October 28, 2024 – by Jon Banister Wyndham Hotels & Resorts has formed a partnership with a residential management company to launch an extended-stay concept in the U.S. The hotel giant is partnering with Seattle-based Reside to open five residential-style hotels under the Wyndham Residences brand, the companies announced Monday. […] With apartment-style features like full kitchens and in-unit laundry, the brand is geared toward longer-term stays, but Wyndham said it also accommodates groups looking for short trips. Wyndham decided to partner with Reside for the brand…

Sometimes in business, a “yes” or “no” can shape not only the future but the story behind every decision. An article recently featured the story of C. David Moody Jr., an inspiring Black business owner who once turned down an investment from basketball legend Michael Jordan. His decision allowed him to stay in control of his construction company, which today thrives with over $70 million in annual revenue and a legacy of high-impact commercial projects. At Nichols Architects, we were…

We’re thrilled to announce that the Miami World Tower Phase 1 (MWT1), a 56-story residential tower designed by Nichols Architects, has reached an exciting new milestone: the first Temporary Certificate of Occupancy has been granted as of October 25, 2024. This achievement signifies that MWT1 is nearly ready to welcome its first residents to experience life at the heart of Miami’s dynamic cityscape. Situated within Miami Worldcenter, MWT1 is result of the collaboration and hard work of dedicated teams, including…

We are thrilled to announce that Ocean Park has been unanimously approved by the Fort Lauderdale Planning and Zoning Board, marking an exciting milestone for Nichols Architects. This two-building project sits on a long, narrow site, directly across from the city’s fire station and the stunning Hugh Taylor Birch State Park. Designed to maximize its unique location, the project features sweeping terraces that provide uninterrupted views of surrounding parks and waterways. The pronounced vertical elements, along with curved terraces and…

Miami Today shared the details behind the negotiations and progress of the Riverside site where the City of Miami’s administrative offices currently stand. After the building was declared “functionally obsolete” in 2015, the city partnered with Adler Development, which divided the project into three phases for development. Phase 1A, designed by Nichols Architects, was sold to Mill Creek Residential and is now in the final stages of construction as Modera Riverside. This luxury residential tower marked the first milestone in…