Aman Group and tennis star Novak Djokovic are introducing ATMA, a wellness-focused luxury brand whose first project is planned for Miami’s Brickell waterfront. The proposed 1,049-foot tower would combine a hotel, branded homes and extensive wellness facilities. Developers OKO Group and Oak Row Equities expect the project to be completed in 2031; pricing has not been announced.
Key takeaways
The plans put longevity and racquet sports at the center of a new Brickell development, rather than treating them as secondary amenities. The project is still in development, with completion several years away and key sales details yet to be released.
- ATMA is a new Aman Group brand developed with Novak Djokovic.
- The tower is planned for Brickell Bay Drive, beside the waterfront Baywalk.
- Plans include a 120,000-square-foot wellness center, indoor tennis and padel courts, a hotel and residences.
- OKO Group and Oak Row Equities project completion in 2031; prices have not been disclosed.
A new brand built around wellness
ATMA is intended to join Aman’s existing hospitality brands, Aman and Janu. Djokovic, who became Aman’s global wellness partner in 2024, is to guide ATMA’s programming in areas including longevity, nutrition, racquet sports and wellness. The concept positions training, recovery and mental well-being as defining features of the brand.
What the Brickell tower would include
Designed by SHoP Architects, the planned tower would rise 1,049 feet on Brickell Bay Drive, with direct access to the Baywalk and a marina next door. Studio Paolo Ferrari is overseeing interiors. The development is set to include a hotel and branded residences ranging from one-bedroom homes to larger layouts, with six-bedroom penthouses.
The project’s centerpiece is a proposed 120,000-square-foot spa and wellness center. Plans also call for indoor tennis and padel courts overlooking Biscayne Bay, training studios, a medical wellness center and recovery facilities. For residents, separate amenities are expected to include a pool, fitness and yoga studios, thermal spa facilities and a lounge with coworking space.
Hotel, residences and club access
An invitation-only ATMA Club is planned, with preferred access to wellness facilities, restaurants, social spaces and the marina. Residence owners are expected to receive priority nomination, though membership terms have not been detailed. The plans also pair wellness-oriented dining with bars, live music and event spaces, aiming to combine health-focused programming with hospitality and social life.
Timeline and unanswered questions
OKO Group and Oak Row Equities expect the development to be completed in 2031. The project’s height, brand partnership and extensive wellness offering set it apart in Brickell’s crowded luxury-condominium market, but major details remain pending. No prices, floor plans or sales schedule have been announced, and the development’s proposed features and timeline remain subject to change as it advances.