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Factsheet Miami Ironside FACT SHEET MIAMI IRONSIDE 7610 NE 4th Court Miami, FL 33138 (305) 438-9002 www.miamiironside.com Social @ miamiironside [email protected] Acquired: 2003 Coined IRONSIDE: 2008 Number of Tenants: 70 Size: 100,000 square feet ABOUT MIAMI IRONSIDE Situated in the historic Upper Eastside, Miami Ironside (est. 2003) is an eclectic, creative district envisioned by developer Ofer Mizrahi - composed of showrooms, studios and event halls – including businesses from the architecture, interiors, material and furniture design, boutique retail and the visual arts. Reminiscent of Brera Design District Milano, Miami Ironside is a green environment punctuated with rainbow eucalyptus trees and outdoor paths linking glass storefronts accented by public plazas' serviced by cafes, boutique retailers and showrooms. Ironside also hosts public art installations and exhibitions throughout the year, and since 2013 is the permanent home to four iconic pieces of the Berlin Wall with graphic works by celebrated French street artist Thierry Noir. By linking a truly global creative talent pool, Miami Ironside facilitates interaction between businesses that thrive on constant cycles of activity within a centralized location for complementary services geared towards tastemakers and top-level clients, an important economic driver to attract skilled professionals and innovation to Miami. The site was coined Miami Ironside in early 2008, stemming from its location next to the iron railroad tracks as well as the use of iron throughout the renovation and design of the complexes. MIAMI IRONSIDE 7610 NE 4TH COURT, MIAMI, FL 33138 FOUNDER AND VISIONARY OFER MIZRAHI Ofer Mizrahi has been an active leader in the revitalization of the Miami Design District community for more than 15 years. In 2001, Mizrahi extended his efforts to the revitalization of a brownfield—now Miami Art Space, a vibrant epic center of the arts and businesses in the Wynwood Art District. Today, Mizrahi is the visionary behind Miami Ironside in the Little River Industrial District, west of the MiMo Biscayne Boulevard Historic District. With a European village concept in mind, he has created a modern-day pattern language to exemplify green strategies in the renovation of a warehouse complex, housing and showcasing creative eco-preneurs who want to be a part of a contemporary concept for a live-work community of like-minded designers, artists, creators and businesses. TENANTS Antrobus + Ramirez Imperio JP J. Bentley Inc. (Porta Romana) Antico Stone & Tile Intirium Puro Papel Art Lexïng KZ Architecture Seraph Graphic Design CoveringsETC Lang & Schwander Riitta Klint Studio Creative Creative LAUFEN Bathrooms North America Rimonim Art Gallery Enea Garden Design MAFI Robicara Design 8&9 MFG Co. Mariela Centeno Management Simple Steps Elaine Bettio Interiors Meg Development Studio Sixty Nine Hair Salon Fava Design Group Mickey Demos Boxing & Fitness Stephanie Odegard Collection Deborah Wecselman Design Morphoto Inc. The M Network The FIND by Deborah Wecselman Ironside Pizza Kreon F27 Nitrogen Ice cream Limited Edition Caffe & Vino Buono Tsao Design Group GG Art Work Park One Vibe Consignment Oscar Ono Paris Pepe Calderin Design PLAYN Eyewear AMENITIES + Mickey Demos Boxing & Fitness + car2go drop zone + F27 Nitrogen Ice cream + Ironside Pizza + Limited Edition Caffe & Vino Buono + Coworking Spaces + Event Halls + Bocce Ball Court MIAMI IRONSIDE 7610 NE 4TH COURT, MIAMI, FL 33138 EVENT SPACES Miami Ironside offers multiple types of event spaces to accommodate almost every type of event- from air-conditioned gallery spaces, outdoor piazzas, conference halls to private meeting rooms - all situated within an artfully designed urban setting. Our event halls are available year-round and measure from 3,000-7,000 sq. ft of space complete with modern finishes, high-end designer bar and reception stations, accent lighting, technical equipment, and Wi-Fi. Our venues can be transformed and used for large corporate marketing events, commercial film and photography shoots, intimate dinners, weddings, birthday parties, Bar Mitzvahs or an alternative conference and meeting space. Visit miamiironside.com/entertaining/. REVIEWS The Wall Street Journal refers to Mizrahi as a pioneer in the community with regard to “seeing the value” of eco-friendly construction materials, and in so doing, he encourages businesses to set new standards in “green” architecture and design. Wired Magazine’s October 2014 interview with architect and industrial artist Ron Arad was quoted as saying about Mizrahi, "is it an oxymoron to say an idealistic developer? Anyway, he might be one MIAMI IRONSIDE 7610 NE 4TH COURT, MIAMI, FL 33138 .
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