Last Friday marked the soft opening of The Olde Naples Hotel, introducing a hospitality experience designed as a contemporary interpretation of Old Florida living — relaxed, refined, and deeply connected to its surroundings. As Architect of Record, Nichols Architects played a key role throughout every stage of the project, helping bring the vision to life through the coordination and refinement of the many details that shape the guest experience behind the scenes. The project reflects a strong collaborative effort, with…

A utilities agreement has been completed for Block E at Miami Worldcenter, as reported by TheNextMiami. The addendum was recorded on July 21st, and it modifies a previous utilities deal, revising planned usage that includes a bar/cocktail lounge, full-service restaurant and office spaces. Designed by Nichols Architects and developed by Flow, the retail building at Block E is planned to rise 3 stories, with some of its air rights used on Miami World Towers, a 4-tower complex also designed by…

Codina Partners will take management in house for its properties, including two major new developments in Miami-Dade County. The Coral Gables-based developer launched its Multi-Family Property Management Division exclusively for its own portfolio, reported Brian Bandell from South Florida Business Journal. The first one will be Regency Parc, a project that broke ground in Coral Gables in 2023. The 126-unit luxury apartment complex designed by Nichols Architects will have larger units for people used to having single-family homes. When Regency Parc…

Today marked an exciting milestone as the team gathered for the official groundbreaking ceremony of the Waldorf Astoria Residences in Pompano Beach. The event brought together developers, design teams, brokers, and future residents to celebrate the beginning of construction on what promises to be one of South Florida’s most exceptional oceanfront addresses. Developed by Related Group and Merrimac Ventures, and envisioned by Nichols Architects, KORA, BAMO, Enea Landscape and Coastal Construction, the project reflects a collaborative effort rooted in design…

By Lisa J. Huriash, from South Florida Sun Sentinel The fast-growing city of Pompano Beach is poised to grow even bigger — with a $2 billion, 75-acre revamped downtown envisioned to lure people with new residences, stores, offices as well as a water feature that could span as far as 12 city blocks. An artist’s rendering shows the extent of what’s possible: Many new multi-story buildings would flank a pedestrian-friendly, community-oriented grassy area that is centered around the waterway, with ample…