Waldorf Astoria Hotel & Residences Miami Floor Plans | Nine Cubes, Studio to 4 BR & Sky Collection Guide

At 300 Biscayne Boulevard in Downtown Miami, the Waldorf Astoria Hotel & Residences Miami is under active construction at 60 floors as of February 2026 and will rise to 100 stories and 1,049 feet upon completion — making it Miami's tallest tower, Florida's tallest building, and Miami's first supertall skyscraper by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat's definition. Developed by Property Markets Group (PMG) and Greybrook Realty Partners — PMG also developed Echo Brickell, covered in this series — designed by Sieger Suarez Architects with the conceptual design originated by Carlos Ott and all residential interiors by BAMO — the San Francisco and New York-based design firm whose hospitality portfolio spans some of the most acclaimed Four Seasons and Waldorf Astoria properties globally — the building is the first introduction of the Waldorf Astoria brand to the Miami market.

The building is organized as nine stacked glass cubes — each cube rotated at its own angle relative to the cubes above and below, creating the building's signature cantilevering, shifting silhouette that is already reshaping the Downtown Miami skyline at 60 floors. The nine cubes divide into two operational zones:

Cubes 1–3 (Floors 1–39): The Waldorf Astoria Hotel — 205 hotel suites plus the lobby, spa, pool, restaurant, and amenity programming accessible to both hotel guests and residential owners.

Cubes 4–9 (Floors 40–100): Exclusively residential — 360 private condominium residences across six cubes with progressively fewer units per floor and increasingly expansive view panoramas as the building rises toward its 1,049-foot crown.

The Major Food Group — the New York hospitality company behind Carbone, The Grill, and multiple James Beard Award-winning concepts — operates the ground-floor signature restaurant, establishing a culinary identity for the building that is consistent with its global hospitality brand ambitions.

Waldorf Astoria Miami — Nine Cubes, Floor Plan Evolution by Altitude

The most important floor plan context at the Waldorf Astoria Miami: the floor plan experience changes fundamentally from cube to cube as the building rises. This is not simply a matter of higher floors having better views — the shift in cube from 4 to 5 to 6 to 7 to 8 to 9 represents meaningful changes in units per floor, ceiling heights, finish specifications, view quality, and pricing tier. Understanding which cube a specific floor plan occupies is the essential first step in any Waldorf Astoria Miami buyer evaluation.

The Full Residential Floor Plan Range

Confirmed across multiple official sources:

Jr. Suite Studios (Cube 4–5 area, from ~516 SF): The building's entry configurations — fully furnished, BAMO-designed studios from approximately 516 square feet. At this scale at floors 40–50+ in a 1,049-foot tower, the studio is positioned purely as an investment tier, with the Waldorf Astoria hotel management program available and the full brand infrastructure surrounding it.

1 Bedroom (from ~718 SF): One-bedroom floor plans beginning at approximately 718 SF in the building's lower residential cubes. Fully furnished, 10-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling glass, BAMO custom Italian cabinetry, Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances.

2 Bedroom (~1,200 – 2,000 SF): Two-bedroom configurations across multiple cubes, with the specific square footage and ceiling height depending on which cube the unit occupies. Cube 4–7 units have 10-foot ceilings; Cube 8 steps up to 12-foot ceilings with upgraded finishes at the same bedroom count.

3 Bedroom (~1,800 – 3,828 SF): The building's most varied standard tier, spanning a confirmed range from approximately 1,800 to 3,828 SF depending on cube position and orientation. The upper end of the three-bedroom range — approaching 3,828 SF — is available in the Sky Collection cube 8 area.

4 Bedroom (~2,400 – 3,575 SF standard; up to 12,300 SF at crown): The building's premium standard configurations, with the Sky Collection 01 and 02 lines delivering 4 BR / 4.5 BA / media room / den at 3,542 to 3,575 SF — the most detailed and specific floor plan data confirmed for the building.

