By Brian Bandell Adler Group unveils apartment tower, Miami staff office. Adler Group unveiled plans for Riverside Miami, an apartment tower and office building for the city’s administration. In 2018, Miami voters approved a deal for the city to sell its 3.15-acre property at 444 S.W. Second Ave. to Lancelot Miami River, an affiliate of Miami-based Adler Group. The property currently houses Miami’s administration building, which city officials decided to replace. That deal has yet to close. However, Adler Group…

The fantastic National WWII Museum in New Orleans is ranked Third Best in the entire U.S., and is now the first non-profit museum with its own hotel. It was designed by architects NBWW. Larry Olmsted There’s no official definition of a “Museum Hotel,” which has led lots of properties to embrace the title – despite having no affiliation with an actual museum. The logic seems to be that if you put up a bunch of art you are a museum…

The apartment building is connected to the passenger rail station and is designed by NBWW. By Brian Bandell The Park-Line Miami apartment towers have been completed at the Brightline passenger rail station in downtown Miami. Brightline, which will be rebranded as Virgin Trains USA, completed the 816-unit project at 100 N.W. Sixth St. It has two 30-story towers atop the rail platform at Virgin MiamiCentral, which also has a food court and offices. That gives residents a direct connection to…

Adler Group has won Urban Design Review Board approval to build the first two phases of Miami Riverside Center. … According to the newly approved plans, two towers will be built. A 38-story residential tower will have 430 apartments. A 20-story office tower will have 278,379 square feet of space, and will serve as the new administrative offices for the city of Miami. There will also be parking garages with 1,307 spaces, which is more than what is required by…

Lalezarian unveils next phase of Miami Worldcenter By Brian Bandell Lalezarian Properties, through affiliate Miami World Towers LLC, has proposed the next phase of the 27-acre Miami Worldcenter. Its 52-story Miami World Tower would total 834,795 square feet. It would have 560 multifamily units, 3,136 square feet of retail, and 401 parking spaces. Amenities would include a fitness center, theater room, 3,293 square feet of lounges, a sports deck and a rooftop pool deck. It would rise on the 2.17-acre…