Designed by Nichols Architects, Loews Miami Beach Hotel rolls out the red carpet for families with all kinds of amenities and programming offered year-round. That includes the SoBe Kids Club, where four- to 10-year-olds can take part in arts and crafts, STEM activities, cooking classes and other experiences curated in partnership with the Miami Children’s Museum and Frost Museum of Science. When it’s time to go for a swim, the hotel’s beachfront and zero-entry pool make it easy to cool…

The Fontainebleau Group celebrated last Friday the Top Out of its new Coastal Convention Center building. With the expansion, the historic hotel will be offering state-of-the-art conference amenities and inspired by coastal soirees. Designed by Nichols Architects with seamless connection to the outdoors, private terraces, and two elegant ballrooms. 45,000 sf total 16,000 sf grand ballroom 9,500 sf junior ballroom 15,000 sf pre-function space 7 meeting rooms Team: Fontainebleau Development Nichols Architects Structural Engineers – YAS M.E.P. – HNGS Interior…

A Mandarin Oriental Hotel is being constructed at the corner of Federal Highway and East Camino Real in downtown Boca Raton. The ultra-luxury resort will contain 163 guest rooms and the residential tower will host 85 private residences. Following the news of the project’s re-financing, the project has now announced the expected opening date for 2025. The project has received constant updates to ensure the best design standards are applied on the project. Nichols Architects have joined the team in…

She’s been to Miami at least 20 times, and now Glamour’s editor Andrea Navarro shares with us her top picks. Nichols Architects have designed the best hotels in Miami’s South Beach, Wynwood and Key Biscayne areas. Check it out: BEST HOTEL IN WYNWOOD: ARLO WYNWOOD by Nichols Architects Want to capture Wynwood’s vibrant art scene? Head over to the Arlo. This hotel, the first to open in Miami’s celebrated art district, mirrors the creativity of the surrounding galleries and boutiques….

By Erik Bojnansky – Reporter, South Florida Business Journal A land use board in the city of Miami gave developer Art Falcone the green light to build a 53-story mixed-use tower in Miami Worldcenter. The Urban Development Review Board approved Coral Gables-based Nichols Architects’ plans for Miami Worldcenter Block C on March 20. The board’s approval means that Boca Raton-based Falcone Group can move forward with its 726,408-square-foot project at 155 N.E. 10th St., said Thais Rupeika, brand specialist for Nichols…