Phase 1B Of Nexus Riverside has been submitted to the Federal Aviation Administration. According to the December filing, Nexus Riverside Phase 1B is planned to rise to rise 410 feet above ground or 412 feet above sea level. The work schedule for the project is listed as beginning in July 2024. The first phase, a 36-story tower known as Modera Riverside, is already well under construction. It is planned to include 428 apartments. The second phase, known as Nexus Riverside…

The fastest-growing neighborhood in Miami, Wynwood has gone from warehouses to luxury towers. By: Sandra Schulman A weekend in Wynwood is just enough time to take in the blocks of street art, shops, museums, and dining. The best place – and only luxury hotel to stay at is the Arlo Wynwood, an experience-driven hotel that opened on November 1, 2022.  Located in the heart of Wynwood, the hotel is the first in Miami’s preeminent creative and cultural district, currently home…

With the design by Nichols Architects, conceptual renderings show a high-rise tower with a mostly glass exterior. By: Colt Dodd A 2.91-acre parcel across from Spirit Airlines’ headquarters will soon find new life as The Aileron, a residential housing complex. The project calls for two 15-story towers to be developed in two phases. Both will have 380 units. The community will offer studios to three-bedroom homes, measuring 627 square feet to 2,222 square feet each. Our sources indicate that communal…

Related Group and Merrimac Ventures launch sales office for the Nichols designed Waldorf Astoria Pompano Beach Developer Related Group, the powerhouse behind some of Florida’s most significant developments, and Merrimac Ventures are partnering with hospitality brand Hilton to launch Waldorf Astoria Residences Pompano Beach. Through the partnership with Hilton, Miami-based Related Group, led by Jorge Pérez and his sons, Jon Paul and Nick, and Merrimac Ventures, helmed by Dev and Nitin Motwani, will help launch Waldorf Astoria’s first-ever purely residential…

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…