Uribe Schwarzkopf to Construct WOMA Building in Wynwood Norte
The new Miami mixed-use residential project will feature 163 units and artist-focused live-work spaces.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Construction
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Developer Uribe Schwarzkopf plans to construct WOMA, a new mixed-use residential building located in Miami's Wynwood Norte neighborhood. The project will house 163 units ranging from micro-apartments to three-bedroom residences.
Why it matters
The development aims to bolster the local Miami economy while preserving the identity of the Wynwood Norte neighborhood through architecture and design. Uribe Schwarzkopf intends for the project to prioritize cultural integration by including dedicated live-work spaces for local artists.
The WOMA project comprises 163 residential units, offering a mix of micro-units and three-bedroom apartments. The development also includes street-level commercial space and designated live-work units for artists.
The players
Uribe Schwarzkopf
An architecture and development firm known for focusing on cultural design and high-end residential projects.
Fornasetti
An Italian design atelier responsible for creating the glass mosaics featured in the WOMA facade.
The details
The design features a facade of stacked volumes that create a woven appearance and includes a central elevated courtyard, a wellness terrace, and a rooftop semi-Olympic pool. The building also incorporates natural ventilation, extensive balcony space, and glass mosaics created by Fornasetti.
Timeline
October 29, 2026: Project details disclosed.
Market Landscape
The project follows the density and land-use patterns established by the Wynwood Norte Neighborhood Revitalization District zoning initiative. This development positions Uribe Schwarzkopf to capitalize on the growing demand for mixed-use cultural spaces in Miami's urban core.
Residents and local artists in the Wynwood Norte area can expect new housing and creative workspace availability once the project reaches completion. The planned improvements to Fifth Avenue will also create a more accessible pedestrian and cyclist corridor for neighborhood commuters.
The takeaway
This development highlights the ongoing shift toward incorporating artistic infrastructure into large-scale residential projects. Local residents and stakeholders should monitor public planning updates regarding the proposed Fifth Avenue pedestrian and cyclist enhancements.
Further reading
Learn more about local development trends at Miami Construction.
Source note: This article includes information reported by SURFACE.
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