FORT LAUDERDALE | 521 East Las Olas Boulevard | 540 FT | 45 FLOORS

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https://floridayimby.com/2023/10/rel...auderdale.html

Related Group and Pininfarina have unveiled new renderings for their new residential project named Andare Residences by Pininfarina. This marks a significant development in Fort Lauderdale’s real estate landscape, as it’s the first condominium project to grace Las Olas Boulevard in nearly two decades. Offering unobstructed ocean views and seamless access to the city’s urban core, this 45-story tower will soar to over 540 feet.

The project is a testament to the collaboration between Related Group, a prominent developer, Pininfarina, the legendary Italian design house renowned for its iconic contributions to the automotive world, and Cohen Freedman Encinosa & Associates Architects, the project’s architect of record. With a portfolio filled with beloved designs, Pininfarina’s foray into Broward County is eagerly anticipated. These new renderings from ArX Creative offer a glimpse into the architectural and design marvel that Andare Residences by Pininfarina is set to become. The sleek and elegant aesthetic of the building reflects Pininfarina’s signature style, and its towering presence will undoubtedly redefine the Fort Lauderdale skyline.............click article for more


Can someone resize these for me???

[StevenW]

Beautiful!!! It will look great in the skyline!!!

[UrbanImpact]

Originally Posted by StevenW

Beautiful!!! It will look great in the skyline!!!

Balconies done right for once!

Fun Fact: that is one of the few below ground (this case river) tunnels in Florida to the right of the 2nd render above...opened 1960.

[Dale]

If it’s Related it’s probably getting done.

[Altoic]

Originally Posted by UrbanImpact

Can someone resize these for me???

Also, this tower had a past design:



Personally I liked the past garage but the current is also fine.

[chris08876]

The New Andare Residences by Pininfarina Bring Italian Glamor to South Florida

The legendary Italian design house Pininfarina is perhaps best known for its affiliation with Ferrari. The car design firm and coachbuilder, founded in May 1930, worked with Ferrari from the 1950s through the 21st century and is now well-known for its projects beyond car design, including architectural and engineering pursuits.

Pininfarina’s latest endeavor, Andare Residences by Pininfarina, will delight both car and architecture enthusiasts. The 45-story tower on Las Olas Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, was developed by Related Group and will soon launch sales for its 163 bespoke residences. Not only is it the first luxury condo developed on Las Olas Boulevard in 20 years, but it also marks Pininfarina’s first project in Broward County.

Pininfarina worked closely with CFE Architects to craft the 540-foot tower, which has a distinctive wave-like appearance with wraparound balconies that mimic the flow of water. You enter the building through a striking double-height lobby, which is encased in floor-to-ceiling windows. There are large walls for the museum-quality art and biophilic elements—a theme throughout the building’s common areas and amenity spaces.

Andare Residences are located two miles from the beach, so residents have access to the cosmopolitan lifestyle of Fort Lauderdale with close proximity to outdoor pursuits.

“Andare’s location at the foot of the Fort Lauderdale Riverwalk expansion enables it to forge a seamless connection between Tunnel Top Park and the pedestrian walkway that encircles the building,” says Nick Pérez, president of Related’s Condominium Division. “The very essence of ‘Las Olas’, translated as ‘the waves’, served as a muse for the property. This inspiration is elegantly embodied in the fluid lines of the building’s rounded balconies, which mimic the gentle rocking of waves and pay homage to the maritime heritage deeply rooted in the neighborhood.”

“Pininfarina’s design elements in living spaces align with its ethos by emphasizing timeless aesthetics, high-quality materials, and innovative furnishings,” Samuele Sordi, chief architect at Pininfarina, tells Robb Report. “We prioritize ergonomics and well-being to create comfortable and functional living environments that enhance residents’ quality of life. We provide a luxurious and holistic living experience reminiscent of high-end hospitality and offer residents a one-of-a-kind elevated lifestyle. The integration of technology, spatial harmony, customization, incorporation of art, and environmental considerations further reflect the essence of Pininfarina’s design philosophy.”

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[UrbanImpact]

Would you be considered “Bridge & Tunnel” (Manhattan slur for the other boroughs) if you live above a tunnel?