Where the city, the community, and creation come together.

About Uribe Schwarzkopf

Uribe Schwarzkopf is an Ecuadorian real estate company with more than 50 years of experience, recognized for its design-driven developments and contribution to urban transformation. From Quito to Guayaquil, the firm has redefined the skyline alongside the world’s most celebrated architects, including Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), Safdie Architects, Kengo Kuma & Associates, Ateliers Jean Nouvel, MAD Architects, MVRDV, Arquitectonica, YOO inspired by Starck, Carlos Zapata Studio, and Lorenz Krisai. In doing so, it proved that a city in the Andes could become a global architectural destination in its own right.

“Our motivation is to innovate and create projects with soul that contribute to the future of cities. We want to create new communities and neighborhoods, to humanize each project by improving our clients’ quality of life, with buildings that become benchmarks for architecture, design, and sustainability, in Ecuador and from Ecuador to the world.”

Joseph Schwarzkopf · CEO, Uribe Schwarzkopf

Why Miami. Why now.

For half a century, one conviction has guided every project: that great design belongs everywhere, and that a building can change the way a city sees itself. Having brought the world’s finest architecture to Ecuador, the firm now carries that belief outward. Miami is not a departure from that story. It is its natural next chapter. Like Quito, Miami is a city in motion: creative, restless, shaped by generations of makers and migrants, and fluent in the same Latin-American spirit. And Wynwood is its most honest expression, a neighborhood built by artists, entrepreneurs, and dreamers, where to create is to belong. The kind of place where Uribe Schwarzkopf’s philosophy comes to life.

Uribe Schwarzkopf has been recognized in international media for bringing world-renowned architects to Ecuador and transforming Quito’s skyline into a landmark destination in its own right.

Bloomberg · The Economist · The New York Times · CNN Style · Vogue · Casa Vogue · Condé Nast · Travel + Leisure · Mansion Global · AD Architectural Digest · Condé Nast Traveller · The Architect’s Newspaper · Architectural Record · Corriere della Sera · Arquitectura Viva · Fast Company · Monocle · Wallpaper · Hypebeast · Archilovers · Frame · Azure · Departures · Dezeen · Designboom

MVRDV

5 offices · 800+ projects · 65 countries

MVRDV was founded in 1993 by Winy Maas, Jacob van Rijs and Nathalie de Vries. Based in Rotterdam, Shanghai, Paris, Berlin, and New York, MVRDV has a global scope, providing solutions to contemporary architectural and urban issues in all regions of the world. Their highly collaborative, research-based design method involves clients, stakeholders, and experts from a wide range of fields from early on in the creative process.

The work of MVRDV is exhibited and published worldwide and has received numerous international awards. The firm has a reputation for designing innovative, unexpected, and joyful mixed-use buildings.

KOBI KARP

Miami · 3 decades of design

For over 3 decades, Kobi Karp Architecture & Interior Design (KKAID) has redefined the global design landscape with adaptive, forward-thinking, and distinctly personal solutions across a diverse range of projects. From hospitality and high-rise residential to retail, cultural, and mixed-use developments, KKAID has delivered award-winning and globally recognized work spanning the Caribbean, the Americas, the Black Sea, the Gulf, and the Middle East.

Founded by renowned architect Kobi Karp, a distinguished member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID), the firm continues to shape dynamic, human-centered environments with timeless elegance and innovation, enhancing the way people live, work and connect.

Location

Wynwood Norte is an evolving neighborhood, rooted in one of the world’s most restless cities, Miami. Shaped by generations of makers, migrants, artists, and entrepreneurs, it holds the creative energy of its people. A place of genuine opportunity for those who think forward, agents of creativity and revitalization.

WOMA enters this context as an additional layer that brings new dynamics while respecting the essence of this place.

Located along NW 5th Avenue, within the contexts of the Wynwood Arts District, the site itself is irreplaceable. Its unique corner-block condition with three active frontages creates pedestrian life, retail activation and creative connection.

WOMA weaves an ecosystem into the heart of Wynwood where creativity rises through quotidian encounters: between neighbors and visitors, culture and technology, creators and residents, artists and entrepreneurs. Generating lasting value for a diverse community and its future.

WOMA is not simply a building in the neighborhood. It is part of the defining moment of what living, making and belonging in Wynwood Norte will mean next.

Amenities

WOMA is a way of understanding the city and how it is inhabited. A place where architecture comes alive, production is made visible, and creativity is shared. The amenities are designed not just for comfort, but for quality of life and community-building.

Exclusive amenities enhance the residential experience: a wellness terrace complemented by a sauna, steam room, fitness area, and an outdoor pickleball court create a holistic environment for relaxation, activity, and well-being.

A rooftop communal terrace, beautifully designed, offers panoramic views and shared social spaces, with a semi-olympic pool surrounded by lush landscaping and garden lounges for relaxation.

Those who prefer to work from home benefit from a contemporary business center with meeting rooms, complemented by a cinema, a kids’ room, and a game room. Additionally, a pet park on the terrace makes this a truly pet-friendly living environment.

Grounded in a purpose of community-building, an open plaza at the mezzanine level is framed by shops that serve as a vibrant social and cultural hub. At street level — along 32nd Street, 5th Avenue, and 33rd Street — retail activates the urban edge, sustaining a continuous dialogue between the building and its neighborhood.

All residences are delivered featuring complete kitchens, bathrooms, and appliances. A limited collection of duplex ateliers designed for artists and creators integrates residential living with studio and exhibition areas, directly engaging the open plaza at the mezzanine level.

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