We are so excited to see the progress being made on Water Street Tampa and proud to be the architects for 3 of the projects: JW Marriott Water Street Tampa, Tampa Marriott Waterside and The Tampa EDITION! And now, on to the new video from Water Street Tampa and SPP…. Since beginning construction in 2016, the first phase of Water Street Tampa is progressing closer to completion every day. Approximately 5 million square feet of residential, hospitality, office, retail and…

Water Street Tampa is rising quickly on a previously moribund corner of Tampa’s urban core. We have a building-by-building breakdown of the construction progress — and what you can expect in the months ahead. By Ashley Gurbal Kritzer Water Street Tampa is more than two years and 5 million square feet into vertical construction — and the urban district is about to hit another major milestone. Developer Strategic Property Partners says the removal of the existing railway crossing at Meridian…

The Fontainebleau Miami Beach has revealed its proposed Nichols Brosch Wurst Wolfe-designed expansion across the street at 4360 Collins Ave, which is currently a surface parking lot. Jeffrey Soffer’s Fontainebleau Miami Beach has revealed its proposed Nichols Brosch Wurst Wolfe-designed expansion across the street at 4360 Collins Ave, which is currently a surface parking lot. The buildings would be connected via a 90’-long pedestrian sky bridge that would cross West 44th Street. The addition would rise 5-stories and would feature…

Brightline is no longer called Virgin Trains after terminating a licensing deal for the name over the summer. But look at the great structure by SOM and NBWW! ParkLine at MiamiCentral Virgin Trains isn’t happy about losing the naming deal though. According to a letter sent by Brightline to investors in August, Virgin disputed the validity of the termination notice. Brightline also says that Virgin no longer has any affiliation or ownership stake with the company…. The company is evaluating…

The Fontainebleau Resort in Miami Beach is proposing to build a 5-story expansion with parking and convention space. Architect Nichols Brosch Wurst Wolfe is designing the new structure. The proposal includes three levels of parking on the lower floors, with two levels of ballroom space and additional function space on a rooftop deck. A 90-foot long pedestrian skybridge is proposed to cross 40 feet above Collins Avenue and connect to the Fontainebleau’s existing walkway on the third floor. The land…