primary dimension

2 Bedroom / 2.5 Bath:

• Interior: 1,397 SF | Terrace: 468 SF | Total: 1,865 SF — the building's most terrace-generous two-bedroom, with a terrace that is 33 percent of the interior square footage

2 Bedroom + Den / 2.5 Bath:

• Interior: 1,275 SF | Terrace: 258 SF | Total: 1,533 SF
• Interior: 1,446 SF | Terrace: 510 SF | Total: 1,956 SF
• Interior: 1,446 SF | Terrace: 462 SF | Total: 1,908 SF

3 Bedroom / 2.5 Bath:

• Interior: 1,397 SF | Terrace included | Confirmed living/dining: 20'0" x 35'2" — one of the largest single living/dining room dimensions confirmed in any standard tower floor plan in this MPE series at this square footage

3 Bedroom + Den / 3.5 Bath:

• Interior: 2,203 SF | Terrace: 335 SF | Total: 2,538 SF — the building's largest standard tower configuration

Every tower residence is delivered furniture-ready with pre-selected premium Italian flooring options and complimentary paint selections — meaning move-in-ready condition without additional build-out for buyers who accept the standard package. This delivery standard, coupled with the Italian Snaidero kitchen and the 9-foot ceiling specification, makes Brickell Flatiron's tower residences among the most immediately livable standard-collection floor plans in the Brickell resale market.

Every tower residence includes:

• 9-foot ceilings with floor-to-ceiling glass windows and sliding glass doors
• Italian-made Snaidero custom kitchen cabinetry — fully accessorized with stainless steel backsplash and stone countertops
• Premium stainless steel appliances
• Italian cabinetry with marble or granite countertops in all bathrooms
• Private terraces with bay or city views
• Brickell Flatiron Link (BFL) — the building's proprietary integrated amenities platform enabling interactive communication with building services, amenity booking, and visitor management via tablet, PC, or smartphone
• Fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) technology — gigabit-capable internet access to each unit
• Structured media panel pre-wired for HD cable television, telephone, and computer network
• HDTV and cable television outlets in kitchen, living areas, and all sleeping areas
• Private WiFi throughout

The Snaidero Kitchen — Italy's Design Standard in Every Residence

Snaidero — the Italian kitchen manufacturer founded in 1946 in Majano, Italy, and among the most respected mid-to-high-end kitchen design houses in Europe and the Americas — was specified as the kitchen system throughout Brickell Flatiron by designer Massimo Iosa Ghini, whose design studio is based in the same northern Italian cultural context from which Snaidero draws its design vocabulary. The custom-designed, fully accessorized Snaidero kitchen cabinetry at Brickell Flatiron — with stainless steel backsplash and stone countertops — represents the same Italian kitchen design philosophy that Ugo Colombo has applied across his residential portfolio: Italian craftsmanship as the kitchen specification standard, not an upgrade option.

For buyers comparing Brickell Flatiron's kitchen specification to comparable tower-collection buildings in the neighborhood — Brickell HeightsMore Info (GE Monogram), SLS Lux BrickellMore Info (standard suite), and Icon BrickellMore Info (Yoo by Starck spec) — the Snaidero specification is the building's most consistently cited kitchen quality differentiator in the current resale market.

Penthouse Residences — 1,350 to ~4,000 Square Feet | 10-Foot Ceilings

The penthouse collection at Brickell Flatiron occupies the upper floors of the building below the crown — two- through four-bedroom configurations from 1,350 to approximately 4,000 interior square feet with 10-foot ceiling heights — one foot above the standard tower collection — and expanded terrace proportions that deliver the building's most dramatic bay and skyline views outside the upper penthouse tier.

All penthouse residences carry the full CMC Group/Iosa Ghini/Snaidero specification at the expanded penthouse scale, with Italian marble bathroom finishes, premium appliances, and the complete BFL technology platform.

Upper Penthouses — Up to 6,487 Square Feet | 11 and 22-Foot Ceilings

The upper penthouses at Brickell Flatiron are the building's most significant floor plans — four- and five-bedroom configurations extending to 6,487 interior square feet with 11-foot ceiling heights in the primary rooms and soaring 22-foot double-height ceilings in the great rooms. The 22-foot great room height — confirmed across multiple official sources — is the building's most dramatic interior spatial specification and places the upper penthouse great rooms among the tallest standard living spaces documented in the Brickell luxury condoMore Info market.

