Gallery
Gallery & Floor Plans
Every image below was published for The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — on the official project site thestandardmiamiresidences.com, on the architect's page at arquitectonica.com, or on the broker galleries reviewed in the project research (miamiresidential.com and thestandardresidencesmidtownmia.com). The images are grouped the way those source galleries present the project: the building, the residence interiors, the amenities and lifestyle, Midtown and the neighborhood, and The Standard brand around the world.
The page closes with the developer's published floor-plan sheets — every residence line from the studios of lines 15–23 to the two-bedroom lines 01 and 27, with the interior, terrace and total areas the developer publishes for each.
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The Building
The 12-storey building at the corner of NE 1st Avenue and NE 32nd Street: the terracotta-brick podium with its 10,000 sq ft of retail, the stepped glass residential floors and the rooftop amenity levels — renderings published on the official project site, on the architect's page at arquitectonica.com, and in the broker galleries reviewed in the project research.
The Architect's Elevation
The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami rendered by Arquitectonica from the corner of NE 1st Avenue and NE 32nd Street — 228 residences over 34,000 sq ft of amenities, with the rooftop lido crowning the building.
Retail Row at Night
Evening rendering of the ground-floor retail street at The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — the 10,000 sq ft of commercial space on NE 1st Avenue that brings Sushi Garage, Mannarino, Rosetta Bakery Café and Privato to the building's base.
From NE 1st Avenue
Architect's rendering of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami by Arquitectonica: the 12-storey mixed-use building from NE 1st Avenue, with the brick podium of resident-facing retail beneath the stepped residential floors.
Street Corner Rendering
Developer rendering of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami from the street corner: the terracotta podium, the DoubleHeight lobby glazing and the 12 storeys of residences above, as published by broker Josh Stein.
Balconies and Glass
Close-up rendering of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami published by Miami Residential Group: the residential floors' deep balconies and glass corners above the brick-and-steel podium of the 12-storey building.
The Standard Sign
The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami rendered against a wide Midtown sky — the building as published on the Miami Residential Group project page, with 'The Standard' sign lettering on its crown.
The Corner, Daylight
Daylight rendering of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami published on the project's Building page — the 12-storey, 228-residence building designed by Arquitectonica, seen from the corner intersection with its rooftop pool deck level on top.
The Building at Dusk
Evening rendering of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami at the corner of NE 1st Avenue and NE 32nd Street — the 12-storey building's glass residential levels set back over the brick retail podium, with the rooftop amenity terraces above.
Brick Podium, Evening
The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami rendered at dusk from NE 32nd Street: the terracotta-brick podium with its ground-floor storefronts, the glassy tower above, and planting spilling over the rooftop edges.
On NE 32nd Street
Street-level view of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami with Trader Joe's across NE 32nd Street — the neighbourhood context of the building's 10,000 sq ft of ground-floor retail on NE 1st Avenue.
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Residence Interiors
Interiors by Urban Robot Associates with the in-house Standard studio: nine-foot ceilings, wood-inspired floors, Italian kitchens with Bosch appliances and baths with brass fittings — homes delivered fully finished and unfurnished, from the 432 sq ft studios to the 963 sq ft two-bedroom line 01.
Great Room at Dusk
Evening developer rendering of a residence interior at The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — the great room and balcony configured for entertaining, published by broker Josh Stein from the developer's image set.
The Primary Bath
A bathroom in the line 01 and 08 residences of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — the primary bath with double vanity, walk-in rain shower and brass fittings as rendered for the official gallery.
Bedroom with a View
A bedroom at The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami rendered with the upholstered bed facing floor-to-ceiling glass and the bay and skyline view beyond — one of the published interiors of the 228-residence building.
Bedroom Detail
A bedroom detail at The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami: the tan upholstered bed and macramé wall hanging of the Urban Robot interior scheme, rendered for the official project gallery.
The Dining Nook
The dining space of a one- and two-bedroom residence at The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami: an eat-in kitchen corner with Italian cabinetry, stone counters and the floral art wall typical of the project's interiors.
The Italian Kitchen
A residence kitchen at The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — Italian cabinetry, stone countertops, a Bosch appliance package and the custom art-panel detail that marks the Urban Robot interior design.
A Living Room Corner
A corner of a residence living room at The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — the boucle lounge chair and sculptural wood table facing the city view, in the interiors palette of Urban Robot Associates.
