Blue Condo
blue condo wears its name on its glass. The curved blue-glass tower at 601 NE 36th Street, completed in 2005 by Hyperion Development with architecture by Arquitectonica, holds 330 residences across 35 stories in northern Edgewater.
Two decades on, the building's distinctive facade still turns heads on the bayfront. Resales offer curved-glass views at established prices, and rentals keep the building's occupancy strong.
Arquitectonica's Curved Glass Statement
Developer Hyperion Development commissioned Arquitectonica for the tower's signature curved blue glass, a facade treatment that was bold in 2005 and remains distinctive today. The curve is not just aesthetic:...
Blue Condo
blue condo wears its name on its glass. The curved blue-glass tower at 601 NE 36th Street, completed in 2005 by Hyperion Development with architecture by Arquitectonica, holds 330 residences across 35 stories in northern Edgewater.
Two decades on, the building's distinctive facade still turns heads on the bayfront. Resales offer curved-glass views at established prices, and rentals keep the building's occupancy strong.
Arquitectonica's Curved Glass Statement
Developer Hyperion Development commissioned Arquitectonica for the tower's signature curved blue glass, a facade treatment that was bold in 2005 and remains distinctive today. The curve is not just aesthetic: it shapes the view corridors from inside the residences.
Neighbor Charter Club on the same street offers a more traditional bayfront format, and the contrast is instructive. Blue is the design statement; Charter Club is the classic. Buyers self-select quickly.
NE 36th Street's Bayfront
The northern Edgewater location keeps the building in the neighborhood's quieter half, with the bayfront as the eastern edge and quick access to the Design District and Upper East Side. It is residential Miami with the water always present.
For investors, the building's recognizable identity helps rentals: tenants remember the blue tower. For owner-occupants, the established association and proven construction are the practical reassurances.
Key Facts
- Address: 601 NE 36th Street, Miami, FL 33137
- Neighborhood: Edgewater, Miami
- Developer: Hyperion Development
- Architect: Arquitectonica
- Stories: 35
- Units: 330
- Completed: 2005
- Design note: Curved blue-glass facade
Blue Condo Frequently Asked Questions
❯ Why is it called Blue Condo?
The tower's curved blue-glass facade, designed by Arquitectonica, gives the building its name and its distinctive bayfront presence.
❯ How many units are in Blue Condo?
330 residences across 35 stories.
❯ Who developed the building?
Hyperion Development, with architecture by Arquitectonica, completed in 2005.
❯ Where is Blue Condo located?
601 NE 36th Street in northern Edgewater, on the bayfront.
❯ Are units for sale or rent?
Both. Resales serve buyers who want the building's distinctive design at established prices, and rentals keep occupancy strong.
❯ How does it compare to Charter Club?
They share NE 36th Street but differ in character: Blue is the curved-glass design statement from 2005, while Charter Club is a classic 1970s bayfront building.
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