Michael Jordan’s uber-exclusive golf course has been open since 2019. It was designed by Florida architects, NBWW. By Devika Back in 2019, NBA legend Michael Jordan opened his very exclusive golf course. Jordan’s love for golf is old news, and has been a highlight ever since his time with the Chicago Bulls. After retirement, however, Jordan seems to have taken his love for golf to another level by starting his own golf course. Jordan is also one of the richest…

NBWW Architects is leading the design of the project, anticipated to yield nearly 330,000 square feet of real estate including 175 residential units, a 4,050-square-foot restaurant venue and 389 parking spaces. By: Oscar Nunez Coral Gables-based Codina Partners is seeking approvals from the city’s Development Review Committee (DRC) for Regency Residences, an 18-story mixed-use luxury high rise building slated to rise at 2601 Salzedo Street in the Central Business District. The structure would rise on a 74,000-square-foot piece of property,…

Florida YIMBY says “Yes In My Backyard” to positive new development in Florida designed by NBWW. By: Oscar Nunez The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has approved the heights of two towers collectively known as 317 North Federal Highway, a large scale mixed-use project planned to rise in the heart of Downtown Fort Lauderdale. The FAA has determined the structures may rise 472-feet and 500-feet above sea level as they will not have any substantial adverse effects on the navigable airspace….

CIM Group and Miami Worldcenter Associates have begun building the Jewel Box in Miami Worldcenter, which will serve as a retail component The iconic Jewel Box is intended to become a world-class signature retail component of the 27-acre Miami Worldcenter. According to the design plans, the Jewel Box in Miami Worldcenter, will be a two-story building with a glass design from floor to ceiling, occupying 78,264 square feet of retail space and a total building size of 135,208 square feet….

Designed by NBWW Architects and developed by Miami-based Adler Group, the tower is planned to rise 36 stories By: Oscar Nunez The Federal Aviation Administration has received an application requesting approvals for the construction of a 413-foot-tall structure as well as two tower cranes of 588-feet and 531-feet at the site of the planned 428-unit Nexus Riverside mixed-use skyscraper in Downtown Miami.  The site is at 230 Southwest 3rd Street, which sits east of the northbound I-95 elevated highway and bounded…