The Business Journal held its fourth annual Structures Awards recognizing the tri-county area’s top real estate projects, deals and dealmakers Nov. 21 at Jungle Island in Miami. The Structures Awards honor the most impactful projects and people in the tri-county region’s real estate and development sectors. Projects range from residential to commercial, hospitality to green projects and beyond. ——- CONGRATULATIONS to all of the winners and finalists! ——- BEST ARCHITECTURE/DESIGN: FINALISTS Auberge Beach Residences & Spa Fort Lauderdale Nichols Brosch Wurst Wolfe…

A beautiful new view of the JW Marriott Water Street Tampa’s pool deck. Tampa’s new 4-Star hotel with 500 guest rooms, innovative meeting space, as well as shared gathering spaces, exciting restaurants, and rooftop lounge areas, brought together with a world-class design. “The design of the hotel strengthens the connection between the building and its location, allowing the guest experience to admire and blend into the spirit of the city.”— John Nichols, NBWW

Miami Worldcenter has plans to build an entertainment hub, food hall and a rooftop restaurant in downtown Miami, according to newly released marketing material. The entertainment hub will include 90,000 square feet of “world class entertainment,” along with the food hall, next to the CitizenM Hotel that is preparing to begin construction. Also next to the food hall will be a rooftop restaurant. A Marriott Marquis Hotel & Convention Center with 1,800 luxury rooms and 600,000 square feet of convention…

From Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles, these hotels have recruited top designers and firms, such as Roman and Williams, Jacques Garcia, and Martyn Lawrence Bullard, to create spaces that are as memorable as the cuisine By Elizabeth Stamp Matador Room (Miami) Celebrated chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten puts a new spin on the midcentury supper club at the Matador Room at the Miami Beach Edition. Guests can dine on the lush terrace or in the sunken oval dining room, which is illuminated…