Living and Dining
The living and dining area of a residence at The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami, rendered with the round oak dining table against full-height glazing and the greenery of the private terrace beyond.
Living Room, Daylight
A residence living room at The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami rendered in day light — 9-foot ceilings, wood-inspired flooring by Urban Robot and full-height glass opening to a private terrace over Midtown.
The Great Room
The great room of a Standard Residences, Midtown Miami residence: an open living and dining space with custom Urban Robot finishes, floor-to-ceiling glass and the Midtown skyline beyond.
Evening on the Terrace
An evening rendering from the official gallery of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami: a residence living room opened to its terrace, with the patio furniture and city lights beyond the sliding glass wall.
A Studio Residence
A studio residence at The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami rendered in the official interiors palette — the 432–535 sq ft homes with 9-foot ceilings, wood-inspired floors and full-height glass onto Midtown.
A One-Bedroom Suite
A one-bedroom suite interior of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami: the sleeping alcove behind the slatted wood screen, with the living and dining space opening onto the terrace view — the compact pied-à-terre plan the building is known for.
A Private Terrace
A private terrace of a line 10 residence at The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami, rendered with lounge chairs over the view down to the neighbourhood and the rooftop amenity levels of the 12-storey building.
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Amenities & Lifestyle
The 34,000 sq ft amenity program across five floors: the rooftop lido pool and the Solana restaurant, the sweat floor with infrared saunas, the social floor with its karaoke bar and the pickleball disco, the work floor, The Standard Café and the services around them.
Palms Over the Pool
The rooftop pool garden of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami rendered by Arquitectonica — palms, loungers and the lido pool on the amenity deck above the 228 residences.
The 60-Foot Pool
Developer rendering of the rooftop lido pool at The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami, with its striped cabanas and yellow umbrellas — the 60-foot pool published in the broker image set of the project.
The Rooftop Lounge
The rooftop lounge of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami rendered against the Miami skyline at dusk — part of the 34,000 sq ft of amenities spread over five floors of the building.
A Garden Terrace
A private amenity terrace at The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami rendered with tropical planting by Naturalficial, the landscape architect of the project.
The Boardroom
The boardroom of the work floor at The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — the meeting room of the co-working amenity level, rendered with the skyline behind.
The Garden Café
The garden café terrace off the lobby of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — green café chairs under the planting, part of the ground-floor amenity and retail program.
The Work Floor
The co-working floor of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami: glass-walled work rooms along the window line, part of the work amenity level with four zoom rooms and a boardroom.
Pickleball Becomes a Disco
The disco in full swing at The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — the indoor pickleball court that transforms into a mirrored dance floor, the building's most-quoted amenity.
The Sweat Floor
The fitness centre of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — the 'sweat floor' with its wood ceiling, red punching bags and skyline-facing cardio equipment, one of five amenity floors.
The Library Corner
The library corner of the social floor at The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — a reading lounge in the amenity level published on the official project gallery.
The Lobby Lounge
The lobby lounge of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami: deep-blue modular seating and woven pendant lights in the double-height arrival space.
The Double-Height Lobby
The double-height lobby of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami rendered with its signature red sofa — the 4,000 sq ft arrival level that also holds The Standard Café and the 24-hour concierge.
The Indoor Pickleball Court
The indoor pickleball court of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami under its LOVE ALL mural — the sport-court-meets-disco that headlines the building's amenity program.
Pool Deck at Midday
The rooftop pool deck of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami rendered in full sun — the geometric lido pool, cabanas and loungers of the 12th-floor amenity level, with the Midtown skyline behind.
Resident Services
Resident services at The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami: the service corridor with housekeeping bicycles — a nod to the on-demand housekeeping, grocery provisioning, dry cleaning and tailoring available to residents.
Solana, the Rooftop Restaurant
The rooftop restaurant terrace of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — Solana, operated by the Juvia Group, with its string-lit pergola and bay-view bar serving the pool deck and delivering to residences.
The Rooftop Bar
The rooftop bar of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami rendered with the bay beyond — the restaurant and bar level that crowns the building's amenity stack.
Sunset on the Deck
Sunset over the rooftop pool deck of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami: the lido pool, spa and daybed terraces rendered for the official amenities gallery.
Rooftop Garden Terrace
A rooftop garden terrace of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami: turquoise café chairs and planting by Naturalficial over the skyline view — part of the 34,000 sq ft amenity program.