At the upper penthouse level, the triangular floor plate's vertex geometry produces the building's most expansive view arc — a panorama that at 700+ feet above Brickell encompasses the Atlantic Ocean, Biscayne Bay, Key Biscayne, South Beach, Downtown Miami, and the full arc of the Miami skyline simultaneously. The 6,487 SF five-bedroom configuration is the exact same square footage as the most significant penthouse at Jade Residences Brickell BayMore Info — the predecessor Brickell tower by Fortune International Group — delivered 15 years earlier at a fraction of the current Brickell Flatiron price. The comparison between the two buildings' crown floor plans is a 15-year study in Brickell's luxury residential price appreciation.

The 64th Floor Rooftop Pool — 360 Degrees at 700 Feet

The rooftop pool on the 64th floor — the building's topmost occupied level — is the single amenity most consistently cited in buyer conversations about Brickell Flatiron as the feature that makes the building's lifestyle proposition unlike any other in Brickell. At 700+ feet above the financial district, the rooftop pool delivers:

• A 360-degree unobstructed panorama of Biscayne Bay, Downtown Miami, South Beach, Key Biscayne, and the Atlantic Ocean
• Sunrise views east toward the open Atlantic from the pool's surface level
• Sunset views west across the Miami skyline from the same position

No other pool in any Brickell residential building is positioned at this elevation — and no other pool in the Miami market below Paramount Miami WorldcenterMore Info's rooftop and SLS Lux's rooftop offers a comparable combination of height and 360-degree panoramic scope. The rooftop pool at Brickell Flatiron at floor 64 is, by elevation, the highest residential pool in the Brickell financial district.

The Julian Schnabel Art Program

Julian Schnabel — the New York painter and filmmaker whose works are held in the permanent collections of the Tate Modern in London, the Museo Reina Sofía in Madrid, and major museums worldwide, and whose films include Before Night Falls and The Diving Bell and the Butterfly — was commissioned to create the public space art throughout Brickell Flatiron's common areas and lobby. Schnabel's work at Brickell Flatiron establishes a cultural register for the building's common areas that connects Ugo Colombo's Italian material standards to the New York contemporary art world in a building designed with the Flatiron Building's Manhattan legacy as its explicit architectural reference.

Like the Fernando Botero sculpture at SLS Lux BrickellMore Info, the Dale Chihuly installations at RegaliaMore Info, and the Jeff Koons sculptures at Oceana Bal HarbourMore Info, the Schnabel art program at Brickell Flatiron is permanently installed and co-owned by all residents as part of the building's common property.

Sexy Fish — The Ground-Floor Restaurant

The ground floor of Brickell Flatiron is anchored by Sexy Fish — the Richard Caring-owned restaurant brand whose London flagship is ranked among the most commercially successful high-end restaurants in Europe, known for its theatrical design by Martin Brudnizki and its Japanese-inspired luxury seafood and cocktail program. Sexy Fish at Brickell Flatiron was the brand's first United States location — a first-in-the-Americas restaurant launch of a globally acclaimed London restaurant brand, in the lobby of a CMC Group tower, at the same address as Julian Schnabel's commissioned art. The combination of culinary, art, and architectural pedigree at the ground level of Brickell Flatiron produces an arrival experience — from the Sexy Fish entrance and design to the Schnabel-programmed lobby to the Snaidero kitchen waiting upstairs — that has no direct equivalent in the Brickell residential market.

The Full Amenity Program

• 64th-floor rooftop pool — 360-degree panoramic views at 700+ feet; the highest residential pool in Brickell
• 18th-floor lap pool — a secondary pool level for daily fitness swimming without the altitude and crowd dynamics of the rooftop
• Sky Wellness Pavilion — rooftop spa and fitness center with Pilates, yoga, and aerobics studio; private steam and sauna facilities in both men's and women's locker rooms
• Children's playroom and children's pool
• Private movie theater
• Wine room and cellar
• Social lounge
• Brickell Flatiron Link (BFL) — proprietary integrated amenities platform: interactive communication with all building services via tablet, PC, or smartphone; visitor management; amenity booking
• Fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) gigabit internet access — building-wide
• 24-hour concierge and doorman
• Valet parking
• Sexy Fish restaurant — ground floor (Richard Caring; first US location; Japanese-inspired luxury seafood)

Building Specifications

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