The Building
Millecento Building Information
Millecento is a 42-story condominium tower at 1100 South Miami Avenue, in the heart of Miami's Brickell district beside Mary Brickell Village. It was developed by The Related Group and completed in 2015, designed by internationally acclaimed architect Carlos Ott, with interiors and common areas by the Italian design house Pininfarina — its first residential project in the United States.
Its 382 residences run from studio to three-bedroom homes — roughly 774 to 1,300 square feet — with floor-to-ceiling glass, private balconies, European-style kitchens with Italian cabinetry, and city and skyline views. Efficient, design-forward layouts in one of Brickell's most walkable towers.
Residents enjoy two resort-style pools — a sunrise pool on the amenity deck and a rooftop sunset pool with skyline views — plus a fitness center, spa and sauna, a Pininfarina-designed residents' lounge, a children's playroom, a business center, assigned covered parking and 24-hour concierge and valet — steps from Brickell City Centre and the Metromover.
Building Facts
- Address
- 1100 South Miami Avenue, Miami, FL 33130
- Developer
- The Related Group
- Architect
- Carlos Ott
- Interiors
- Pininfarina
- Floors
- 42
- Total Residences
- 382
- Residence Types
- Studio–3 bedrooms (774–1,300 sf)
- Completed
- 2015
- Setting
- Brickell, Miami — beside Mary Brickell Village
The Architecture — Carlos Ott
Millecento was designed by Carlos Ott, the Uruguayan-Canadian architect best known for the Opéra Bastille in Paris. For Brickell he drew a slender, sculptural 42-story tower with a rippled, articulated façade that reads very differently from the flat glass boxes around it — the balconies step and fold across the elevation so the building catches light and shadow through the day. It was one of the projects that helped set the design bar for the wave of towers that reshaped Brickell in the 2010s.
Interiors by Pininfarina
What sets Millecento apart from every other tower on the block is Pininfarina — the legendary Italian design house behind decades of Ferrari, Maserati and Alfa Romeo bodywork. Millecento was Pininfarina's first residential project in the United States, and the firm shaped the arrival sequence, lobby and amenity spaces along with the residence interior packages: European cabinetry, imported stone and a restrained, automotive sense of line and proportion. It is design pedigree you normally pay far more for, in a building at an approachable Brickell price.
Developed by The Related Group
Millecento was developed by The Related Group, the Miami-based firm led by Jorge Pérez that has built more of the modern Miami skyline than any other developer. Related delivered Millecento in 2015 as part of its design-forward "art of living" series, pairing name architects and designers with well-located, attainably-priced towers. That track record matters to buyers and lenders: it is a professionally built, professionally managed building with a deep resale and rental history rather than an untested one.
Amenities Across the Tower
Millecento is built around two pools — a sunrise pool on the amenity deck and a rooftop sunset pool wrapped in skyline views — a combination almost no other building in the neighborhood offers. Residents also have a fitness center with a spa and sauna, a Pininfarina-designed residents' lounge, a children's playroom, a business center, assigned covered parking and 24-hour concierge and valet. The full amenities guide covers each space in detail.
The Location — the Center of Brickell
At 1100 South Miami Avenue, Millecento sits directly beside Mary Brickell Village and a short walk from Brickell City Centre, the Brickell Metrorail and Metromover stations, and the offices of the financial district. It is one of the most walkable addresses in Miami — hundreds of restaurants, cafés and shops within a few blocks — with Downtown, Coconut Grove and Key Biscayne all minutes away. That everyday walkability is a large part of why the building leases and resells so reliably.
Building FAQs
Who designed Millecento?+
The tower was designed by architect Carlos Ott, with interiors and common areas by the Italian design house Pininfarina — its first residential project in the United States. It was developed by The Related Group and completed in 2015.
How many units and floors does Millecento have?+
Millecento rises 42 stories with 382 residences, ranging from studios to three-bedroom homes of roughly 774 to 1,300 square feet.
Is Millecento a good building for investors?+
Yes. Its walkable location beside Mary Brickell Village, professional management by The Related Group, and strong tenant demand make it one of Brickell's more liquid buildings. Leasing is permitted subject to association approval.
What makes Millecento different from other Brickell towers?+
Two distinctions: Pininfarina-designed interiors and common spaces, and two pools — a sunrise pool on the amenity deck and a rooftop sunset pool — a combination almost no neighboring building offers.
Is Millecento on the water?+
No — Millecento is an inland Brickell tower at 1100 South Miami Avenue, beside Mary Brickell Village. Higher floors capture wide city and skyline views, with Biscayne Bay visible beyond the skyline on some exposures.