Biohacking has been seen in different developments that have been born in Miami, which have state-of-the-art wellness amenities.
In Miami, the biohacking trend has reached the amenities of luxury residential buildings, designed to optimize the physical and mental well-being of residents, without the need to leave home. Biohacking involves the use of methods from biology, genetics, neuroscience, and nutrition to improve physical and mental performance, overall health, and vitality.
The biohacking trend has been seen in different developments that have been born in Miami, which have state-of-the-art wellness amenities, for example:
– JEM Private Residences in Downtown Miami which, developed by Naftali Group, is comprised of 259 condominium residences, and will seek to offer residents the opportunity to live “in a contemporary luxury paradise.”
– The Residences at 142 Brickell is the first residential high-rise tower partially powered by the sun. On 70 floors it houses 195 residences.
– E11EVEN Hotel & Residences Miami is a two-tower development by E11EVEN Partners and PMG that offers a resort-style experience and entertainment. It is considered “the first of its kind in the southeastern United States.”
– The Ritz-Carlton Residences in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, is a development of Catalfumo Companies. It is comprised of three seven-story buildings encompassing an exclusive collection of 106 residences, surrounded by 820 feet of frontage to the Intracoastal Waterway.
– Shoma Bay is a 24-story luxury oasis urban project by Shoma Group, home to 333 condominiums and is intended to fill a significant luxury living gap in North Bay Village.
– Gale Miami Hotel & Residences provides a unique hybrid hospitality and residence experience that was born in response to the growing need for hotel and short-term rental products in downtown Miami.
– Aileron Residences is a 15-story tower located in the city of Dania Beach. The building combines first-class amenities and oceanfront living. “It fosters a space where luxury is lived and not just owned,” the developers explain.
