Thomas Juul-Hansen is a New York society architect. He is the one of the most sought after architects of the elite New Yorkers. His recent partnership with JMH Development's luxurious boutique resulted in the Three Hundred Collins condominium in Miami, Beach's rarefied South-of-Fifth neighborhood as reported by miami.curbed.com.
The luxurious condominium contains amenities such as a pool, a garden, classy lobby and even a 24 hour doorman. The unit cost 1.2 million dollars. The condo has a veranda that gives a breathtaking view of the horizon and New York's skyline. The kitchen area consists of wooden stools, classy chandelier, metallic table and hardwood floors. The other parts of the house also contains marble type floors.
The bathroom is of pure elegance. It has a bath tub with elegant walls. The pool deck has amazing view of the skyline. It has white sofas and chairs on the side. The building is refined in its own way. It has 19 units in total. The living room contains a big painting pinned on the wall. The veranda has comfortable chairs and a center table.The classy lobby offers a luxury, comfort and style. It contains modern architectures that gives a refreshing new look to its dwellers. Sliding doors are also situated in the living room to give direct access to the outside veranda.
According the press release by JMH, "We are donating $20,000 of every sale made at the luxury boutique residential project to two of charity water's partners, Relief Society of Tigray (REST) in Ethiopia and Splash (formerly A Child's Right) in Nepal."
Thomas Juul-Hansen is indeed a socialist in his own way. According to nydailynews.com, "Danish architect Thomas Juul-Hansen builds some of the priciest apartments in New York City, which isn't easy, given that he's a socialist." He designed not only the Three Hundred Collins, but also the famed One57, and the buildings adjacent to the High Line.
