By  John Charles Robbins – Read at source at Miami Today A developer is bringing a new mixed-use residential tower that will include a hotel and outdoor dining to Miami Worldcenter. Miami A/I Parcel 3 Subsidiary LLC has presented a plan for Miami Worldcenter Block C East at 155 NE 10th St., in the northern edge of the booming Miami Worldcenter District. This project will be a 53-story mixed-use tower with a 280-key hotel, along with 351 luxury condominiums, commercial-retail…

A Beachfront Penthouse in South Florida With a Record Price Tag The five-bedroom residence in Fort Lauderdale has its own poolside cabana that includes a full bath By Nancy A. Ruhling The apex of a pyramid-shaped glass building with dramatic step-down terraces, this luxury penthouse is the most expensive condo for sale in the Sunshine State’s Broward County. The duplex residence, which begins on the 17th floor of the Auberge Beach Residences & Spa development, is being sold complete with…

Strategic Property Partners (SPP), the developers behind America’s first WELL Certified community, have just revealed what’s next for Water Street Tampa Phase II. A new residential tower, designed by Gensler with Nichols Architects serving as Architects of Record, will be the tallest building in the neighborhood, at just over 400 feet. The project is Nichols fourth in the area, following the successes of JW Marriott Waterstreet, Marriott Tampa, and EDITION Tampa, a collaboration with the New York firm Morris Adjmi….

The Next Miami paid a visit to Modera Riverside, designed by Nichols Architects, and got great night photos from the river view. The residential building rises 36 floors and will include 428 apartments when it is complete. A second tower, Nexus Riverside, has already been filed and approved by the Miami Urban Review Board. Also designed by Nichols, the new building will have the same height and hold 345 apartments. A ground break for phase two is yet to be…

The Real Deal listed on their website an interactive map feature that provides information on upcoming projects on Miami Worldcenter. With four projects in the area, Nichols Architects was featured with some of the largest numbers in the piece. Out of 8,400 residential units listed by the newspaper, nearly 2,600 are on Nichols Architects’ Miami World Towers, developed by Lalezarian Properties. Another 351 units were approved last month on a new project on Block C, amounting to nearly 3,000 residential…