Fontainebleau Convention Center
| Client | Fontainebleau Development |
| Status | construction |
| Sector | New Work |
“Morris Lapidus was one of the great architects of the 20th century. To maintain cohesiveness with his vision, we embraced a key element from Fontainebleau's lobby—the iconic bow-tie pattern. Applying a contemporary touch, we expanded this motif by introducing the diamond shapes onto the exterior cladding and glass surfaces, ensuring a seamless blend of heritage and contemporary design.”
Nichols Architects and Fontainebleau are not strangers to each other. Back in 2002, a $1 Billion renovation was initiated on the property, spearheaded by Nichols team. Now, as the hotel prepares to usher in a new era of grand events, our team has been brought back onboard. This time, we turned to the hotel’s storied past for design inspiration.
The expansion is designed to increase meeting space capacity and enchant visitors with state-of-the-art technology all around. Connected to Fontainebleau Miami Beach’s Tresor Tower via a skybridge, the building will have an 18,000 square foot ballroom that can be divided into four smaller spaces. The project will also have another 9,000 square feet of ballroom space, and 10 breakout rooms. The project is currently under construction and scheduled to open in 2025.
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