About Kubik:

Prepare to discover new approach to urban living; prepare to enter a world in which the environment, the city, and your home blend seamlessly to create a truly unique living experience. Kubik at Palm Grove is the first residential development of its kind in Miami, and is the best answer to the questions posed by a Boulevard on the verge of rebirth. Located on Biscayne Boulevard between 55th and 58th Streets, the concept of the building stems from the very needs of its neighborhood. Kubik will rise 15 stories over Biscayne, acting as a buffer between the heavy traffic of the Boulevard and the residential communities surrounding it. It will generate a much needed dialogue between urban and suburban ingredients of this special area by promoting pedestrian activity in a location that is becoming one of Miami's most sought out neighborhoods.

Kubik's two towers will house 293 residences and two levels of street-front commercial space which will be destined to restaurants, cafes and boutiques. All of the units boast bi-level floor plans, and floor to ceiling windows that will reveal breathtaking views of the city and bay. Eight town houses will grace the project's street level on 58th Street and NE 4th Ct., and perched on the roof of the building will be twelve air houses where residents will enjoy their own house in the sky. Typical unit sizes range from 800 sq. feet to 1600 sq. feet within in towers, to 1800 and 200sq. feet in the air houses. The idea of LOTS (living over the studio) has also been integrated into the project's scheme, giving residents the option of living above their office or studio. Amenities include swimming pool, steam baths, gym, herb garden and Green Roofs: a roof top oasis with Jacuzzis and stunning landscaping.

Kubik is an intelligent building that shapes itself around its residents with minimal environmental impact. The building's construction materials will have a high degree of recycled content, and common areas will be powered with solar energy. The project's Green Roofs will be a sanctuary for residents, and will lower energy consumption by cooling the buildings naturally. By addressing the needs of its residents, the surrounding community, and the environment, Kubik is going to become a landmark in Miami's Upper East Side.