Equipment and special features of this development project
The Edge will be one of the most exclusive and sophisticated residential buildings for sale in Montevideo, Uruguay designed by Foster + Partners together with Ponce de León Architects and located in front of Carrasco beach.
With just 8 apartments, all of them with sea views and an interior height of 3 meters, this building has been meticulously designed to offer a unique blend of architectural excellence, spacious interiors, excellent quality finishes and pleasant outdoor spaces, all while ensuring the sustainability and modern comfort.
The building will have an impressive lobby with an imposing central patio with a European magnolia that will be the central axis of the building presenting the distinctive "Void" that runs through its interior. This innovative design element, created with glass bricks from acclaimed studio POESIA, not only serves as a structural centerpiece but also transforms into a work of art, bathing the space in warm natural light.
In terms of amenities, it will have a wellness area with a heated indoor pool, gym and sauna. The building will also have a common use garden with an outdoor kitchen, toilets and fire pit.
It will also have a large underground parking with boxes, courtesy parking and a complete 24-hour security system.
Featured Brands: Estudio POESIA (Italy) – Glass bricks; Schüco (Germany) – windows and facades, Porcelanosa (Spain) – Bathrooms, Bulthaup (Germany) – Kitchens, Miele (Germany) – Appliances, Bang & Olufsen (Denmark) – audio.
Delivery projected for the second half of 2027
Carrasco is a privileged residential neighborhood located southeast of the Uruguayan capital. Founded as a seaside resort in 1912, it remained isolated until its peak tourist popularity in the 1930s. Its design is the work of the renowned French landscape architect Charles Thays, who applied traditional French urban planning, blending it with the style of American garden neighborhoods. This neighborhood is characterized by its exceptional tranquility and excellent tree coverage; it also maintains a line of low-rise buildings, which allows for much less population density than other areas of the city, combining good urban design with exclusivity.
Montevideo’s shore finds one of its finest expressions in Carrasco from a landscape perspective, with its beach being the longest in the city. Arocena Avenue is the most important commercial axis of the area, where various gastronomic, financial, health, and office services are located. Additionally, this is the location of the elegant Hotel Carrasco, surrounded by vast gardens and a large plaza extending onto the magnificent Carrasco beach.