WOMA

WHERETHE CITY,THE COMMUNITY,AND CREATIONCOME TOGETHER.

SEE LEGAL DISCLOSURE IN FOOTER. ARTIST’S CONCEPTUAL RENDERINGS. DEVELOPED BY WOMA WYNWOOD LLC. IN COLLABORATION WITH URIBE SCHWARZKOPF

WOMA

Cities are not made of concrete and glass.They are made of relationships:Between a building and its street.Between a developer and a neighborhood.Between the people who design,and the people who live.

a patchwork
of expressions

“WOMA is a creative patchwork of Wynwood Norte’s identity, drawing inspiration from textiles, art, and color that characterize this area. It is neighborhood-oriented not just visually but also functionally, prioritizing human scale and pedestrian connectivity, while integrating abundant greenery, neighborhood retail, amenities, and a diverse residential mix—setting a new standard for urban development in Wynwood Norte.”
JACOB VAN RIJS, FOUNDING PARTNER OF MVRDV
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WOMA — the building's woven, diced façade

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

location

NW 5TH AVE
& NW 32nd ST,
WYNWOOD
NORTE, MIAMI
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WOMA — site location in Wynwood Norte, Miami
  • WOMA · NW 5th Ave & NW 32nd St
  • THE FUTURE BRIGHTLINE STATION
  • FASHION DISTRICT
  • GRAFFITI AREA
  • WYNWOOD WALLS
  • MANA WYNWOOD
  • OASIS WYNWOOD
  • DESIGN DISTRICT
Wynwood

Located where Wynwood, Edgewater, and the Design District meet, WOMA sits at the crossroads of Miami's cultural, creative, and culinary energy, drawing from all three while keeping an address of its own. Fifteen minutes from Miami International Airport and wired into the rest of the city by I-95 and I-195, it balances reach with identity: central, connected, and unmistakably Wynwood.

It's nearby

  • WYNWOOD WALLS
  • MANA WYNWOOD
  • OASIS WYNWOOD
  • MIAMI DESIGN DISTRICT
  • MIDTOWN MIAMI
  • THE FUTURE BRIGHTLINE STATION
  • BAKEHOUSE ART COMPLEX

At WOMA, homes are built to fit a range of lives, from efficient micro-units to spacious three-bedroom residences, each available to buy or to rent. Artists will find something rarer still: duplex ateliers designed for living and working under one roof.

Everything turns around a mezzanine plaza that serves as the building's social heart, a place where residents meet and the neighborhood drifts in. Around it sit offices for those who work close to home, and private storage to call your own.

A young creative resident — live, enjoy, create at WOMA
LIVE
ENJOY
CREA
TE

Live fully.Create freely.

The entrepreneur. The family. The creator. WOMA was designed for all of them — from micro-units to spacious three-bedroom residences, with duplex ateliers made for living and working under one roof and focused offices for those who keep work close. Every space is shaped around the life you choose, in the heart of Wynwood Norte.

WOMA — the textile-inspired façade seen from the street.
WOMA — The residences. Residences and artist ateliers, built around a central plaza.

01 / 05 · The building

Residences and artist ateliers, built around a central plaza.

Neighborhood focused spaces

On the mezzanine level, an open plaza framed by shops and ateliers gives the building a center — a place to gather that’s built for long-term cultural and economic vitality.

At street level, the shops open onto the sidewalk, so WOMA meets the neighborhood. It’s where living, working, and culture in Wynwood Norte run into each other.

a place to liveand create

ResidencesResidences

01

The living space

Every residence comes move-in ready — full kitchens, baths and appliances.

02

The micro studio

Living, cooking and sleeping woven into one bright room, with a balcony beyond.

03

The junior suite

More room to spread out — the bed set back from the table, and a wall of light.

04

The bathrooms

Calm, spa-like baths, finished down to the last detail.

05

The courtyard

Balconies open onto a garden set at the building’s core.

06

The micro-offices

A limited collection of work spaces, one elevator ride from home.

07

Street retail

Three frontages stitch WOMA into the fabric of the neighborhood.

Floor Plans

Explore the building,floor by floorfloor

Each floor of WOMA weaves living, working, and gathering into one plan. Choose a floor to open its full plan, then dive into every unit.

2nd Floor — full plan

2nd Floor — full plan
Palm tree
Portrait looking up
Saxophone
Vintage microphone

Amenities that give you room to live, work, unwind and play…all under one roof.

