One River Point unveils “Sky Club,” amenities, launches sales

A three-story skybridge at the 55th floor, connecting the towers, will house the private club

One River Point, a 60-story condominium along the Miami River designed by architect Rafael Viñoly, is unveiling an Adrian Zecha-curated private club with a host of amenities, as it gears up to launch sales, The Real Deal has learned.

An 85-foot waterfall, a three-story, floating glass skybridge, and the 55th floor “Sky Club” — with two restaurants, a cigar lounge, wine cellar, screening room, and more — are among the features of the twin-tower project that developer Shahab Karmely deems “ultra-luxury urban resort living.”

“This is Rome along the River Po. This is Havana in the days of grandeur. This is Shanghai. This is urban living in Miami,” he told TRD.

Karmely, founder and CEO of Kar Properties, gave a sneak peak of the development to a “select group” of about 60 brokers during a luncheon at Cipriani on Thursday, where he released for sale about 10 percent of the condo’s roughly 350 units. In mid-November, he plans to launch sales to the public — and a few months after that, open a $7 million sales center.