ATMA, Aman’s new brand with Novak Djokovic, comes to Miami in 2031 with a 320 m tower

Aman Group, already behind the Aman and Janu brands, is launching ATMA, a new ultra-luxury hotel brand devoted to wellness, sport and performance, with Novak Djokovic as its global partner. Its first address, ATMA Miami, will bring together a hotel, residences and a private club in a 320-metre tower in Brickell, facing Biscayne Bay. The project is due for completion in 2031.

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1. ATMA, Sanskrit for “the true self”
2. Novak Djokovic, the brand’s global partner
3. A 320 m tower overlooking Biscayne Bay
4. 11,150 m² of spa, tennis and padel
5. Dining built around nutrition
6. Six-bedroom penthouses and a private club

ATMA, Sanskrit for “the true self”

The name ATMA means “the spirit” or “the true self” in Sanskrit. According to the group’s announcement, the brand puts performance and personal fulfilment at the heart of its concept, alongside nutrition-led dining, innovative design and entertainment experiences. It is set to span major cities as well as more secluded, unspoilt destinations.

ATMA joins Aman and Janu, the brand the group launched in 2020. Aman Group today counts 36 hotels, resorts and branded residences across 21 destinations, and a 38-year legacy. “For close to four decades, Aman Group has set the benchmark for exceptional design, privacy, unparalleled service and transformative experiences. ATMA builds on that legacy to create a new awakening in hospitality, one that brings together wellness, performance, longevity alongside innovative design and experiential events. Appointing Novak Djokovic as ATMA’s Global Partner, and working together to create a new frontier of wellbeing, is a meaningful evolution of our collaboration. With the introduction of ATMA Miami, as the first expression of the brand’s vision, we will create an extraordinary destination that embodies the energy of the city while pioneering the future of performance living,” says Vlad Doronin, Chairman and CEO of Aman Group.

Novak Djokovic, the brand’s global partner

Building on his relationship with Aman Group, Novak Djokovic will lead the development of programmes devoted to longevity, nutrition, racquet sports and wellness, which will form the foundation of ATMA’s philosophy. In Miami, the recovery offering will also include his multisensory recovery pod and the Sevenpoint8 system, according to the brand’s official website. The champion is already associated with a three-day wellness retreat at Amanjena, Aman’s resort in Marrakech.

“Throughout my career, I have learned that true performance is built on balance, where training, recovery, nutrition and mental wellbeing work together to support longevity and sustained excellence. I am excited to continue my relationship with Aman Group in my contribution to ATMA, a brand that mirrors my own philosophy so closely. Developing wellness programming and state-of-the-art facilities, with the ambition to inspire people to live with purpose and perform at their best, ATMA Miami will sit at the pinnacle of what performance living can achieve,” says Novak Djokovic, ATMA Global Partner.

A 320 m tower overlooking Biscayne Bay

ATMA Miami will rise in Brickell’s financial district, on the waterfront at 1111 Brickell Bay Drive. Directly connected to the Baywalk, the five-mile (around 8 km) promenade along the seafront, the project will stand among the city’s tallest towers, with views over Biscayne Bay. A private marina, right beside the property, will open onto the bay and its water activities. Miami International Airport is a 20-minute drive away. Close by, on Brickell Key, work has begun on the Mandarin Oriental, Miami, ahead of an opening planned for 2030.

The 320-metre (1,049 ft) tower, one of the tallest in Miami, is designed by SHoP Architects: a sculptural volume rising from a landscaped podium, with curved balconies and floor-to-ceiling windows. The interiors, entrusted to Studio Paolo Ferrari, will combine biomorphic design (inspired by living forms), furniture shaped to the human body and lighting tuned to circadian cycles, in other words the natural rhythm of day and night.

11,150 m² of spa, tennis and padel

At the heart of the project lies an 11,150 m² (120,000 sq ft) spa and wellness centre, which the group presents as one of the largest in Miami. Designed in exclusive partnership with Novak Djokovic, it will offer journeys devoted to performance and recovery. It will house a nine-court racquet sports club, with indoor tennis and padel overlooking the bay, a vast fitness centre, group and private training studios, mobility and conditioning spaces, a medical wellness centre and recovery facilities.

Dining built around nutrition

On the dining side, ATMA Miami will focus on concepts centred on nutritional balance and wellbeing, signature restaurants, bars with live music and event spaces. The official website announces six dining and event venues in all.

Six-bedroom penthouses and a private club

At the top of the tower, the ATMA branded residences will range from one-bedroom to five-plus-bedroom homes, up to six-bedroom penthouses, with 180° panoramic views. Owners will enjoy a private pool, a fitness centre with yoga and personal training studios, a thermal spa, a residents’ lounge and a co-working space.

They will have priority to join ATMA Club, an invitation-only private club centred on racquet sports, which gives access to the marina, spa, wellness centre and restaurants. The project is being developed by OKO Group and Oak Row Equities and is due for completion in 2031. In the Caribbean, the group is also preparing Amantaru, the first Aman resort in Puerto Rico.