Aman Group launches ATMA with Djokovic in Miami supertall

Miami, Florida - Aman Group, the operator behind the Aman and Janu brands, has launched ATMA, a new ultra-luxury hospitality brand whose first property, ATMA Miami, will combine a hotel, branded residences and a private members club in a 1,049-foot supertall tower in Brickell.

Tennis champion Novak Djokovic has developed the brand’s advanced wellness programming and sport facilities exclusively, in his role as ATMA Global Partner. Aman Group calls the concept “performance living” and presents it as the ultimate investment in self.

The name ATMA means “the spirit” or “the true self” in Sanskrit. Alongside its wellness focus, the brand will offer nutrition-led dining, innovative design and experiential entertainment, and the group said future destinations will cover both urban and remote locations.

According to the group, ATMA draws on the foundations Aman Group has built over 38 years and will run a programme of events and experiences centred on wellness optimisation, sport and performance. It is aimed at people who want to live fully in every part of their lives, and the company says the brand balances precision with humanity, performance with pleasure and effort with recovery.

The Djokovic partnership grows out of Aman Group’s existing multi-year relationship with the player, whom the company calls one of the world’s most acclaimed and record-breaking athletes. Drawing on his years at the top of the sport, he will lead ATMA’s longevity, nutrition, racquet and wellness programming, which the group said forms the basis of the brand’s wellbeing philosophy.

Aman Group chose Miami as the brand’s first home, citing the city’s evolving global stature and energy. ATMA Miami will stand on a seafront site in Brickell, the city’s financial district, directly linked to the five-mile Baywalk waterfront on Brickell Bay Drive.

The tower will rank among the tallest in Miami, with long views across Biscayne Bay. ATMA’s own marina, next to the property, will give residents and guests access to the water and life on the bay.

SHoP Architects designed the building as a sculptural tower rising from a landscaped podium, with curved balconies and floor-to-ceiling windows tying its futuristic architecture to the bay. Studio Paolo Ferrari is handling the interiors, which the company said pair natural forms with engineered precision and sensorial appeal with sophisticated materials.

Inside, monolithic architecture meets biomorphic design. Furniture follows the shape of the human body, and the ambience will adjust to the circadian rhythm of residents and guests.

At the centre of the scheme is a 120,000-square-foot spa and wellness centre, which Aman Group expects to rank among Miami’s biggest facilities of this type. It was designed in an exclusive partnership with Djokovic around performance and recovery across the day, and will contain a racquet club with indoor courts for tennis, padel and other sports, looking out over Biscayne Bay, so training can continue all year.

Beside it will sit a large fitness centre, described by the company as results-driven, with the latest technology, studios for high-intensity group classes and private sessions, labs for mobility and conditioning, a medical wellness centre and rooms set aside for recovery.

The food and entertainment offer will range from nutrition-optimised wellness concepts and signature restaurants to bars with live music, along with spaces for performances and events.

ATMA branded residences will run from one-bedroom to five-plus-bedroom homes, with six-bedroom penthouses at the top of the tower. Each residence will have unobstructed east-to-west views, and Aman Group said they will be delivered to the service standards associated with its operations.

On top of the hotel’s amenities, owners will get facilities reserved for them alone: a private pool, a gym with studios for yoga and personal training, a thermal spa, a lounge for residents and a co-working space.

Residence owners also receive priority nomination for ATMA Club, an invitation-only members club focused on racquet sports. The club will run a regular calendar of dining, wellness and entertainment, and its members will be given priority use of the marina, the spa and wellness centre, and the restaurants and social spaces, with service tailored to each of them.

Vlad Doronin, Chairman and CEO of Aman Group, said: “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.”

Novak Djokovic, ATMA Global Partner, said: “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.”

Aman Group’s portfolio covers 36 hotels, resorts and branded residences across 21 destinations. Its Janu brand, introduced in 2020, opened its first hotel, Janu Tokyo, in March 2024, and the group revealed 73 Janu Residences on Al Marjan Island in October.

ATMA Miami is being developed by OKO Group and Oak Row Equities and is scheduled for completion in 2031.