Okan Tower is the tulip of Downtown Miami, a 70-story tower whose blossom-shaped silhouette nods to the Turkish roots of its developer. Planned just west of Biscayne Boulevard, Okan Tower stacks 153 private condominiums, 236 condo-hotel units, a 294-room hotel, and 90,000 square feet of office space under a curved apex, all designed by Behar Font and Partners. With a sky pool on the 70th floor and an urban-marker presence on the skyline, it is one of the most architecturally ambitious for-sale offerings in Downtown Miami.
Okan Tower Key Facts
- Address: Downtown Miami (west of Biscayne Blvd.)
- Neighborhood: Downtown Miami
- Architect: Behar Font & Partners
- Stories: 70
- Residences: 153 condos + 236 condo-hotel units
- Hotel: 294-room full-service hotel
- Office: 90,000 sq. ft. of office and meeting space
- Signature: Tulip-inspired silhouette; sky pool on the 70th floor
- Status: Pre-construction
Okan Tower Design and the Tulip Silhouette
The design starts with the tulip, the national flower of Turkiye and a nod to the developer's roots. Behar Font and Partners shaped the 70-story tower as a blossom: a curved apex, a gently rippling glass facade, and a form that pulls away from the street to reduce its mass while holding a continuous silhouette. Set in line with the Freedom Tower and the Port of Miami, the tower is conceived as an urban marker on the skyline when viewed from the water. The rippling glass gives residences unobstructed bay and skyline views with abundant natural light and flowing layouts. Fellow skyline newcomers nearby include Waldorf Astoria Miami.
Mixed-Use Program and Sky Pool
Okan Tower combines 153 residential condominiums, 236 condo-hotel units, a 294-room hotel, and 90,000 square feet of office and meeting space. Amenities include a sky pool on the 70th floor, an outdoor lounge, a spa, a fitness center, and a wine cellar.
Downtown Connectivity
The site sits near Miami Dade College, the Brightline connection toward Orlando, and Miami Worldcenter, with business, entertainment, museums, and beaches all close. See more new residential developments and Downtown Miami condos.
Okan Tower Frequently Asked Questions
Why is it called the tulip tower?
The silhouette is inspired by the tulip blossom, a nod to the Turkish roots of the developer. The curved apex and rippling glass carry the floral reference.
Who designed Okan Tower?
Behar Font and Partners.
What is the program?
153 private condominiums, 236 condo-hotel units, a 294-room full-service hotel, and 90,000 square feet of office and meeting space across 70 stories.
What amenities are planned?
A sky pool on the 70th floor, outdoor lounge, spa, fitness center, and wine cellar.
Where will it stand?
Just west of Biscayne Boulevard in Downtown Miami, in line with the Freedom Tower and the Port of Miami.
Is it a condo-hotel?
Partly. Alongside 153 private condos, the tower includes 236 condo-hotel units and a 294-room hotel, so buyers should confirm which component a unit belongs to.