Novak Djokovic joins Aman Group to launch new brand ATMA’s supertall flagship in Miami

by John Yellig

The 1,049-foot tower will be topped with six-bedroom penthouses. Via ATMA.

Tennis superstar Novak Djokovic and global hospitality company Aman Group have teamed up to launch a new ultra-luxury brand, ATMA, with its first destination resort slated for Miami. 

ATLMA Miami will rise on the Brickell waterfront and join Miami’s growing coterie of supertall towers when it opens in 2031. Via ATMA.

ATMA will be a wellness-inspired brand that focuses on nutrition, athletics, innovative design and experiential entertainment, according to an announcement.  

ATMA Miami, which will rise on Brickell Bay Drive and connect to the five-mile Baywalk waterfront, will stand 1,049 feet tall and join Miami’s growing coterie of supertall residential buildings. It will offer a hotel, marina, 120,000 square feet of amenities and a mix of one- to five-plus–bedroom condominiums, as well as six-bedroom penthouses at the top of the tower. 

Resident amenities will include a private pool, fitness center with yoga and personal training studios, thermal spa facilities, residents’ lounge and co-working space, plus access to all of the hotel’s wellness-focused amenities. 

“Throughout my career, I have learned that true performance is built on balance, where training, recovery, nutrition and mental wellbeing work together to support longevity and sustained excellence,” Djokovic said. “I am excited to continue my relationship with Aman Group in my contribution to ATMA, a brand that mirrors my own philosophy so closely. Developing wellness programming and state-of-the-art facilities, with the ambition to inspire people to live with purpose and perform at their best, ATMA Miami will sit at the pinnacle of what performance living can achieve.” 

ATMA Miami is being developed by OKO Group and Oak Row Equities and is scheduled to open in 2031. 

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