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Parc Lofts is a new industrial loft building located in downtown Miami - Park west.

In New York, San Francisco, New Orleans and dozens of other cities around the world, lofts have become widely popular residences, acting as the catalyst for the revival of decaying urban areas, and creating high-energy cultural and artistic communities. By converting existing spaces into large dwellings in the hearts of urban centers, developers offered dramatic residences with "wide-open," unique spaces an inviting contrast to smaller more pervasive, high-priced "plain vanilla" or "matchbox" apartment units.

Henry Harper-McClausland and Gustavo Hernandez, co-founders of The Intrepid Real Estate Company are bringing this authentic vintage loft concept to Miami with Parc Lofts - a 72-loft unit development in the newly revitalized downtown Performing Arts Center (PARC) District. The design was inspired by vintage European converted Loft buildings, the tropical landscape of Miami and by the original circa 1955 industrial warehouse formerly on the Parc Lofts site. The developer and architect, renowned Miami-based firm, Bermello Ajamil & Partners, have created a design that recreates and adapts the concept for Miami without losing it’s distinctive vintage flavor.

Parc Lofts is a pioneering urban renewal and redevelopment project. The lofts range in size from 700 to 5,436 square feet, with ceiling heights of 15-20 feet. The top two levels of Parc Lofts boast 20 foot ceiling heights with secondary bathrooms at the mezzanine level. There are 8 lofts currently configured to be between 2,700 – 5,450 square feet but many loft units on every floor, ranging in size from 1,200 to 1,900 square feet can be purchased and united creating larger spaces.

The Parc lofts offer wide, open spaces with unmatched volume and few traditional condominium features such as bedroom separations, dry wall partitions and modern condo finishes. Rather, the residences are raw blank canvases ready for their ‘loft dweller’ to personalize. All residences have traditional loft characteristics, including exposed ducts and structural elements such as large visible columns in some units, open floor plans and optional wood flooring. Unit amenities include mezzanine bedrooms and terraces in the 20-foot ceiling lofts, bathrooms, and stainless steel kitchen appliances.

Residents of Parc Lofts will enjoy a grand oasis consisting of a lush tropical garden, zen aquatic elements and a large swimming pool. The building will have a fully equipped gym, as well as a high-tech security system. The building will feature covered, secure parking.

Parc Lofts is located in the heart of the up and coming Performing Arts District, near the Miami Design District and downtown Miami. Three minutes away are Interstate 95 and the MacArthur Causeway, which goes directly to Miami Beach’s popular South Beach (SOBE) District. Parc Lofts is less than four blocks from the $370 million Performing Arts Center, now under construction, that will be the home of the Florida Grand Opera Florida Philharmonic and other South Florida musical and performing arts groups. Another block away is the planned Miami Art Museum, now being designed. Just north of Parc Lofts is Miami’s Ice Palace Studios, owned by Big Time Productions.

Parc Lofts is destined to play an important role in the revitalization of Miami’s performing arts community, bringing the distinctly appealing authentic loft lifestyle to South Florida urban living landscape."

Although lofts might be found in obsolete buildings that might seem less than ideal for a modern living space, precisely the opposite is true."
— “Lofts: Living & Working Spaces” by Francisco Cerver