Novak Djokovic starts ATMA project in Miami: 1,049‑ft (≈320 m) tower with indoor courts

Novak Djokovic is expanding his activities beyond the tennis court with a high-profile real-estate and hospitality project in Miami. He has partnered with the Aman Group to launch ATMA, a luxury hospitality brand that emphasizes longevity, superior nutrition and recovery.

ATMA Miami: a 1,049-foot tower with year-round courts and a large wellness centre

The first ATMA building will be a striking tower standing 1,049 feet (about 320 metres) on the shore in the Brickell neighbourhood. Located on Brickell Bay Drive, the complex will include indoor tennis and padel courts that offer panoramic views of Biscayne Bay and the marina, as well as an expansive spa and wellness area of roughly 11,500 square metres.

Because the courts are indoors, the sports facilities will be usable throughout the year regardless of Miami’s changing weather. The project will also feature private and group training studios, specialised fitness and mobility zones, a medical wellness centre and state-of-the-art regeneration and recovery blocks.

Djokovic, who began collaborating with Aman in 2024 as a global wellness partner, will be responsible for creating programmes in the areas of longevity, nutrition, fitness and racket sports for ATMA. Alongside hospitality, the tower will offer branded residences ranging from one-bedroom apartments to six-bedroom penthouses.

The exterior design is by SHoP Architects, known for curved terraces and floor-to-ceiling windows, while the interiors are by Studio Paolo Ferrari, featuring innovative lighting designed to follow residents’ and guests’ natural rhythms. The name ATMA derives from Sanskrit and means "spirit" or "true self."

In addition to its health focus, ATMA Miami will include nightlife venues, restaurants with nutritionally balanced menus, bars with live music and stages for artistic performances. Investors expect the project to be completed by 2031.

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