The Second Garden Terrace
The second rooftop garden terrace of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami rendered for the official gallery — lounge seating among the palms of the Naturalficial landscape scheme.
The Rooftop Lido
The rooftop lido pool deck of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami at sunset — the 60-foot resort-style pool lined with striped daybeds and yellow umbrellas, the social heart of the building's 34,000 sq ft of amenities.
The Gourmet Kitchen
The dining lounge of the social floor at The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — the gourmet kitchen and long table where residents host, steps from the karaoke bar.
The Social Floor
The social floor of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami rendered with its community table and lounge — the fourth-floor amenity level that holds the karaoke bar, gourmet kitchen and private screening room.
The Lobby Bar at Night
The lobby bar of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami rendered at night — the brass-lit back bar off the lobby lounge, part of the ground-floor social spaces.
The Standard Café
The Standard Café in the lobby of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — the yellow-striped coffee bar at the base of the 4,000 sq ft double-height lobby.
Training on the Sweat Floor
Personal training on the sweat floor of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami: kettlebells and open training space in the fully equipped fitness centre of the building.
Yoga and Stretching
Yoga on the wellness floor of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — the studio for yoga and stretching that opens to the outdoor yoga terrace, with infrared saunas alongside.
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Midtown & the Neighborhood
The corner of NE 1st Avenue and NE 32nd Street between the Design District and Wynwood: Trader Joe's across the street, the murals of Wynwood to the south, the luxury blocks of the Design District to the north and the Midtown skyline around it.
The Edgewater Skyline
The Midtown–Edgewater skyline seen from the air, published on a broker page for The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — the bay-front high-rise neighbourhood just east of the building.
Midtown from Above
Aerial view over The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami and its block of NE 1st Avenue and NE 32nd Street — the neighbourhood of new Midtown towers, Wynwood walls and the Design District that surround the building.
Biscayne Boulevard at Night
Biscayne Boulevard and Midtown Miami at night — the avenue corridor a few blocks east of The Standard Residences, with Downtown Miami beyond.
Fashion in the Design District
A fashion show in the Miami Design District near The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — the district's calendar of flagship events within a short walk of the building.
The Design District
The Miami Design District at night, just north of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — the luxury shopping and art blocks around the Fly's Eye Dome.
ICA Miami
The Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami in the Design District — one of the museums within walking distance of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami.
The Neighborhood Map
The illustrated neighborhood map published for The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — the building's position between Wynwood, the Design District, Edgewater and the beaches of Miami.
Street Life in Midtown
Street life rendered around The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami: the café terraces and shops of Midtown at dusk, the walkable blocks between the building and the Design District.
Sugarcane raw bar grill
Sugarcane raw bar grill near The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — one of the neighborhood restaurants the building's ground-floor retail and Midtown blocks are known for.
Wynwood Murals
A Wynwood mural close to The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — the street art the neighborhood is known for, within walking distance of the building.
Wynwood Walls
Wynwood Walls, the open-air street-art museum a few blocks south of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — the district that gives the neighbourhood its gallery-and-mural character.
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The Standard Brand
The Standard's hotels and lido culture — Miami Beach, London, the Maldives, Hua Hin, New York — the hospitality heritage behind the brand's first standalone residential project, and the art, fashion and nightlife culture it brings to Midtown.
The Art Program
Installing an exhibition near The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — the arts culture of Midtown, Wynwood and the Design District that shapes the building's art program, which includes commissions by Gaspar Libedinsky, Patricio Escobedo, Jen Clay and Lisu Vega.
The Core Standards
A movement class in the Standard spirit — the wellness programming imagery published for The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami alongside its sweat floor and yoga terrace.
Culture in Wynwood
The culture program around The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — the art circuit of Wynwood and the Design District that the building's cultural calendar draws on.
Fashion Nights
A runway show in Miami's Design District near The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — the fashion and culture scene in the building's neighbourhood.
Music and Nightlife
Miami nightlife imagery published for The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — the music culture of Wynwood and Midtown after dark.
The Social Season
Nightlife in the Standard spirit — the social-club culture carried into the residences at The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami, from the karaoke bar to the pickleball disco.
Pool Culture
Pool life in the Standard style — the lifestyle imagery published for The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami, the brand's first standalone residential project, delivered in April 2026.
Relax, Play, Vibe
The relax-play-vibe imagery of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — the brand's pool culture brought to the rooftop lido of the 12-storey Midtown building.
