Midtown 3 -- now operating as Hyde Midtown Miami -- is a 31-story condominium-and-hotel tower at 3401 NE 1st Avenue in Midtown Miami, completed in 2018 by Dezer Development and The Related Group with architecture by Arquitectonica and interiors by David Rockwell. The tower holds 410 condo residences plus 60 hotel suites operated under the Hyde brand, with floor-to-ceiling glass, deep balconies and views across the Midtown Miami Shops to Downtown, Wynwood and the Design District. Midtown 3 / Hyde Midtown rises 372 feet above the center of the Midtown master-planned district. The 3401 NE 1st Avenue site sits diagonally across from the Midtown Miami Shops -- Target, Sweetgreen, Lucali Pizza, KYU and Maple & Ash -- and is one of the most walkable addresses in the broader Midtown-Wynwood-Design District corridor. Wynwood Walls, the Wynwood Marketplace, Salty Donut and the Wynwood Brewing Co. sit a few blocks south, and the Miami Design District with Palm Court, ICA Miami, Mr Chow and Le Jardinier is a 5-minute drive north. The Adrienne Arsht Center, PAMM, Frost Science and Bayside Marketplace are accessible via Biscayne Boulevard, and the MiamiCentral Brightline station and Miami Worldcenter sit a short drive south. The Midtown 3 / Hyde Midtown amenity program leans on the hotel-branded model that drove David Rockwell's design. Residents share a rooftop pool deck with skyline views, a second pool deck, a fitness center, a yoga studio, a club room, a private dining room, a screening room and direct access to the Hyde-branded hotel services -- housekeeping, room service and concierge. The building includes ground-floor restaurant and bar space and Hyde's signature event programming on select nights. Inside the residences, Midtown 3 delivers Italian kitchens with stone countertops, premium appliances, floor-to-ceiling glass and walk-in closets in larger floor plans. With Arquitectonica architecture, Rockwell interiors and a Hyde hotel attached, Midtown 3 / Hyde Midtown is one of the most hotel-forward residential buildings in the Midtown Miami master plan.