Ralph Choeff, founding principal, is a graduate of Pratt Institute, where he earned a Bachelor of Architecture degree. Choeff moved to Miami upon graduation in 1978 and has established himself as a leader in South Florida's Tropical Modern Architecture since starting his own company in 1983. He has gone on to win several design awards and his work has been published many times both nationally and internationally.
Although he has designed projects that include hotels, office buildings, shopping centers and multi-family developments, he is best known for his custom Tropical Modern residential projects. His most recognized hotel projects include the Mondrian South Beach and The Angler's on Miami Beach.
Raphael Levy grew up in Miami and pursued his bachelor's degree in Design at the University of Florida before moving to New York to begin his career in architecture and earn a Master of Architecture degree from Columbia University.He has since worked on a diverse portfolio of projects with a broad array of programs and levels of complexity, including high-end interior residential projects to Class A office towers.
Although he has designed projects that include hotels, office buildings, shopping centers and multi-family developments, he is best known for his custom Tropical Modern residential projects. His most recognized hotel projects include the Mondrian South Beach and The Angler's on Miami Beach.
Raphael Levy grew up in Miami and pursued his bachelor's degree in Design at the University of Florida before moving to New York to begin his career in architecture and earn a Master of Architecture degree from Columbia University.He has since worked on a diverse portfolio of projects with a broad array of programs and levels of complexity, including high-end interior residential projects to Class A office towers.
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Located on exclusive Hibiscus Island in Miami Beach, this jaw-dropping residence overlooks the Miami skyline. To Ralph Choeff, 224 Bal Bay Drive was a standout property. That was proven when it sold for what the designer said was a record-breaking $24 million - less than five months after it hit the market.
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