The Standard, Hua Hin
The Standard, Hua Hin in Thailand — the beachside resort of the Standard portfolio that grew into the brand's first standalone residences in Midtown Miami.
The Lido Heritage
The Lido Spa sign at The Standard Miami Beach — the hospitality heritage behind The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami, the first residential building to carry The Standard brand.
The Standard, London
The Standard, London at King's Cross — one of the hotels of Standard International, the hospitality brand behind The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami.
The Standard, Maldives
The Standard, Maldives over-water resort — part of the global Standard portfolio whose service culture informs The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami.
The Standard Spa, Miami Beach
The Standard Spa, Miami Beach — the brand's original Miami hotel on Belle Isle, whose lido culture of pools and hydrotherapy inspired the rooftop lido of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami, the brand's first standalone residential project.
The Standard, High Line
The Standard, High Line in New York — the hotel that made The Standard brand, now extending into branded living with The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami.
Standard Around the World
The world map of Standard hotels and residences published for The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami — from Miami Beach to London, the Maldives and Hua Hin.
Floor Plans & Room Layouts
Floor Plans & Room Layouts
The developer's published plan sheets for The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami: every residence line from the studios of lines 15–23 to the two-bedroom lines 01 and 27, in the floor bands the developer publishes — with the interior, terrace and total areas printed on each sheet. Click any plan to open it full size.
Two-Bedroom Residences — Lines 01 · 27
The building's two-bedroom lines: 01 in three published floor bands (2–5, 6, 7–11) with interiors from 785 to 963 sq ft, and 27 with 883 sq ft plus a 179 sq ft terrace on floors 2–11.
Residence 01 — Floors 2–5
2 bed · 2 bath · floors 2 to 5
The largest published version of line 01: a two-bedroom, two-bath residence of 963 sq ft plus a 155 sq ft terrace — 1,118 sq ft in total — on the low floors of The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami. The great room opens to the terrace at the building's corner; the master wing holds a walk-in closet and a bath with double vanity.
- Bedrooms
- 2 bed
- Bathrooms
- 2 bath
- Interior
- 963 sq ft
- Terrace / Balcony
- 155 sq ft
- Total area
- 1,118 sq ft
Residence 01 — Floors 7–11
2 bed · 2 bath · floors 7 to 11
The typical high-floor version of line 01: 785 sq ft of interior with a 46 sq ft terrace — 831 sq ft in total, the figure brokers quote for the line. The same two-bedroom, two-bath plan with the great room and master bedroom set to the glass.
- Bedrooms
- 2 bed
- Bathrooms
- 2 bath
- Interior
- 785 sq ft
- Terrace / Balcony
- 46 sq ft
- Total area
- 831 sq ft
Residence 01 — Floor 6
2 bed · 2 bath · floor 6
The floor-6 version of line 01 pairs the same 785 sq ft interior with a 334 sq ft terrace — 1,119 sq ft in total — the deepest private outdoor space published for the line.
- Bedrooms
- 2 bed
- Bathrooms
- 2 bath
- Interior
- 785 sq ft
- Terrace / Balcony
- 334 sq ft
- Total area
- 1,119 sq ft
Residence 27
2 bed · 2 bath · floors 2 to 11
Line 27 runs floors 2 through 11: a two-bedroom, two-bath residence of 883 sq ft plus a 179 sq ft terrace — 1,062 sq ft in total.
- Bedrooms
- 2 bed
- Bathrooms
- 2 bath
- Interior
- 883 sq ft
- Terrace / Balcony
- 179 sq ft
- Total area
- 1,062 sq ft
One-Bedroom Residences — Lines 02–12
Fifteen published sheets across lines 02–12: one-bedroom-plus-den layouts of 786–965 sq ft on the lower floors and one-bedroom layouts of 587–598 sq ft above, with terraces from 46 to 639 sq ft.
Residences 02 · 04 · 06 · 08 · 10 — Floors 7–11
1 bed · 1 bath · floors 7 to 11
The building's main one-bedroom line on the high floors: 598 sq ft of interior plus a 91 sq ft terrace — 689 sq ft in total. The kitchen and great room face the glass; the bath and walk-in closet sit against the corridor.
- Bedrooms
- 1 bed
- Bathrooms
- 1 bath
- Interior
- 598 sq ft
- Terrace / Balcony
- 91 sq ft
- Total area
- 689 sq ft
Residences 02 · 04 · 06 · 10 — Floors 2–5
1 bed + den · 2 bath · floors 2 to 5
The den version of the even one-bedroom lines on the low floors: 786 sq ft of interior plus a 180 sq ft terrace — 966 sq ft in total. The den is the flexible room behind the sliding screen.
