The Moore Building

This is a beautiful building! Great décor but misses usable space on the front floors… Look at my pic and you will see that it resembles a little the architecture of Gaudi (keeping distance) in the center… Very nice though. For a wine tasting, very nice, but have to climb stairs and with wine… Well just ok! The other glitch, restrooms only on the first floor… That is a major minus!
The venue is at midtown and needs valet!
Enjoy your …

This review is more so for the event that I went to that was located in this building. Was given free VIP tix to Eats and Beats and when I first drove by I was surprised I had never notice the building. As we walked past the long line we were let right in and given out wristbands the process was quick and efficient. As soon as you walk in you notice the beautiful design of the building four floors up. The music was great and since were let in early with VIP we were able to try everything before the place got jam packed. Once they started to let everyone in it began to get very hot and the halls got super crammed people were pushing and it was very uncomfortable. Also I did not like that you had only one stairway to go up and down through and that they only had restrooms on the first floor. All in all I think the building is gorgeous I just would’nt go to an event if it’s going to be that packed.

I know nothing about architecture, but I do know about coolitecture. And, it wasn’t just the velvet ropes and super serious bouncers to show that The Moore Building has «it.» Yep, it’s got dat cool factor (notice the expertly placed «d»).
An awesome four story building with an artistic enough middle structure to make you look and think hmmmmmmmm, The Moore Building is a great place to host events for the coolest of cool.
In the heart of the design district among Prada, Louis Vuitton, and other European designers of which I can not afford, the location attracts the elite.
With its four floors, it is the perfect venue for a tasting event and while the crowds may be thick, you feel like you can actually move around. The layout is not perfect for easy movement, but if it was, it would lose some of that cool design that makes the building unique.
One word: Awe-​some.

Nice venue for large scale events, like the recent Eats and Beats party, or the Unilocal Midsummernight’s Dream (what happened to the latter, I miss those parties). Four different floors, cool pink strobe lights, good sound quality from the DJ. There are some major flaws with this venue, however:
1) There should be stairs on both sides of each floor instead of only one. The stairways are narrow and everything gets backed up by people trying to go up or down a floor. The stairs are also poorly lit, which slows traffic even further because people can’t see where they’re stepping. No one wants to fall down the stairs and make an ass of themselves.
2) There should be a bathroom on each floor. There should also be signs pointing to the bathrooms. Not sexy, I know, but we had to ask a bouncer where the bathrooms are located. We were told the only restrooms are on the bottom floor, so I just sucked it up (see bullet point 1).
3) The air-​conditioning is insufficient for the amount of people. Everyone was fanning themselves with everything they could find, from flyers to napkins, because it was so hot in there.
4) No valet parking, also very limited street parking in the area.
Those things aside, I suppose it depends on the type of even you attend here. I had a great time at both.

This building is beautiful!!! The stairs are a little rough though. I highly recommend wearing comfortable shoes. I can’t wait to go back next year!

Went to the Moore Building for the pamper me fabulous event which was not so fabulous. As far as the event is concerned, there were limited vendors there and not much to buy. The gift bags were not what I expected as I watched some YouTube videos of gift bags that were given previous years and was expecting much more. Nice idea but I will probably not go next year.
As for the building, it was very large, open, and the architectural design was really pleasing to the eye. The restrooms were also clean. Parking is the only issue as most of the metered parking spaces are taken because there are a few high end stores in the area but if there is an event most likely they will have valet. If there is another event at this location, I will attend.

I have been to this building on two occasions since this building gets a lot of use for Miami events and exhibits. I went for the Salvador Dali exhibit and recently for Pamper me Fabulous.
My opinion remains the same. At first glance it is a stunning building with unique architecture in the middle of the building that makes it look very abstract. I love the uniqueness and that from every floor you get a nice view and plenty of room.
However, whoever owns this place needs to make some dire renovations! Every time I go up each flight of stairs, it makes this sad squeeky sound that leads me to believe the stairs will collapse at any moment and a big law suit will come with it. Not charming in the least bit. It is also very dirty. The walls need a fresh coat of paint and the floors need to be polished or refinished. The lighting inside is also almost non existent, so if you have a night event you better bring a lot of LED lights.
I had a thought of renting this place for my wedding, but at the high price it just isn’t worth the money or work.

