Starwood Capital Group broke ground late last year on a new headquarters building in Miami Beach, and it appears that there was one other design proposal contemplated for the site at 2332 Collins. The possible entrant appears to have come from Miami architect NBWW. In an Instagram post, the architect shared its alternative design for the site. … NBWW’s design also included a paseo. Here is a description from the architect: This whimsical design for an office building on Miami…

The firm has 40 employees in South Florida. By Brian Bandell Nichols Brosch Wurst Wolfe & Associates, one of South Florida’s largest architecture and planning firms, named Igor Reyes president. Former president Bruce Brosch will remain with the Coral Gables-based firm as COO. Reyes has been with the company since 1999, most recently as a partner. He was involved in the design of the 1450 Brickell office tower and Met 2 in Miami. In other moves, NBWW named both Adolfo…

Would Become Region’s Biggest Hotel Miami’s biggest hotel could break ground in 2020 at Miami Worldcenter, the developer of the project said. The Marriott Marquis Miami Worldcenter Hotel & Expo Center would include 1,723 rooms and 500,000 square feet of convention space – bigger than any other hotel in the Miami area. A financing package is now being finalized, a Vice President at developer MDM told the SFBJ in an interview published this week. MDM hopes to break ground in…

We have some exciting news to share… Nichols Brosch Wurst Wolfe & Associates – NBWW – made some “big moves” in the new year. We are thrilled to announce the following “big moves” within the Coral Gables architecture and planning firm. Igor Reyes has been named President of NBWW. In this exciting move, the firm solidifies its stellar reputation in the architecture and planning industry, while expanding its involvement as a leader in cutting-edge design strategies and construction technologies. Igor…

The twin-tower Park-Line towers above downtown Miami’s Virgin Trains hub will be ready for move ins beginning this month, its developers announced today in a press release. With over 816 residences in two towers, the development is certain to bring new life into the area. It is also the largest transit-oriented development in Miami’s history, and “one of the country’s first true transit oriented developments,” the developer said. Only valet parking is being offered. “Park-Line Miami is set to offer…