South Flagler House
01 — OVERVIEW
A contemporary landmark rooted in Palm Beach tradition, where timeless design meets modern waterfront living.
Conceived as a modern landmark for West Palm Beach’s evolving waterfront, South Flagler House balances tradition with progress through a deliberate, design-led approach. Rooted in Palm Beach’s architectural heritage, the project emphasizes clarity of form, thoughtful scale, and a strong relationship to its setting.
Every aspect of the development is guided by longevity and livability, creating a residential environment that feels enduring, grounded, and distinctly of its place.
Recipient of the Annual Addison Mizner Patronage Award
Institute of Classical Architecture and Art, Florida Chapter
02 — DETAILS
A Modern Expression of Legacy
South Flagler House is a refined interpretation of Palm Beach’s architectural lineage, designed to endure both aesthetically and culturally. Conceived by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, the twin stone-clad towers rise from a shared podium of gardens and townhomes, grounding their scale in the neighborhood while opening to expansive views of water, city, and sky.
Timeless Living, Thoughtfully Crafted
Interiors by Pembrooke & Ives balance classical proportion with contemporary restraint. Across 106 residences, from three-bedroom homes to penthouses and townhouses, every detail reflects a commitment to craft, material integrity, and livability rather than trend.
Anchored in Place, Elevated in Perspective
Located in West Palm Beach’s Cultural Quarter and aligned with Worth Avenue, South Flagler House is both grounded in place and outward-looking, a meaningful addition to the city’s evolving waterfront.
“Collaborating with Robert A.M. Stern was a rare privilege. His belief in contextual, timeless design shaped this project in profound ways. South Flagler House stands as a tribute to his respect for place, proportion, and architecture’s ability to shape meaningful communities.”
Rob Frisbie Jr.
Co-Founder & Managing Partner
03 — GALLERY
