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" Faena adds: "It's not about a building, it's not about making a hotel.
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The project has been surrounded by a shroud of mystery since day one, a mystery that characterizes Faena himself.
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Faena is fiercely proud of the Foster condominium's balconies, which rival the interior living spaces, which range from 1, 307 to 4, 730 square feet.
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Faena has also built several residences and an impressive cultural center.
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And Faena is looking to take advantage of this momentum.
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"We created a place out of nothing, " says Faena.
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With his partner, Russian-born billionaire Leonard Blavatnik, he has bought up four city blocks along South Beach's Collins Avenue, including the '40s-era Saxony Hotel, and enlisted a roster of A-list talent to construct another Faena district.
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Alan Faena, the developer which counts with the support of billionaire Len Blavatnik, is set to revolutionize the Miami beachfront with the Faena Saxony, featuring the work of all-star architects Norman Foster and Rem Koolhaus.
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Reinvention on this scale is Faena's specialty.
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So in addition to the simplicity of generous balconies and a wider-than-usual stretch of gardens (designed by Miami landscape architect Raymond Jungles), Faena would like the new hotel to evoke the resorts of the French Riviera's golden era.
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From the Ritz Carlton Residences at LA Live to the up-and-coming One57 in New York to the planned Faena project at the Saxony Hotel in Miami, developers have incorporated hotels into their new towers that allow residents to enjoy year-round travel amenities like fitness and spa services, room service, and housekeeping.
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