Novak Djokovic and Aman Group have announced ATMA, a new wellness-focused luxury brand, with its first project planned for Brickell: a 1,049-foot waterfront tower combining a hotel, residences and extensive health and recreation facilities. Developers OKO Group and Oak Row Equities forecast completion in 2031; pricing and floor plans have not yet been released.
Key takeaways
- ATMA Miami is planned for Brickell Bay Drive, beside Biscayne Bay and the waterfront Baywalk.
- Plans call for a hotel, branded residences and a 120,000-square-foot wellness center.
- Djokovic is set to guide programming focused on longevity, nutrition, racquet sports and wellbeing.
- Developers expect completion in 2031; sale prices have not been announced.
The project brings together Aman’s hospitality brand and Djokovic’s public profile in performance and recovery. Its scale and emphasis on wellness position it as a high-profile addition to Brickell’s growing luxury development scene.
A new brand centered on wellbeing
ATMA is described as Aman Group’s third brand, following Aman and Janu. The group plans to develop the concept in urban and destination settings, with Miami as its first address. Djokovic, who joined Aman as a global wellness partner in 2024, is expected to lead the new brand’s work on longevity, nutrition, racquet sports and wellness.
The concept draws on a broad view of health that links exercise with recovery, nutrition and mental wellbeing. Rather than treating wellness as a single amenity, the project’s plans make it a central part of the building’s identity.
Extensive sports and recovery facilities
The proposed 120,000-square-foot spa and wellness center is expected to include indoor tennis and padel courts overlooking the bay, training studios, mobility and conditioning spaces, medical wellness services and recovery facilities. Indoor courts would allow residents and guests to play regardless of heat or rain.
The tower is also expected to include restaurants, bars and social spaces, alongside wellness programming. An invitation-only ATMA Club is planned to offer members preferred access to the wellness center, marina and dining venues. Residence owners are expected to receive priority nomination for membership.
Residences and waterfront location
The plans include branded homes ranging from one-bedroom residences to larger layouts, as well as six-bedroom penthouses. SHoP Architects is designing the tower, while Studio Paolo Ferrari is responsible for interiors. The design is expected to feature curved balconies, floor-to-ceiling windows and lighting intended to support residents’ circadian rhythms.
Owners are also expected to have a separate amenity offering, including a pool, fitness and yoga studios, thermal spa facilities, and lounge and coworking areas. The Brickell Bay Drive site connects to the Baywalk, with a private marina planned next door.
Timeline and open questions
OKO Group and Oak Row Equities expect to complete the development in 2031. Prices, floor plans and the deposit schedule have not been published, so buyers will need to wait for further project details before assessing costs and purchase terms.
At 1,049 feet, the tower would rank among Miami’s tallest planned buildings. Its eventual impact will depend not only on its height, but also on how the extensive wellness program and hotel-residence mix take shape as the project moves toward construction and delivery.