(05 May 2022, 12:28 +07)
SHVO, a New York-based real estate development
and investment firm, has partnered with Rosewood Hotels & Resorts
to breathe new life into the iconic Miami Beach property, The
Raleigh.
Located at 1775 Collins Avenue, the re-imagined,
three-acre retreat with 220 feet of ocean frontage in the heart of
Miami’s vibrant Art Deco district will feature three distinct
components designed by architect Peter Marino:
- A 60-room luxury hotel managed by Rosewood;
- Rosewood Residences Miami Beach, a newly
constructed 17-storey oceanfront tower featuring 44 residences;
and
- A private member’s club offering beachfront
dining and leisure.
The Raleigh Miami Beach
“As the steward of Miami’s most iconic property,
The Raleigh, I am thrilled to partner with preeminent luxury hotel
brand, Rosewood Hotels & Resorts, and world-renowned architect
Peter Marino to reimagine and secure the rich legacy of The
Raleigh, creating a new, unparalleled hospitality experience in
Miami Beach,” said Michael Shvo, Chairman and CEO of SHVO. “We are
excited to introduce the hotel as well as the residences at The
Raleigh, which offer the unique opportunity, for the first time
ever, to live on property.”
Originally constructed in the 1940s by Miami
architect Lawrence Murray Dixon, The Raleigh will be complemented
with the addition of its two neighbors, the Richmond and South
Seas Hotels which SHVO purchased in 2019 with Deutsche Finance America.
Peter Marino is helming the design and restoration of
the property in collaboration with Miami-based Kobi Karp
Architecture.
Working closely with the Miami Beach Historic
Preservation Board, meticulous
restoration plans are now underway and include one of Miami’s most iconic
swimming pools known for its curvaceous design and tropical
foliage, once designated the most beautiful pool in America by Time
Magazine.
The Raleigh’s famed gathering places, the Martini
Bar and Tiger Room, will also be restored and reborn.
“This fresh, historic restoration and renovation
of The Raleigh joins a private beach club with a Latin beat and
elegant residences of demure black, white and ivory. This mixture
is the best Miami cocktail that I can imagine,” said Peter Marino.
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