Atlantis on Brickell

The Atlantis Condominium is a striking 20-story luxury residential tower in Miami, built between 1980 and 1982 to designs by Hervin Romney and Arquitectonica. The building on Brickell Avenue stands out for its glass facade, a bold color scheme, and a five-story palm court carved out of the structure itself. This courtyard holds a red spiral staircase, a palm tree, and a hot tub. With 96 units, the tower is considered an iconic landmark of the Miami skyline and was added to the list of Florida's one hundred most important architectural sites in 2012. The building also became well known for its use as a film location in productions such as Miami Vice and Scarface.