Robert Vick Architecture
Florida architecture practice credited as architect of record on CM1, the first certified WELL Residence in the world.
What they're known for
A project-team architecture role tied to a rare residential proof point: a WELL-certified, LEED Platinum house built around accessible systems, moisture resilience, and reduced hidden cavities.
Robert Vick Architecture served as architect of record on CM1 in Miami’s Silver Bluff neighborhood, working with developer and concept team Caplow Manzano. CM1 became the first certified WELL Residence in the world and later achieved LEED Platinum, using an elevated structure, exposed or accessible building systems, minimal concealed cavities, moisture-tolerant materials, and independent room climate control. This profile remains intentionally focused on that verified project role until more independent work from the practice is documented in Compound.
Capabilities
- Architectural Design
Performance focus
- Indoor Air
- Healthy Materials
- Thermal Comfort
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