The developers of the 27-acre Miami Worldcenter recently started construction of its signature retail component, known as the “jewel box.” By Brian Bandell  –  Senior Reporter, South Florida Business Journal The two-story building, at 150 N.E. Eighth St., Miami, will total 78,000 square feet and include a rooftop overlooking World Square plaza, a public gathering space at the end of a retail-lined pedestrian paseo. It’s being developed by Miami-based Miami Worldcenter Associates and Los Angeles-based CIM Group. Designed by Coral…

NBWW designed EPOCH Sarasota was recently captured by photographer Mike Butler. See the dynamic images below…

The NBWW designed project would include residential units, hotel rooms and restaurant space. By Matthew Arrojas A local developer proposed two towers, including a 100-room hotel, near the beach in Fort Lauderdale. Sunrise FTL Ventures LLLP, an affiliate of Miami-based Integra Investments, proposed the mixed-use project at 2884 E. Sunrise Blvd. The plan includes a 55-unit condo building next to the hotel tower with shared parking beneath both structures. The Fort Lauderdale Development Review Committee will review the proposal at…

A developer has applied for a construction permit to build the NBWW designed 36-story Nexus Riverside tower in downtown Miami. The application was filed with Miami’s Building Department on July 29. A full set of plans has yet to be attached to the application, so it isn’t yet under review. According to the application, the Nexus Riverside tower will rise 36 stories, or 411 feet. It will include 428 apartments, spread over a total of 694,023 square feet of building…

A utilities deal was recently signed between Kevin Lalezarian, on behalf of Miami World Towers LLC, and Miami-Dade County, to connect the proposed 53-story Miami World Tower to the city’s water and sewage system. By: Oscar Nunez As per the agreement, the first phase of the development, which is designed by NBWW Architects, will include 565 residential units and a 3,000-square-foot full service restaurant venue. The skyscraper is planned to rise 579-feet within the greater 27-acre Miami Worldcenter development in the…