After almost 4 decades in our previous office, we’re excited to announce we’re starting a new chapter—just a couple of blocks away, in Coral Gables. Our new home holds special meaning for us: it’s The Alhambra, a building our team designed in the 1980s. Part of a transformative project that helped shape the Gables’ architectural landscape; it was the first under the Mediterranean Ordinance that today is a signature of the city. The Alhambra consists of the 14-story Alhambra Plaza…

The World Architecture Festival (WAF), a prestigious networking, awards, and trade show event, is making its U.S. debut this year. Miami Beach has been selected to host this major international gathering in November 2025, with the season kicking off at a launch event on February 5th at The Bass Museum. Amid cocktails and vibrant energy, the Nichols Architects team had the opportunity to learn more about the event and connect with new and familiar faces. What sets WAF apart is…

Every year, Miami becomes the epicenter of dance music when DJs, producers, and industry folk descend on the city to escape the winter weather, network, and party. Because spring break overlaps with this event, thousands of dance music fans also make the trek to Miami to enjoy sets by their favorite DJs. Officially called Miami Music Week, the parties take over venues and hotel pools in Miami and Miami Beach, with the 2025 dates falling on March 25-30. You can expect to hear dance…

Vacationing in St. Pete-Clearwater is always a bright idea. Quite literally. The destination, a peninsula that includes more than 20 communities on Florida’s Gulf Coast, is the world record holder for the most sunny days in a row—768 to be exact. Holding the title of the Sunshine State’s sunniest spot means St. Pete-Clearwater is a paradise for anyone looking to spend time outdoors, any time of year. Beaches and water fun Take advantage of the area’s 35 miles of beautiful beaches with a dip in winter,…

BridgeInvest has closed a $15.7 million loan to refinance existing debt on Block C East, a 1.4-acre development site at 155 NE 10th Street within the Miami Worldcenter district. The financing supports plans for a 53-story mixed-use tower by Falcone Group, further expanding the 27-acre Miami Worldcenter, one of the largest mixed-use developments in the country. The proposed 53-story tower is designed by Nichols Architects, a Coral Gables-based firm known for high-profile hospitality and residential developments, including the Miami World…