The Ten Museum Park is being developed by Chad Oppenheim of Oppenheim Architecture + Design and Gregg Covin of Covin Development, both Miami based. Ten Museum Park will be located on a full city block, now a parking lot at the corner of Northeast 11th Street and Biscayne Boulevard. The project will consist of residential condominiums, live/work office condos and restaurant/lounge space, as well as parking levels.

The development will include 200 luxury condominiums and 30 live/work office condos, priced from about $200,000 to $750,000. Units, some designed as lofts with 20-foot ceilings, will include expansive glass to give residents views of Government Cut, which serves as a harbor in Miami.

Covin tells GlobeSt.com that the developers are trying to secure some major art tenants for the tower. The project also will feature an 8,000-sf, 350-seat outdoor cafe, 7,000-sf restaurant and 2,000-sf lounge at street level, topped off with seven floors of parking and office condos facing Biscayne Boulevard on each floor. The next layer is a floor with pools, spa and recreation deck, with the residential tower as the crown.