Designed by NBWW Architects and developed by Miami-based Adler Group, the tower is planned to rise 36 stories By: Oscar Nunez The Federal Aviation Administration has received an application requesting approvals for the construction of a 413-foot-tall structure as well as two tower cranes of 588-feet and 531-feet at the site of the planned 428-unit Nexus Riverside mixed-use skyscraper in Downtown Miami.  The site is at 230 Southwest 3rd Street, which sits east of the northbound I-95 elevated highway and bounded…

It looks like the NBWW designed 36-story Nexus Riverside apartment tower is getting closer to beginning construction. The developer submitted several applications to the Federal Aviation Administration on August 24 for approval to install a tower crane, and for a permanent building height. Tower crane installation is estimated on January 1, 2022, the filing states. The crane is estimated to rise 588 feet above ground at its highest. The tallest permanent point of the tower itself is planned at 413…

We love these new images of NBWW designed EPOCH Sarasota by photographer Mike Butler so much, we thought we’d share another batch. Check them out below…

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…