Miami’s Adler Group is still planning to develop Riverside Center with a design that is similar to what was shown to voters in a 2018 referendum. In a statement released to The Next Miami, a spokesperson said that the Riverfront property would be developed “in consonance with the 2018 design.” The project will enhance the Miami skyline and riverwalk in a way that will make the community “proud,” the developer added. Last month, Adler was granted UDRB approval for a…

Facades+ Ft. Lauderdale will spotlight architectural trends in southern florida and is hosted by local firm NBWW Architects. By Matthew Marani Located on the rim of the Gulf of Mexico at the southernmost extremity of the United States, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and the rapidly expanding Miami metropolitan region, is experiencing a tremendous moment in high-quality design and re-urbanization. Neighborhoods such as the Miami Design District and Wynwood are fundamentally questioning the architectural status quo in the state, and proving a…

A skyscraper is coming to Miami Worldcenter, serving to further build out the evolving Park West neighborhood north of downtown Miami. It is designed by NBWW. Written by John Charles Robbins The latest project is Miami World Tower, planned for Block E of the sweeping development, at 700 NE First St. The new building is designed at 52 stories, to be home to 560 residential units and about 3,136 square feet of commercial-retail space. The site borders the Miami Worldcenter…

How Are Visionaries Igniting Demand for a Booming Market? NBWW President, Igor Reyes weighs in as a speaker… With the market’s impressive forecast and growth potential, how are architects ensuring demand for new developments? How are they preparing the city for the years to come keeping sustainability and climate change in mind? Hear from South Florida’s premier architects, designers, and planners and join Mar. 16 us as we examine the most important trends impacting architecture and design, and strategize their…

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…