Overtown Block 19, is a building with 413 apartments, 23,000 square feet of ground-floor retail and a parking garage, designed by Nichols Architects of Coral Gables   By Francisco Alvarado A pair of mixed-use projects and a mega-condominium development scored Miami board approvals for their designs, a key step toward breaking ground. The Miami Urban Development Review Board on Wednesday gave the green light to three condominium towers. UDRB approved Overtown Block 19, a 413-unit multifamily project with ground-floor retail…

Exciting news! Today, the Overtown Block 19 project designed by Nichols Architects has received approval from Miami UDRB! This project, located in the historically African American neighborhood of Overtown, is a fantastic example of community-driven development and we couldn’t be more thrilled to see it move forward. We want to extend a huge congratulations to the team for their exceptional work on this project: Beacon Advisors, Mitchell Newman, Greenberg Traurig, Witkin Hults + Partners, and our own designers at Nichols…

A 7-story downtown Miami parking garage is set to be demolished to make way for a 57-story apartment building called M-Tower, after a demolition permit was approved. A demolition permit for the garage was approved on March 2, Miami Building Department records show. The new M-Tower development will replace those spaces (and add more), with 694 parking spaces in an 8-story podium. M-Tower will also include 675 apartments and 10,411 square feet of retail. The tower will top off at…

At Miami Worldcenter, the 53-story Miami World Tower is continuing to rise, with balconies now in view, new photos by Kyle Merville show. The shell of the tower now appears to be at around level 29. The balconies are designed to appear as wave crests approaching the shore, the developer said in a 2020 submission to the city. The overall effect is that of a building in motion, the developer added. Miami World Tower 1 is planned to include: 565…

The tower designed by Nichols Architects promises to be a hallmark in Miami’s skyline. By: Oscar Nunez Karam Group and Claro Development have brought back to life ambitious plans for their 78-story mixed-use tower 18, also known as 18 At 8th, unveiled back in 2017. Standing tall at 954 feet above the ground and 960 feet above mean sea level, this radiant structure would be located at the southwest corner of South Miami Avenue and Southwest 8th Street and replace…