Cubes 4–7 — Standard Residential Collection (Floors 40–79)

The four lower residential cubes — 4, 5, 6, and 7 — house the majority of the 360 private residences in standard one- through four-bedroom configurations. Key specifications confirmed for this zone:

• 10-foot ceiling heights throughout
• Floor-to-ceiling glass across all principal rooms
• BAMO custom Italian cabinetry in kitchens and bathrooms
• Sub-Zero and Wolf appliance suite
• Dornbracht and Duravit bathroom fixtures
• Savant smart home automation system
• Built-out closets in all residences
• In-unit washer and dryer
• Flooring selections included per BAMO specifications
• Valet parking included with each residence
• Fully furnished delivery per BAMO design

The cube-by-cube rotation means that the view orientation of a given floor plan at floor 42 (Cube 4) may be meaningfully different from an identical floor plan footprint at floor 65 (Cube 6) — as each cube shifts its angular position, the primary view corridor of each floor plate adjusts relative to the surrounding Downtown Miami geography. The confirmed views include Biscayne Bay, the Port of Miami, Brickell Avenue, Downtown Miami, Key Biscayne, and South Beach — but which views are primary and which are secondary for any specific unit depend on which cube and which line position within that cube.

Cube 8 — The Sky Collection (Floors 80–89) | 12-Foot Ceilings, 4 Units Per Floor

Cube 8 — the building's most precisely documented residential zone — is designated the Sky Collection and represents the building's premium standard residential tier below the penthouse crown:

• 12-foot ceiling heights — stepped up from the standard 10-foot in Cubes 4–7
• 4 residences per floor — the lowest unit-per-floor density in the building's standard collection
• Upgraded finish specification matching the penthouse tier — the Sky Collection delivers the building's highest residential specification below the crown
• Floors 80 through 89 — at this altitude in a 1,049-foot building, the view panoramas are among the widest of any building in Florida, with unobstructed visibility in all directions

The four confirmed Sky Collection floor plans per floor:

01 Line (Northeast Corner) — 4 BR / 4.5 BA / Media Room / Den — 3,575 SF + 253 SF Terrace The Sky Collection's most significant floor plan — northeast corner, 4 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, a media room, and a den at 3,575 interior square feet with 253 square feet of terrace. The master bedroom faces east with Biscayne Bay and Miami Beach views. Pricing ranges between $8.5 million and $9.5 million.

02 Line (Southeast Corner) — 4 BR / 4.5 BA / Media Room / Den — 3,542 SF + 253 SF Terrace The Sky Collection's mirror plan — southeast corner at 3,542 SF, same bedroom and bathroom count as the 01 Line but with a completely different layout and the living room facing southeast. Pricing also between $8.5 million and $9.5 million.

03 Line (Southwest Corner) — 3 BR / 3.5 BA / Den — 2,408 SF The Sky Collection's western corner three-bedroom plan at 2,408 SF — wrapping the southwest corner with city and Biscayne Bay views from the western face. Pricing ranges between $4.6 million and $5.2 million.

04 Line (Northwest Corner): The fourth Sky Collection floor plan — a western-facing corner configuration mirroring the 03 Line position on the northwest corner.

The Sky Collection's two east-facing four-bedroom plans — 01 and 02 Lines — are specifically identified as the building's best floor plans by analyst commentary, citing their corner positions, superior east-facing views, 12-foot ceilings, and the 80th-89th floor altitude that no other completed or under-construction building in Miami can replicate at comparable bedroom counts.

Cube 9 — The Penthouse Collection (Floors 90–100)

The Penthouse Collection at the Waldorf Astoria Miami crowns the building at floors 90 through 100 — the uppermost 10 floors of Miami's tallest tower. Confirmed data:

• Interior sizes confirmed at up to 12,300 square feet for the most expansive crown configurations
• The building's most extraordinary floor plans — full-floor and near-full-floor residences at 1,000+ feet above Downtown Miami
• The same 12-foot ceiling standard as the Sky Collection, with potential for additional ceiling height escalation at the crown level depending on specific penthouse design
• A confirmed notable buyer: a well-known public figure acquired a penthouse at approximately $4,000 per square foot — one of the highest per-square-foot transactions in Miami residential history at the time of contract

The Penthouse Collection at floors 90–100 of a 100-story, 1,049-foot tower represents a residential floor plan category that has no precedent in Miami or South Florida history — the highest private residential floor plates ever constructed in the southeastern United States, at an altitude where the Miami Beach coastline, the Florida Keys, Biscayne Bay, and the Everglades are simultaneously visible on a clear day.