What a beautiful building! I came here for an Intel/​TigerDirect event where everything was free (entry, drinks, bites) and I had a really good time. The inside consist of 4 different floors all lit up with different interactive things to do. The DJ in the center with the moving stage that went up and down was awesome! The only thing I can see going wrong was that because of the amount of people the event held, everyone is forced to use the one stair case to go up and down floors. So it got a little crowded and hectic, but it wasn’t that much of a big deal. I would definitely come here again for another cool (and free) event. And I would totally love to throw an epic birthday party here.

Alright, Peeps: Sooo… I came to the Moore Building for the
and Intel® Present the First Annual Holiday Bash last week and I’ve gotta lot to say. Some of it’s about building, the rest is about the party, so please bare with me…
Oh… Tiger Direct/​Intel party… You had me @ «hello»! Ok, not exactly, but when I saw this event on Unilocal,I was SO PSYCHED to get there. So much so, that I dam near forced my bestie @ gunpoint to go with me. Ok… maybe not LITERAL gunpoint, but I did make a gun with my fingers and point excessively while demanding (begging?) her to be my +1 in my search for fun and adventure!
Ok, I’ll admit that the technological displays left a bit to be desired and I could have dealt without having to climb 3 flights of stairs in 4″ heels (TWICE) to see the majority of them, but I actually had a pretty great time. The Moore Building is a GORGEOUS venue. I’d never been here before, but I’d heard great things about how beautiful the place was. Well, they weren’t lying. It’s beautiful. PERIOD. And the way the blue/​purple/​whateva the hell other colors there were (I was buzzin’) bounced off the walls and ceilings was awesome! As I strutted my stuff around the place, I begin to feel a change. Was it the heat? Or the free (delicious)drinks? Or the fact that I was sweating out my freshly flat-​ironed hair? Hells no! It was the feeling of… dare I say it… BRINGIN SEXY BACK! There were sexy people, particularly sexy men… ok, correction: SOME sexy men. There were also sexy drinks AND there were sexy men!!! Wait… did I mention sexy men already? Ah well. that’s how sexy SOME OF THEM were.
Now, back to the building. I hear the Moore Building is historical, which is cool. But I could care less. I’m a true girl’s girl, so all I care about is the fact that it was pretty and the architectural structures hanging from the ceiling (???) were cool. Now, that being said… the stairs were kinda rickety, which would have been fine if I hadn’t had, like, 3 drinks and really high heels on. I believe there are service elevators, but they were unavailable to the majority of the guests which was FANTASTIC! (Do you detect a note of sarcasm?) Other than that, I have no other complaints. Like I said, 8 millions times in this review already, the Moore Building is a lovely venue. It’s very spacious and the possibilities are endless!
Skipping a bit backwards, I’d like to re-​mention the sexy men. There were some sexified, sexilicious sex goblins out there of all shapes, sizes, and flavors. It’s times like those that I really commend myself for moving to Miami. In fact, there was one hottie hot hot that kinda followed me & bestie to every floor with his besties. Unfortunately, I didn’t get the number! I think he was waiting for me to ask, but you guys know how shy I am. That being said… To the 6’5″ — 7′ tall, 35 – 40 year old Boricua with the charcoal gray suit, dark-​rimmed glasses, curly salt-​n-​pepper hair, smooth skin and gorgeous smile: I would like to know if you’d either like to go out for sushi or marry me, or be my babydaddy? Let me know quickly so I can book the Moore Building for the wedding reception and/​or baby shower. After all, that is «our place» now! Smooches
Oh Moore Building… YOU, TOO, had me at «hello»!

What a cool building! That is really the first thing that comes to mind. Four stories that are versatile enough to host ANY event from art galleries to showcasing the newest from Tigerdirect and Intel (The event I went for).
There was a fairly good amount of people and the AC pumped cold enough to keep the place comfortable. The 4^th floor housed the speakers which were a little too loud, but I assume that it had to be that loud because it was the only speakers and had to fill the entire building with sound.
The crazy disign in the middle is awesome when lit up by the LED lights and every column/​wall in the place has moveable LED lights that make the entire place come to life.

Oh how I love the Moore Building! If I could choose a building in all of Miami to join in wedlock like that weird lady who married the Eiffel Tower, it would be The Moore Building. I’ve been here for a couple of events including Wine Enthusiast’s Toast of Town. I’m in love with it’s industrial-​looking façade and the cast iron staircase inside. I love that it has multiple personalities and can be the perfect venue for different types of events. From art galleries to fashion events to food and wine tastings, it’s a magnificent, multifunctional space. I especially love Zaha Hadid’s cool art installation, «Elastica» on the ceiling. If you haven’t been here yet, you are truly missing out.

