Robert Vick Architect
Florida architecture practice credited as collaborating architect on CM1, the world's first WELL Residence.
What they're known for
Tropical-modern architecture in service of a house with nothing hidden in its walls.
Robert Vick Architect is credited by the Miami Herald as the collaborating architecture practice on CM1, the Caplow Manzano house in Miami's Silver Bluff neighborhood that became the world's first certified WELL Residence in 2024. The Herald describes the collaboration as bringing tropical sophistication to the project, with the historic Farnsworth House cited as a design reference — visible in CM1's elevated glass-and-column composition.
The public record on the practice's role is thin beyond that credit: Caplow Manzano designs and develops in-house, and CM1's design authorship is shared between the two. This profile exists as a project-team credit; it will grow if the practice's independent work enters the directory.
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- Architectural Design
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