With a legacy of 35 years, the Festival of Trees is an annual fundraising event for FIU’s Interior Architecture students and programs. Each year, Festival of the Trees sponsors underwrite designers who design and build their unique holiday creations and donate the art pieces to the fundraising event. The “trees” are set on display at the gala opening and at the end of the evening the attendees are provided with the opportunity to make a donation to obtain and claim…

AIA Greenville and Nichols Architects presents design awards and check to Greenville County Animal Care AIA Greenville’s inaugural design-build competition raised $5,250 to benefit Greenville County Animal Care’s Safety Net Foster Program, which supports people in crisis who are at risk of losing their pet(s) due to a temporary hardship or unexpected emergency. AIA Greenville, Nichols Architects, participants and sponsors gathered at Southernside Brewery to celebrate the successful conclusion of the PAWchitecture competition that raised funds through the auction of…

Seven Panels, One Keynote, Three hours of Networking, Food Trucks, Three hours of Cocktails Tue September 12 2023 @ 8:00 AM EDT Reimagining Hospitality Miami’s Response to New Market Dynamics Who You’ll Meet: Top investors, developers, owners, brokers and agents, policymakers, and industry experts in the Miami commercial real estate market. https://www.bisnow.com/events/south-florida/state-of-market/premier-full-day-miami-state-of-the-market-8096

A full day of Development, Hospitality, Housing, Marketing, Mixed-use, Infrastructure, and Community Building Tue September 12 2023 @ 8:00 AM EDT Nichols Architects’ principal Igor Reyes to speak on panel event: Reimagining Hospitality – Miami’s Response to New Market Dynamics What You’ll Learn:  Gain insight into the inherent opportunities and challenges of developing Miami’s waterfront properties, including considerations for environmental impact, regulatory frameworks, and market dynamics. Explore the rising importance of sustainability and green construction practices in shaping the future…

The idea for PAWchitecture originally came from the Nichols Architects firm in Miami, which executed a similar project last year through Miami’s AIA chapter and the Miami Center for Architecture & Design. By Eli Kibler The American Institute of Architects (AIA) Greenville chapter on Tuesday announced its new PAWchitecture design-build competition, which aims to bring together the city’s top builders, architects, and designers to create high-end cat and dog condos. The structures will be auctioned off to raise money that…