Uribe Schwarzkopf to Build 163-Unit WOMA in Miami
The mixed-use project will add significant residential density and new pedestrian infrastructure to Wynwood Norte.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Construction
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Developer Uribe Schwarzkopf plans to construct WOMA, a new mixed-use residential development in Miami’s Wynwood Norte neighborhood. The project will include 163 residential units along with street-level commercial and artist live-work spaces.
Why it matters
The development aims to preserve the local neighborhood identity while adding density through a culture-focused design. By integrating residential units with commercial space and a planned pedestrian-cyclist spine on Fifth Avenue, the project shifts the area's land-use patterns.
The WOMA development will bring 163 residential units to the Wynwood Norte district. The project footprint includes street-level commercial real estate and a pedestrian-focused infrastructure investment on Fifth Avenue.
The players
Uribe Schwarzkopf
An architectural and real estate development firm focused on high-design residential and mixed-use projects.
The details
The development features a facade of stacked volumes designed in a woven pattern, incorporating natural ventilation through balconies and terraces. Amenities focus on wellness and communal use, including a sauna, fitness studio, pickleball court, and a semi-Olympic rooftop pool. To improve accessibility, the developer is investing in infrastructure to transform Fifth Avenue into a dedicated spine for pedestrians and cyclists.
Timeline
October 29, 2026: Project details reported by news sources.
Market Landscape
This development follows the urban density precedents set by the Wynwood Norte Neighborhood Revitalization District zoning plan. It reflects a wider shift toward mixed-use architectural integration in Miami's emerging cultural districts.
Operators in Miami should monitor how the Fifth Avenue infrastructure investment influences foot traffic and commercial lease valuations in the area. Builders should track whether the integration of wellness-focused amenities becomes a required standard for competitive leasing in Wynwood Norte.
The takeaway
The project serves as a signal for developers to prioritize cultural identity and pedestrian-friendly infrastructure to gain approval for density projects in Miami. Local business owners should prepare for the potential shift in consumer foot traffic resulting from the Fifth Avenue conversion.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by SURFACE.
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