Reading the Renderings

Match Each Image to Its Place

The developer's renderings show the tower, residence interiors, private penthouse terraces and the shared Carlyle Club. They illustrate proposed spaces rather than completed construction.

The two pool images tell different stories. The resort pool deck belongs to the shared amenity program; the rooftop pool is a feature of select penthouses. I would keep those categories separate when evaluating a residence, then compare the interior rendering with its actual plan. An image of a furnished room does not establish that the same dimensions, view or outdoor features come with every home.

Adrian Sanchez, WIRE Miami

The Building and Its Setting

Tower and curved private terraces at 72 Carlyle, developer rendering — Tower and curved private terraces

North Beach setting with the ocean in the foreground at 72 Carlyle, developer rendering — North Beach setting with the ocean in the foreground

Tower with the Intracoastal and Miami skyline beyond at 72 Carlyle, developer rendering — Tower with the Intracoastal and Miami skyline beyond

Porte cochere and arrival at 72 Carlyle, developer rendering — Porte cochere and arrival

Inside the Residences

Great room and terrace connection at 72 Carlyle, developer rendering — Great room and terrace connection

Kitchen at sunset at 72 Carlyle, developer rendering — Kitchen at sunset

Kitchen at twilight at 72 Carlyle, developer rendering — Kitchen at twilight

Primary bedroom at 72 Carlyle, developer rendering — Primary bedroom

Primary bathroom at 72 Carlyle, developer rendering — Primary bathroom

Powder room at 72 Carlyle, developer rendering — Powder room

Dressing room at 72 Carlyle, developer rendering — Dressing room

Private residence terrace at 72 Carlyle, developer rendering — Private residence terrace

The Penthouse Terraces

Private penthouse rooftop lounge at 72 Carlyle, developer rendering — Private penthouse rooftop lounge

Private penthouse rooftop pool at 72 Carlyle, developer rendering — Private penthouse rooftop pool

The Carlyle Club

Landscaped resort pool deck at 72 Carlyle, developer rendering — Landscaped resort pool deck

Resort pool and poolside seating at 72 Carlyle, developer rendering — Resort pool and poolside seating

Outdoor lounge and dining pergola at 72 Carlyle, developer rendering — Outdoor lounge and dining pergola

Fitness studio at 72 Carlyle, developer rendering — Fitness studio

Library with floor-to-ceiling bookcases at 72 Carlyle, developer rendering — Library with floor-to-ceiling bookcases

Wine room and dining space at 72 Carlyle, developer rendering — Wine room and dining space

Artist's conceptual renderings supplied in the project materials. The developer describes the plans, features, finishes and amenities as proposed and subject to change. Views vary by residence and are not guaranteed. Confirm the inclusions and specifications for the exact residence.

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More of the Building

72 Carlyle tower in North Beach, developer rendering

Overview72 Carlyle

72 Carlyle residences, developer rendering

One to three bedrooms and the penthouse collection, with finishes from the developer materials.Residences

72 Carlyle floor plans, developer rendering

Eleven developer plan PDFs with interior and terrace areas, bedrooms and bathrooms.Floor Plans

72 Carlyle amenities, developer rendering

The Carlyle Club, with more than 45,000 square feet of amenities.Amenities

72 Carlyle north beach, developer rendering

The North Beach setting, nearby places and residence outlooks.North Beach

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Adrian Sanchez

Adrian Sanchez is the founder of WIRE Miami with over 20 years specializing exclusively in Miami's luxury pre-construction market. His direct relationships with top developers give clients access to preferred pricing, priority units, and insider positioning that only comes from two decades on the inside.

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