New renderings and site plans have unveiled the entirety of the vision for Miami World Towers, an expansive mixed-use development set to completely transform Block E within the 27-acre Miami Worldcenter complex in downtown Miami. Aerial view of Miami World Towers. Designed by Nichols Architects. Credit: Lalezarian Properties. By: Oscar Nunez 8:00 am on September 15, 2023 Designed by Nichols Architects with Kimley-Horn as the landscape architect and developed by Miami World Towers LLC, an affiliate of Lalezarian Properties, this…

Miami World Tower 1 just topped off this summer. Now, its developer is planning three additional towers… 2,000 More Units, At FAA Max Height. The newly revealed towers include: Miami World Tower 2a – 25 stories, 279 feet above ground, 293 feet above sea level Miami World Tower 2b – 68 stories, 694 feet above ground, 709 feet above sea level (the maximum permitted by the FAA in the area) Miami World Tower 3 – 68 stories, 694 feet above…

Downtown Miami’s Nexus Riverside is already under construction, with a 36-story tower rising designed by Nichols Architects. The developer has now signed a utilities agreement to add hundreds more units. According to the September 6 agreement with Miami Dade’s Water & Sewer Department, Nexus Riverside 1B will include: 350 apartments 521 square feet of full service restaurant The first tower now under construction is planned to include include 428 rental apartments, 4,266 square feet of ground floor retail, and an…

Video: Here’s What It Looks Like From The Top Of The New Miami World Tower The first Miami World Tower isn’t yet complete – but project architect Nichols has posted a sneak peek of the view from the rooftop deck. Miami World Tower 1 topped off in July at 53 stories, or 579 feet above ground, 590 feet above sea level. It is the second tallest rental apartment tower in Miami, for now. When complete, Miami World Tower 1 is…

Whether you’re trying to rave or relax, there’s a luxe Miami pool perfect for every occasion. By Margaret Abrams Once the weather cools down, it might be time to start plotting your next beach getaway. If you don’t feel like crossing the country to visit Los Angeles and would rather not go island hopping, it might be easier to venture down to South Florida for a quick weekend visit. Just in time for cooler temps, Observer has rounded up some…