The Nine Stacked Cube Design — The Building That Changed Miami's Skyline

The nine stacked and rotated glass cubes are the building's architectural signature — and the design decision that most directly affects every floor plan's view quality and spatial experience. The design originated with Carlos Ott — the architect who designed Echo Brickell, Jade Beach, Jade Ocean, Jade Residences Brickell Bay, and Turnberry Ocean Club Residences, all covered in this MPE series — and was developed with Sieger Suarez Architects for structural execution.

The cube rotation serves a specific floor plan purpose: by shifting the angle of each cube relative to the cubes below and above, the building ensures that every residential level captures a distinct slice of the panoramic view sphere. No floor in the building has precisely the same primary view orientation as the floor immediately above or below it — the rotation creates a continuously evolving view experience as the building rises, with each cube delivering its own dominant view direction before shifting again for the next.

The construction progress — 60 floors as of February 2026 with curtain wall installation advancing through the third and fourth cubes — confirms the building is on track for its anticipated delivery timeline.

The BAMO Interior Standard — All Residences Fully Furnished

BAMO — the San Francisco and New York-based interior design firm whose hospitality portfolio includes Four Seasons, Waldorf Astoria, and Rosewood properties globally — designed all residential interiors at the Waldorf Astoria Miami. Every residence is delivered fully furnished and finished per BAMO specifications:

• Custom Italian cabinetry in kitchens and all bathrooms — curated by BAMO
• Sub-Zero and Wolf appliance suite integrated within the BAMO kitchen design
• Dornbracht and Duravit bathroom fixtures — the same premium German fixture brands that appear at Jade Signature and One Thousand Museum in this MPE series
• Savant smart home automation — integrated audio, video, lighting, and temperature control via a single app interface
• BAMO-curated flooring selections — included with each residence
• Fully built-out closets curated by BAMO in every bedroom
• Contemporary lighting package including recessed lighting, dimmers, and lighting control throughout
• Concierge Closet — a package delivery system built into the building's infrastructure for secure front-door deliveries
• In-unit washer and dryer built in throughout

The fully furnished delivery at the Waldorf Astoria Miami follows the same turnkey ownership model as the other fully furnished buildings in this series — Arts Surfside, Casa Bella Residences, and the Mansions at Acqualina — eliminating the post-closing furnishing period for buyers who want immediate occupancy or rental activation upon closing.

The Waldorf Astoria Hotel — Shared Amenities for All Residents

The Waldorf Astoria Hotel in Cubes 1–3 provides all 360 condo residents with access to the hotel's full Five-Star amenity and service infrastructure:

• Peacock Alley — the Waldorf Astoria's signature lobby lounge concept, present at every Waldorf Astoria property globally since the original New York hotel. For Miami residents, the Peacock Alley lounge is a daily-access social and business environment operated at the brand's global standard
• Signature restaurant by Major Food Group — Carbone's parent company, operating the ground-floor dining concept
• Pool with outdoor café and poolside cabana service
• Private bar and wine tasting room
• Entertainment room within the hotel's programming
• Spa with full treatment menu
• State-of-the-art fitness center
• Kids Club
• Valet parking — included with all residences as a standard ownership benefit
• 24-hour concierge and butler services

Building Specifications

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The Waldorf Astoria Miami is under active construction at 60 floors with delivery anticipated 2027–2028. The building is significantly sold — Sky Collection and penthouse inventory is the primary remaining active selling tier. Contact us to review current availability by cube, floor plan line, and floor level — and to request floor plan PDFs for specific residences.

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