Aman Group has launched ATMA, a new hospitality brand focused on wellness and sport, with its first destination planned for Miami’s Brickell waterfront.
ATMA Miami will combine a hotel, branded residences and a private members’ club. Developers OKO Group and Oak Row Equities are targeting completion in 2031. The announcement expands the group behind Aman and Janu into a further hospitality concept centred on what it describes as performance living.
ATMA Miami wellness and residential plans
Tennis player Novak Djokovic is the brand’s global partner. The collaboration is intended to shape programming across the brand, rather than simply name a single facility. His remit includes wellness, nutrition, longevity and racquet-sport programming, building on an existing relationship with Aman Group.
SHoP Architects is designing the Miami tower, with interiors by Studio Paolo Ferrari. Plans include a 120,000-square-foot spa and wellness centre, indoor racquet courts, training studios and recovery facilities. Restaurants, bars and event spaces will sit alongside the accommodation and membership offer.
The residential component is planned within a 1,049-foot tower overlooking Biscayne Bay. Aman says owners will have access to dedicated facilities including a pool, fitness and thermal-spa spaces, a residents’ lounge and co-working areas. They will also receive priority nomination for the invitation-only ATMA Club.
The homes are planned in configurations from one to five-plus bedrooms, with a six-bedroom penthouse at the top of the tower. Aman’s residential announcement describes 485 feet of continuous frontage along Biscayne Bay. Dedicated resident amenities are separate from the broader mix of hotel, membership and hospitality facilities, giving the development several distinct accommodation and access arrangements.
Aman Group’s brand expansion
ATMA follows Aman Group’s earlier expansion through Janu. Its first hotel, Janu Tokyo, opened in March 2024 in Azabudai Hills, with 122 rooms and suites, eight dining and social venues and a 4,000-square-metre wellness centre. That property provides an existing example of the group’s approach to combining accommodation with substantial wellness and dining facilities, although ATMA is being introduced as a separate brand with its own sport-focused concept.
The waterfront location will provide access to the Baywalk and a private marina. These remain development plans rather than operating facilities. No hotel room count has been included in the material reviewed.
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Source: Aman Group.
