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Aston Martin Tower, Miami.

The lifestyle that these brands embody surpasses their products and services. Buying an Aston Martin is not just about purchasing a vehicle with technological advances made with the finest materials, it represents a lifestyle that sets its owners apart.

Offering the opportunity to belong to this world of extraordinary pleasures is what the Argentine company G & G Developments sets out to deliver with the construction of this imposing building in South Florida.

Developed by the automotive design team, in conjunction with the multi-award-winning architecture studios Revuelta Architecture International (Miami, Florida), and Bodas-Miani-Anger (Argentina), the units will be built using noble materials, such as polished woods, leather with hand-stitched seams, custom metal pieces, and marble.

Aston Martin Tower, 300 Biscayne Blvd Way, Miami.

The exterior lines of this 66-story mega-tower, which takes the shape of a sailboat, are also related to the designs of the latest Aston Martin models and, once completed, will undoubtedly become a new landmark on the city’s waterfront.

The land where the tower will stand was acquired by the Coto family. Of Argentine origin, they are the owners of the development company in charge of the project. Alongside a group of investors, they paid an impressive $125 million—in cash—for the land, which consists of only 1.25 acres.

Aston Martin Tower by G & G Developments. At the high ceilings, it’s has an infinity pool on the 55th floor, a heliport, multiple independent lobbies, panoramic views of the ocean and city of Miami.

Among the main features of the residential project, especially worth mentioning are the high ceilings, an infinity pool on the 55th floor, a heliport, multiple independent lobbies, panoramic views of the ocean and city and, of course, the spectacular units that range from 700 to 19,000 square feet.

Construction began in mid-2017, and the building is expected to be finished by 2021, with the promise of no delays as developers will use their own funds to ensure the completion of the project in a timely manner.

With this building, Aston Martin and G & G Developments offer a fascinating new option for international buyers looking for luxury, style and cutting-edge design in the booming and increasingly exclusive city of Miami.  ■