- Bedrooms
- 1 bed + den
- Bathrooms
- 2 bath
- Interior
- 786 sq ft
- Terrace / Balcony
- 180 sq ft
- Total area
- 966 sq ft
Residences 02 · 04 · 06 · 10 — Floor 6
1 bed · 1 bath · floor 6
On floor 6 the same even lines drop the den and gain the deep terrace: 598 sq ft of interior plus 367 sq ft outside — 965 sq ft in total.
- Bedrooms
- 1 bed
- Bathrooms
- 1 bath
- Interior
- 598 sq ft
- Terrace / Balcony
- 367 sq ft
- Total area
- 965 sq ft
Residences 02 · 04 — Floor 2
1 bed + den · 2 bath · floor 2
The floor-2 corner version of lines 02 and 04: 786 sq ft of interior with a 622 sq ft terrace — 1,408 sq ft in total, the largest outdoor space on the even one-bedroom lines.
- Bedrooms
- 1 bed + den
- Bathrooms
- 2 bath
- Interior
- 786 sq ft
- Terrace / Balcony
- 622 sq ft
- Total area
- 1,408 sq ft
Residences 03 · 05 · 07 · 09 · 11 — Floors 7–11
1 bed · 1 bath · floors 7 to 11
The odd-line mirror of the main one-bedroom: 598 sq ft of interior plus a 91 sq ft terrace — 689 sq ft in total on the high floors.
- Bedrooms
- 1 bed
- Bathrooms
- 1 bath
- Interior
- 598 sq ft
- Terrace / Balcony
- 91 sq ft
- Total area
- 689 sq ft
Residences 03 · 05 · 09 · 11 — Floors 2–5
1 bed + den · 2 bath · floors 2 to 5
The odd-line den layout on the low floors: 786 sq ft of interior plus a 180 sq ft terrace — 966 sq ft in total.
- Bedrooms
- 1 bed + den
- Bathrooms
- 2 bath
- Interior
- 786 sq ft
- Terrace / Balcony
- 180 sq ft
- Total area
- 966 sq ft
Residences 03 · 05 · 09 · 11 — Floor 6
1 bed · 1 bath · floor 6
The odd lines on floor 6: 598 sq ft of interior plus a 367 sq ft terrace — 965 sq ft in total.
- Bedrooms
- 1 bed
- Bathrooms
- 1 bath
- Interior
- 598 sq ft
- Terrace / Balcony
- 367 sq ft
- Total area
- 965 sq ft
Residence 03 — Floor 2
1 bed + den · 2 bath · floor 2
The floor-2 corner version of line 03: 786 sq ft of interior with a 639 sq ft terrace — 1,425 sq ft in total, the largest total area published in the building.
- Bedrooms
- 1 bed + den
- Bathrooms
- 2 bath
- Interior
- 786 sq ft
- Terrace / Balcony
- 639 sq ft
- Total area
- 1,425 sq ft
Residence 07 — Floor 5
1 bed + den · 2 bath · floor 5
Line 07 on floor 5 carries the den layout at its largest: 965 sq ft of interior plus a 166 sq ft terrace — 1,131 sq ft in total.
- Bedrooms
- 1 bed + den
- Bathrooms
- 2 bath
- Interior
- 965 sq ft
- Terrace / Balcony
- 166 sq ft
- Total area
- 1,131 sq ft
Residence 07 — Floor 6
1 bed · 1 bath · floor 6
Line 07 on floor 6 swaps the den for outdoor space: 598 sq ft of interior plus a 528 sq ft terrace — 1,126 sq ft in total.
- Bedrooms
- 1 bed
- Bathrooms
- 1 bath
- Interior
- 598 sq ft
- Terrace / Balcony
- 528 sq ft
- Total area
- 1,126 sq ft
Residence 08 — Floor 5
1 bed + den · 2 bath · floor 5
Line 08 on floor 5: the 965 sq ft den layout with a 166 sq ft terrace — 1,131 sq ft in total.
- Bedrooms
- 1 bed + den
- Bathrooms
- 2 bath
- Interior
- 965 sq ft
- Terrace / Balcony
- 166 sq ft
- Total area
- 1,131 sq ft
Residence 08 — Floor 6
1 bed · 1 bath · floor 6
Line 08 on floor 6: 598 sq ft of interior plus a 528 sq ft terrace — 1,126 sq ft in total.
