The architecture
A waterfront residence designed as a reflection machine
Monad Terrace is a rare low-rise Miami Beach condominium where architecture, landscape and water were conceived as one continuous experience.
Ateliers Jean Nouvel designed the 59-residence property for JDS Development Group. Two wings frame a central lagoon and open toward Biscayne Bay, while sawtooth glass facades, planted screens and reflective surfaces shape privacy, daylight and long western views. Completed in 2020, the building offers a quieter architectural alternative to Miami Beach's conventional oceanfront towers.
- Address
- 1300 Monad Terrace
- Location
- Miami Beach
- Residences
- 59
- Setting
- Biscayne Bay
- Architect
- Ateliers Jean Nouvel
- Completed
- 2020
Current availability
Monad Terrace Condos for Sale
Current active resale inventory is shown below. With only 59 residences, the strongest bay-facing homes may appear infrequently or trade through private broker networks. Request a confidential search.
Listing information is supplied by the MLS and participating brokers. Availability, pricing and property details are subject to change.
Why buyers choose it
What distinguishes Monad Terrace
Monad Terrace is a rare low-rise Miami Beach condominium where architecture, landscape and water were conceived as one continuous experience.
Indoor-outdoor living
Large sliding glass walls open living spaces directly to deep private terraces.
Bay orientation
Sawtooth facades frame water and skyline views from multiple angles.
Private arrival
Select residences include private elevator entry and carefully controlled circulation.
Natural screening
Climbing gardens and reflective screens soften privacy between the two wings.
Advisor perspective
What to evaluate before making an offer
Monad Terrace rewards close comparison at the unit level. Exposure, terrace configuration, privacy and the relationship to the opposite wing can make two similar floor plans feel materially different.
Wing and exposure
Compare how each line faces Biscayne Bay, the lagoon and the opposite wing at different times of day.
Terrace usability
Review depth, shade, wind and the way the nesting doors connect the principal rooms to outdoor space.
Financial diligence
Examine current association budgets, reserves, insurance, assessments and the operating cost of the landscaped waterfront environment.
Light and landscape
A building that changes with the water, sun and planted screens
Nouvel's concept uses a sawtooth facade to angle residences toward the bay and redirect light through the property. Reflective honeycomb screens and climbing gardens filter views between homes while giving the two wings a layered, changing appearance.
The central lagoon is more than an amenity. It draws water and landscape into the arrival sequence, creating a calm interior world between the street and bay. That continuity is what gives Monad Terrace its identity and makes the building especially compelling to design-focused buyers.
Inside the residences
Large openings, deep terraces and carefully framed bay views
Homes range from two-bedroom residences to larger four-bedroom layouts and penthouses. Nesting glass doors connect interiors to broad terraces, while line, wing and floor determine the width of water views and level of privacy.
Amenities and service
Low-density waterfront living with a distinctly architectural character
Monad Terrace is a private condominium rather than a hotel residence. Its value proposition centers on design, privacy and a bayfront amenity program shared by a relatively small number of owners.
Pool and lagoon
A 116-foot bayfront pool, hot tub, central lagoon and landscaped sun decks.
Wellness
Fitness and wellness facilities, water-sports storage and resident paddleboards.
Resident spaces
A private lounge, tropical gardens and outdoor seating overlooking the bay.
Service
24-hour lobby attendance, concierge, valet, controlled access and dock access.
The neighborhood
Miami Beach
Monad Terrace is located at 1300 Monad Terrace in Miami Beach.
The address is part of the ownership decision: compare daily access, privacy, nearby dining and services, waterfront or park connections, and the long-term effect of surrounding development alongside the residence itself.
Questions buyers ask
Monad Terrace FAQ
Who designed Monad Terrace?
Ateliers Jean Nouvel designed the architecture, interiors and landscape for JDS Development Group, with Kobi Karp serving as executive architect.
How many residences are at Monad Terrace?
Monad Terrace contains 59 waterfront residences arranged in two low-rise wings around a central lagoon and tropical garden.
When was Monad Terrace completed?
The condominium was completed in 2020.
What makes the architecture distinctive?
Its sawtooth glass facades, reflective honeycomb screens, climbing gardens and central lagoon redirect light, frame bay views and provide privacy.
What should buyers compare between residences?
Compare wing, line, floor, bay exposure, terrace depth, privacy, interior condition, monthly carrying costs and any current assessment.
Private advisory
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