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New renderings of Fasano Hotel + Residences at Shore Club

New renderings of the planned Fasano Hotel + Residences at Shore Club have been released this week.

Brazilian architect Isay Weinfeld is leading the redevelopment of the Shore Club, which will reopen as a Fasano in 2017, replacing Morgans Hotel Group. New York-based HFZ Capital Group acquired the Shore Club for $175.3 million in December 2013 and has gone before the Miami Beach Historic Preservation Board multiple times over its plans for the 100-room hotel and 75-condo project at 1901 Collins Avenue

Weinfeld will preserve the central tower, the Shore Club’s original 22-story structure, according to a spokesperson. The north tower will be converted to an eight-story structure, while the south tower will retain most of the property’s historic details, including the main hotel lobby.

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The property’s new pool will span more than 9,500 square feet and be 250 feet long. The pool deck will also include two-story poolside and beachfront bungalows.

Units will range from 800 square feet to more than 4,000 square feet, and include floor-to-ceiling windows and terraces, some of which will exceed 3,000 square feet.

Fasano, a Brazilian hospitality firm, has plans to open properties in Salvador, Belo Horizonte and Trancoso in Brazil, and in New York City.