- Bedrooms
- 1 bed
- Bathrooms
- 1 bath
- Interior
- 598 sq ft
- Terrace / Balcony
- 528 sq ft
- Total area
- 1,126 sq ft
Residence 12 — Floors 2–5
1 bed · 1 bath · floors 2 to 5
The low-floor version of line 12: 817 sq ft of interior plus a 191 sq ft terrace — 1,008 sq ft in total, the largest one-bedroom interior published in the building.
- Bedrooms
- 1 bed
- Bathrooms
- 1 bath
- Interior
- 817 sq ft
- Terrace / Balcony
- 191 sq ft
- Total area
- 1,008 sq ft
Residence 12 — Floors 7–11
1 bed · 1 bath · floors 7 to 11
The compact high-floor version of line 12: 587 sq ft of interior plus a 46 sq ft terrace — 633 sq ft in total, the smallest one-bedroom in the building.
- Bedrooms
- 1 bed
- Bathrooms
- 1 bath
- Interior
- 587 sq ft
- Terrace / Balcony
- 46 sq ft
- Total area
- 633 sq ft
Residence 12 — Floor 6
1 bed · 1 bath · floor 6
Line 12 on floor 6: 587 sq ft of interior with a 376 sq ft terrace — 963 sq ft in total.
- Bedrooms
- 1 bed
- Bathrooms
- 1 bath
- Interior
- 587 sq ft
- Terrace / Balcony
- 376 sq ft
- Total area
- 963 sq ft
Studios — Lines 13–23
Seven studio sheets from 432 to 535 sq ft on lines 13–23; lines 15, 16, 17·19·21·25, 18·20·22·24·26 and 23 are published without private terraces.
Residence 13
Studio · floors 2 to 11
Studio line 13 runs floors 2 through 11: 461 sq ft of interior plus a 62 sq ft terrace — 523 sq ft in total, with the kitchen wall and bath set against the corridor.
- Bedrooms
- Studio
- Bathrooms
- 1 bath
- Interior
- 461 sq ft
- Terrace / Balcony
- 62 sq ft
- Total area
- 523 sq ft
Residence 14
Studio · floors 2 to 11
Studio line 14: 535 sq ft of interior plus an 80 sq ft terrace — 615 sq ft in total, the largest studio published in the building.
- Bedrooms
- Studio
- Bathrooms
- 1 bath
- Interior
- 535 sq ft
- Terrace / Balcony
- 80 sq ft
- Total area
- 615 sq ft
Residence 15
Studio · floors 5 to 11
Studio line 15 on floors 5 through 11: 436 sq ft of interior, published without a private terrace.
- Bedrooms
- Studio
- Bathrooms
- 1 bath
- Interior
- 436 sq ft
Residence 16
Studio · floors 5 to 11
Studio line 16 on floors 5 through 11: 468 sq ft of interior, published without a private terrace.
- Bedrooms
- Studio
- Bathrooms
- 1 bath
- Interior
- 468 sq ft
Residences 17 · 19 · 21 · 25
Studio · floors 5 to 11
Four studio lines sharing one plate on floors 5 through 11: 479 sq ft of interior each, published without private terraces.
- Bedrooms
- Studio
- Bathrooms
- 1 bath
- Interior
- 479 sq ft
Residences 18 · 20 · 22 · 24 · 26
Studio · floors 5 to 11
The mirrored twin of the 17·19·21·25 plate — five studio lines of 479 sq ft on floors 5 through 11, without private terraces. Some broker tables list these lines as two-bedroom homes; the developer's published sheet labels them Studio, 479 sq ft.
- Bedrooms
- Studio
- Bathrooms
- 1 bath
- Interior
- 479 sq ft
Residence 23
Studio · floors 5 to 11
The most compact published plan in the building: studio line 23 on floors 5 through 11 — 432 sq ft of interior, the figure that sets the official 432–965 sq ft marketing range.
- Bedrooms
- Studio
- Bathrooms
- 1 bath
- Interior
- 432 sq ft
Source: the developer's floor-plans PDF published on thestandardmiamiresidences.com. Plans are artist's conceptual drawings and not to scale; stated dimensions are measured to the exterior boundaries of exterior walls and vary from interior-use dimensions — the areas in the condominium documents govern. The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami is owned, developed, offered and sold by RM Dev Venture, LLC, and not by Standard International Management, LLC.
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