WOMA — Semi-Olympic Rooftop Pool. Rooftop laps ringed by garden lounges, the skyline beyond.
01 / 12Semi-Olympic Rooftop PoolRooftop laps ringed by garden lounges, the skyline beyond.
WOMA — Outdoor Terrace & Garden Lounges. A rooftop garden lounge, open to the sky.
02 / 12Outdoor Terrace & Garden LoungesA rooftop garden lounge, open to the sky.
WOMA — Fitness Studio. Strength and cardio, with Wynwood humming below.
03 / 12Fitness StudioStrength and cardio, with Wynwood humming below.
WOMA — Wellness Terrace. A sundeck for yoga, with sauna and steam beyond.
04 / 12Wellness TerraceA sundeck for yoga, with sauna and steam beyond.
WOMA — Sauna & Steam Room. A warm cloud, tiled in midnight blue.
05 / 12Sauna & Steam RoomA warm cloud, tiled in midnight blue.
WOMA — Pickleball Court. An outdoor court for friendly rivalries.
06 / 12Pickleball CourtAn outdoor court for friendly rivalries.
WOMA — Terrace Pet Park. A garden for the four-legged neighbors.
07 / 12Terrace Pet ParkA garden for the four-legged neighbors.
WOMA — Movie Theatre. Velvet rows and a glowing screen.
08 / 12Movie TheatreVelvet rows and a glowing screen.
WOMA — Game Room. For game nights and slow afternoons.
09 / 12Game RoomFor game nights and slow afternoons.
WOMA — Kids’ Play Room. Imagination, scaled down to size.
10 / 12Kids’ Play RoomImagination, scaled down to size.
WOMA — Business Center. Meeting rooms for the days home needs a second desk.
11 / 12Business CenterMeeting rooms for the days home needs a second desk.
WOMA — Mezzanine Plaza. The building’s open-air heart, framed by shops and ateliers.
12 / 12Mezzanine PlazaThe building’s open-air heart, framed by shops and ateliers.
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Experience

Global thinking

Local execution

WOMA Wynwood LLC was formed by the founders of Uribe Schwarzkopf, an Ecuadorian real estate company with more than 50 years of experience in design-driven development.

Behind WOMA is a collaboration that combines global thinking with local execution. MVRDV leads the architectural design while Miami based Kobi Karp Architecture and Interior Design grounds the project to the local context.

This story also starts with Rosita Hurtado, a Bolivian fashion designer with a lifelong presence in Miami, whose dialogue with textiles turns a personal history into a permanent part of Wynwood Norte.

WOMA Wynwood is developed solely by WOMA WYNWOOD LLC, a Florida limited liability company.

MVRDVUribe SchwarzkopfKobi Karp — Architecture, Interior Design, Planning

About

Uribe Schwarzkopf
50+
Years
140+
Projects
2.5M
m² developed

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 BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group), Safdie Architects, Kengo Kuma & Associates, Ateliers Jean Nouvel, MAD Architects, MVRDV, Arquitectonica, YOO inspired by Starck, Wanders&YOO, 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.

Qapital — Quito

Qapital

Quito

© Kengo Kuma & Associates

Qondesa — Quito

Qondesa

Quito

© MAD Architects

The Hills — Guayaquil

The Hills

Guayaquil

© MVRDV

Epiq — Quito

Epiq

Quito

© BIG

Iqon — Quito

Iqon

Quito

© BIG

About

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 results are exemplary, outspoken projects that enable cities and landscapes to develop towards a better future. The work of MVRDV is exhibited and published worldwide and has received numerous international awards. The products of MVRDV’s unique approach to design vary, ranging from buildings of all types and sizes, to urban plans and visions, numerous publications, installations and exhibitions. The firm has a reputation for designing innovative, unexpected and joyful mixed-use buildings.

Valley — Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Valley

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

© Ossip van Duivenbode

Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen — Rotterdam, The Netherlands

Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen

Rotterdam, The Netherlands

© Ossip van Duivenbode

Nieuw Bergen — Eindhoven, The Netherlands

Nieuw Bergen

Eindhoven, The Netherlands

© Ossip van Duivenbode

About

Kobi Karp — Architecture, Interior Design, Planning
3
Decades
AIA
Member
Miami
Based

For over three 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, innovation, enhancing the way people live, work and connect.

Miami River — Miami

Miami River

Miami

Wynwood Park — Wynwood

Wynwood Park

Wynwood

About

Rosita Hurtado
Bolivia
Roots
Miami
Home
WOMA
Inspiration

Rosita Hurtado is a Bolivian fashion designer, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and community leader with a distinguished international career, recognized for integrating creativity, sophistication and social commitment into each of her projects. After consolidating her brand in the United States and participating for decades in the fashion industry, she expanded her vision towards initiatives where design transcends the runways to become a tool capable of transforming spaces, connecting communities, generating new experiences and uplifting lives. Her connection with Miami, her sensitivity to art and her relentless pursuit of projects with their own identity inspired the conception of WOMA as a place where architecture dialogues with fashion, culture and creativity.

The atelier — Rosita Hurtado

The atelier

Rosita Hurtado

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