Architect Luis Revuelata’s inspiration began with Epic’s instinctive waterfront location interpreted throughout its design and architectural choices. The Interior design of this EPIC Miami Hotel and Residences was projected by Cheryl Rowley. Boat sails are symbolically represented in the facade, the prow of a powerboat and sweeping horizontal lines create a sense of movement and breeze. To honor the site’s Native American significance, fire, water and earth were integral to its design inspiration. By sunlight, the building develops a character symbolizing sailboats upon the river and by night it represents the small fires of Miami’s native Tequesta nation

The Grounds at Epic Residences & Hotel Enjoy the serenity of cascading waterfalls gracing the main common areas from the arrival plaza and porte cochere to the Seascape Pool and courtyards. Or perhaps a picturesque stroll surrounded by tropical botanicals or a relaxing moment to watch passing boats along the Epic Riverwalk connected to Bayfront Park. The Epic grounds are beautifully designed by one of the world’s leading landscape architect and urban design firms so that when you arrive home, you have truly left the world outside.

Private Boat Dock When your guests arrive by boat for a lounge by the pool or a carefree afternoon of cocktails with a view, your dock master ensures a smooth arrival into private boat slips and graciously sees that all is taken care of, an exclusive Epic courtesy.

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Posted on Friday, July 17th, 2009 at 11:04 pm and is filed under Interior Design.
Tags: architectural choices, bayfront park, cascading waterfalls, landscape architect, miami hotel, private boat slips, waterfront location.