I love attending events @ the Moore Building!!!
Open, airy and fun… and might I mention that some of my Miami’s best restaurants are only a few feet away!!!
5 Giant Red Stars!

Absolutely gorgeous space for an event. And since the space can hold up to 2,500 guests… you basically can throw any sort of event here. The 1^st floor is open cement flooring with high ceilings and a front and back entrance.
Walking up the grand main staircase you’ll get to subsequent floors above that look out over the main floor balcony-​style. But these aren’t normal balconies — the floor space is more than enough to hold sampling tables, dancers, and plenty of mingling guests. A total of four floors with a glass, sky-​lit ceiling and a day event is both chic and classic. For evening the lighting is stylish — you won’t find a lick of flourescent glows here. The organic art structures that stretch across the middle area add an air of excitement and beauty to a rather simple canvas.
With an elevator, load-​in door and prep space in the back, the Moore Building is the perfect venue for a spectacular party!

What a gorgeous building. Perfect setting for any kind of event or special function. It’s old warm charm is so intoxicating. Every time I come here for an event, I am more and more mesmerized with all of it’s beauty.
Wrought iron rails going from floor to floor, huge open spacious spaces to support anything your mind can imagine. And yes I may be biased but « Unilocal Summer’s Night Dream» took over this space last year for our event and to this day no other event can compare.
This historic beauty has it all if done the right way. When you walk in the air is filled with elegance, history of architecture, in a sultry décor. Level after level of hard wood floors, beautiful staircases, perfect for picture setting’s.
Charity events, party’s, you name it this building can handle any kind of function. It is huge with plenty of room for many people. Get a band a DJ, food, bars, oh the set up can be endless.
One of my favorite places in Miami to come. Pure beauty in the Design District, awesome location.

I don’t think I would have ever heard of this place if not for an event that took place here.
It is located in the Miami Design District and it is one of the most unique, charming, and spacious spaces I’ve ever been to.
From the outside, it is the epitome of historic Miami architecture, just gorgeous. When you walk inside, you are taken aback at the unique layout. It has three floors with each floor winding around the building and with an open space up trough the middle of the room that has a cool sculpture going from floor to floor (see pics).
This place is perfect for any event, and the best part is that it’s so distinctive!

I must have nodded off through my design classes :)
Despite the various events I had been to at the Moore Building — the lovely Unilocal Summer Nights and the cool Heineken Inspire — I had been remiss in connecting the lovely patio next to the building. I had enjoyed plenty of free drinks during art walks past there, sitting on the outdoor couches and gazing at the stars through the trellis ceiling. I just never made the connection!
Besides, the beauty of the Moore Building proper — the open central corridor, the wood flooring and the funky shapes of the bracing system and the funky colored bathroom doors — the entry garden has a string-​like trellis ceiling, enough trees and cool copper doors that make for good acoustics.
The lesson here: keep your eyes open to enjoy all the beauty Miami has to offer!

Love this building and its antiquey charm. How many old school Miami buildings offer four floors of spectacular strolling room? Fit for any event, especially the biggies.
The view from the fourth floor looking almost makes you woozy, but the railings will keep you reined in.
The one downside to this place is that there are bathrooms only on the first floor, and the stairs are a little on the steep/​slippery side.
Otherwise, I LOVE this place and look forward to every opportunity I can to attend an event here. Nothing but the best!

If we have anything called ‘historic’ here in Miami, this building is part of what our history is.
A beautiful building that has a spacious interior where each floor winds around the building with an open space up to the ceiling. There is an amazing sculpture that runs throughout the floors to the top. We went for an event and it was the perfect place to have it. Just be careful if you are drinking with the stairs. I hear they cater to all different types of events. Its definitely a ‘different’ option to hold a special party.

If you or your company are looking to stage an event in Miami — the Moore building is definitely a venue that will guarantee a huge bang and a resounding success.
The eclectic interior in addition to being a work of art within itself is versatile enough to allow a cohesive atmosphere, excellent and readily available facilities, usable spaces every where and a true Miami landmark, this place is a true gem in the Magic City —
Check it out ! For sure there will be something worth writing about happening there …

I have been to two events here now, and this building is absolutely beautiful. Heineken Inspire and Unilocal Summer’s Night Dream were held here — and the architecture of the building just adds that extra glamour to any party.
The interior beams are just so phenomenal and the way that all the floors are still connected to the party makes large events still feel intimate.
Heineken Inspire’s event also had the DJ booth floating up and down the floors, which was a great touch.
There are just so many reasons to love this building, I will definitely be putting this on my list for wedding reception possibilities!!!