Host your Art Week moment at The HUB.
15,000 square feet of open-air Yard under the lights, on one regenerative campus in Little Haiti — ten minutes from the Design District.
Only a few Art Week dates remain.
Check Art Week dates →
15,000 SF under the lights.
String lights, lawn and palms on a regenerative campus at 224 NE 59th Street.
- The Yard
- Restrooms
- Basic power
- A HUB staff lead
- Podcast room
- AV and furniture
- Food truck
What hosts gather for.
Launches
Unveil a collection, product or project under the lights.
Dinners
A long table in the open air for the people who matter.
Showcases
Artists, makers and ideas on a regenerative campus.
After-parties
Keep the night going after the fairs close.
Brand activations
Bring your brand to life where the Art Week crowd gathers.
Art Week has happened here.
Host your Art Week moment at The HUB.
Tell us about your moment and the nights you have in mind. We’ll come back quickly with what’s open.
224 NE 59th St, Miami
The Future
is Here.
“A multi-purpose, climate-forward facility focused on the regenerative futures of culture, community, and the natural environment.”Our Manifesto
The Climate + Innovation HUB is a 2-acre climate campus, wellness complex, and biophilic learning center — adaptively repurposed from an abandoned warehouse — with a 15,000 SF outdoor oasis.
Powered by 209 solar panels generating up to 62.7 kWh, we’re demonstrating how regenerative placemaking revitalizes both buildings and communities. More than a workspace — an ecosystem designed for innovators, entrepreneurs, start-ups and storytellers.
Spaces available.
Fully furnished co-working and private offices with access to communal amenities, meeting rooms, and a podcast studio.
Unit 129
Floating Desks
Podcast Room
All Amenities Included
Fully furnished · Plug & Play
A room worth
recording in.
A fully-equipped, plug-and-play production studio. Multi-cam, broadcast audio, and comfortable seating for up to eight guests. Bring your show — we’ve got the gear.
Regenerative
by Design.
Biophilic Design
Integrating natural elements, patterns, and processes into the built environment to deepen human connection with nature and enhance psychological and physical well-being.
Regenerative Placemaking
A global framework for regenerative development. By applying the Regenerative Placemaking Framework to the HUB, we demonstrate how innovative ESG strategies generate outsized returns while revitalizing local communities.
Urban Garden
A 15,000 SF outdoor oasis with pollinator habitat and community plots — bringing food, biodiversity, and ecological learning into the workday.
Solar Energy
209 rooftop panels generating up to 62.7 kWh of sustainable energy, offsetting campus operations and pushing toward net-zero.
Material Innovation
Showcasing and testing emerging sustainable materials and prototyped solutions designed to enhance the resilience and adaptive capacity of buildings, coastlines, and infrastructure in the face of climate risk.
EcoSystems Thinking
EcoSystems Thinking is the lens through which we approach regenerative placemaking. It’s the understanding that all systems—ecological, social, economic, cultural—are profoundly interconnected. Without it, placemaking remains isolated and extractive. With it, every decision regenerates rather than depletes.
Events & Stories
Event recaps, community spotlights, and updates from the Climate + Innovation HUB.
What’s Happening at the Climate & Innovation HUB – Miami?
What’s Happening at the Climate & Innovation HUB – Miami?
Co-working, podcast studio, and events — a look at the innovators, collaborations, and spring gatherings shaping the Climate & Innovation HUB in Miami.
Art & Innovation for Coastal Cities: What We’re Learning from The ReefLine’s Underwater Sculpture Park
Art & Innovation for Coastal Cities: What We’re Learning from The ReefLine’s Underwater Sculpture Park
What Future of Cities is learning from The ReefLine’s seven-mile underwater sculpture park — and why cross-sector collaboration is the model for coastal cities.
Utopian Hours, US Edition: Community Leaders Speak on Dignified Approaches to Urban Development
Utopian Hours, US Edition: Community Leaders Speak on Dignified Approaches to Urban Development
Community leaders from Miami to Jacksonville to Haiti on dignified, community-led urban development — recapping the first US edition of Utopian Hours at the HUB.
Artist Highlight: James Brutus — “Delivrance” | Little Haiti, Miami
Artist Highlight: James Brutus — “Delivrance” | Little Haiti, Miami
James Brutus’s “Delivrance” — a 20ft indoor mural honoring the resilience of Haitian women, created for the Climate & Innovation HUB in Little Haiti.
Little Haiti · ten minutes from the Design District · 224 NE 59th St
Little Haiti
Ti Ayiti
Creative studios, breweries, fitness tenants, galleries, and Michelin-starred kitchens all within walking distance. Ten minutes north of the Miami Design District, steps from the Magic City Innovation District — home to Ultra Padel, ZeyZey, and Magic 13 Brewery.
Nearby: Verde Market, Plantisserie, Boia De, Walrus Rodeo, Upper Buena Vista, Palapa Miami, VinoNueva, Sweat Records, Flora Plant Kitchen, Panther Coffee. Within blocks of Little River — home to Sunny’s Steakhouse, the Citadel, Imperial Moto, and Fooq’s.
Schedule a tour.
Start a conversation.
Inquire about co-working memberships, the podcast studio, tours, partnerships, press, or career opportunities.
224 NE 59th Street
Little Haiti, Miami, FL 33137
Nicholas Lester
hub@focities.com
Tours by appointment only