WOMA: a building woven like fabric for Wynwood Norte
· Now selling; construction expected to start in spring 2027
A colorful facade inspired by woven textiles, 163 homes from micro-studios to three bedrooms, offices, shops and an open plaza: WOMA is coming to Wynwood Norte, the up-and-coming neighborhood between Wynwood and the Design District. It is designed by the Dutch firm MVRDV with Miami’s Kobi Karp.
The project
163 homes at village scale, by a great name in architecture
WOMA is only six stories tall, yet it holds 163 homes, more than the 143 planned at Fouquet’s 25-story tower in the Design District. Instead of one tall tower, it spreads out as a group of blocks around an open plaza, so it feels more like a village than a high-rise.
WOMA is a mixed-use condominium planned in Wynwood Norte, on the site of a former coffee roasting company next to the Bakehouse Art Complex. Its name blends Wynwood, Midtown and Art.
The design is by MVRDV, the Rotterdam firm behind the mirrored Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen art depot and the Markthal food hall, working with Kobi Karp Architecture & Interior Design in Miami. Instead of one tower, the building is a stack of smaller blocks, each wrapped in a pattern that looks woven, in blue, green, orange, red and silver: a nod to the area’s garment and fashion history and its street art.
- Address
- NW 5th Avenue & NW 32nd Street, Wynwood Norte. Sales center: 2887 NW 5th Avenue
- Homes
- 163 residences: micro-studios, studios, junior suites, one- to three-bedroom homes, a penthouse and four duplex live-work “ateliers” facing the plaza
- Prices
- Very promising pricing for this location and design quality; official prices to be confirmed soon. Ask Cathy Mai.
- Also inside
- 16 offices and 13 retail spaces, with shops on three streets: NW 32nd Street, NW 5th Avenue and NW 33rd Street
- Amenities
- Semi-Olympic rooftop pool, pickleball court, fitness studio, wellness terrace with sauna and steam room, movie theater, business center, game room, kids’ playroom and a terrace pet park
- Art
- The main staircase will be covered in a Bisazza mosaic of “Mani,” one of Fornasetti’s best-known designs, according to the developer
- Developer
- WOMA Wynwood LLC, formed by the founders of Uribe Schwarzkopf, an Ecuadorian developer that has worked with BIG, Jean Nouvel and Moshe Safdie in Ecuador. This is its first U.S. project.
- Design
- MVRDV (Rotterdam) with Kobi Karp Architecture & Interior Design (Miami)
- Approvals
- Subject to city permits and approvals, as the developer’s brochure states.
- Status
- Sales launched in September 2026, with a sales center at 2887 NW 5th Avenue. The developer expects construction to start in spring 2027 and finish in late 2029.
Homes for different stages of life
The developer’s pitch is that the artist, the entrepreneur, the young family and the first-time buyer can all live in the same building. Homes are delivered finished, with kitchens, bathrooms and appliances, and the developer says they can be bought to live in or to rent long term. The four ateliers join a home to a studio and display space opening onto the raised plaza, which is meant for exhibitions, fashion shows and community events.
The project was inspired by Bolivian fashion designer and philanthropist Rosita Hurtado, according to the developer.
Why it matters · Our view
Wynwood Norte sits between Wynwood and the Design District, two of Miami’s most popular neighborhoods, and it is one of the city’s up-and-coming areas, close to the Fashion District, Mana Wynwood and a planned commuter rail station. WOMA brings an internationally known architecture firm to a neighborhood-scale building, with homes, offices and shops around a public plaza. With homes starting from micro-studios, it is an accessible way to own a new home in one of Miami’s most creative districts.
Still to be confirmed
Final construction schedule, building permits and current prices. Plans, renderings and amenities may change; the developer’s official documents are the reference for buyers.
Sources
- WOMA Wynwood brochure and fact sheet, WOMA Wynwood LLC (homes, offices, retail, amenities, renderings)
- The Real Deal, September 1, 2026 (sales launch, construction and completion timing)
- ArchDaily, September 2, 2026 (design, facade colors, plaza, site)
- Florida YIMBY, September 4, 2026 (developer’s first U.S. project, ateliers, penthouse)
Want to know more?
Ask Cathy Mai Phung, Miami real estate & innovation advisor and founder of Miami Reimagined.