Miami Architecture Firm

About

Ongoing Architectural Inspiration

Swedroe Architecture was founded in Miami Beach in 1974 as Robert M. Swedroe Architects & Planners. While our name has changed, we continue to elevate client developments with a commitment to innovative design, modern aesthetics and sustainable infrastructure.

Specializing in multi-residential architecture since its inception, our architecture firm consistently designs highly efficient, cost-effective buildings with practical innovations; with the firm gaining international recognition as the leader in its specialty. Many of the firms’ buildings yield 90 to 95% efficiency, resulting in long-lasting client relationships that span nearly 50 years.

The firm revolutionized multi-residential design in the 1980’s by introducing the first “private entry elevator” concept. The unique concept offered privacy simulating that of a single family home amongst other advantages for both the developer and the end user.

Swedroe’s innovative architecture achievements in Miami, and around the United States, have secured long-lasting development partnerships with clients such as Soffers of Turnberry Associates, The Trump Group, LeFrak, WCI Communities, Inc., and Coscan.

As a top Miami Architecture Firm, Swedroe Architecture continues to be on the leading edge of luxury multi-family residential design with projects both large and small around the country. To date the firm has completed approximately 200 projects that have included a total of 3,700 occupied buildings, primarily high-rise towers, of which the majority incorporate this concept – To this day, Swedroe Architecture is known as the expert in residential space planning and this excellent mode of vertical living.

History

Swedroe Architecture, formerly Robert M. Swedroe Architects & Planners, was founded in Miami Beach in 1974 with a commitment to designing innovative buildings of uncompromising quality.

Soon after, founder Robert Swedroe began to focus on specializing in multi-family residential design. On the forefront of innovation, the award-winning firm introduced Florida’s first known major direct entry elevator building – Bal Harbour Tower – in 1988. The concept provided developers building efficiencies of 90-96% net saleable to gross area.

Bal Harbour Tower set another revolutionary precedent in condominium design as all of the residential units were designed as what came to be known as “through-view” or “sunrise–sunset” units, providing views in multiple directions. Both innovative design concepts can be seen in just about every luxury residential building developed today.

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