The Arlo Wynwood, designed by Nichols Architects, is the first full-service hotel to open in the art-centric neighborhood, which has seen tech companies flocking to the area. by Kristen Tauer Business is booming in Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood, and Arlo Hotels has moved into the heart of the action. The Arlo Wynwood recently opened its doors, becoming the first full-service hotel located within the creative Miami neighborhood. Known for street art and graffiti, the Design District-adjacent neighborhood continues to see new…

Meet the Waves Dania Beach by Nichols Architects. By: Colt Dodd The multi-million-dollar venture requires 1.3 million square feet of new construction, divided among two 15-story buildings, per the South Florida Business Journal. One building is called 90 Wave, and the other is called 70 Wave. The Real Deal reports that the towers were initially 210 feet tall, but developers revised the plans, and now they stand 188 feet tall. The towers will comprise about 650,000 square feet each, featuring…

Where To Stay, Dine And Party During Miami Art Week By: Sarah Finkel As if Miami needed another excuse to pop champagne, regular party programming meets its big sister in the slew of exclusive VIP bashes, soirees, afterparties, fashion receptions and all-around star-studded debauchery that Art Basel Miami Beach inspires. This annual Miami art convention seduces an international crowd of art worshipers, whether it be in the form of a painting, sculpture, soundtrack, digital rendering, three-course meal or a head-to-toe…

  By: Oscar Nunez 8:00 am on November 16, 2022 YIMBY stopped by the recently opened Arlo Wynwood, a 9-story boutique hotel at 2217 Northwest Miami Court in Miami’s Wynwood Arts District. Designed by Nichols Architects with interiors by Meyer Davis and developed by Quadrum Global, the 114-foot-tall structure yields 217 rooms, marking the latest installation of the Arlo Hotels brand and the first hotel for the rapidly developing Wynwood area. Plaza Construction served as the general contractor for the…

The newest luxury spots for your next vacation (or staycation), including Nichols designed Arlo Wynwood! By Trevor Morrow Sunshine, ocean views and construction cranes: You’d be hard pressed to go a day in Miami without seeing at least two of the three. And the latter, it could be said, is the result of the prior. It’s the sunshine and ocean views that turned Miami into one of the country’s most popular cities to visit, live, work and party — and…