New Renderings Revealed For Naeem Khan Studios, The Designers New Headquarters & Fashion School On The Miami River

New York designer Naeem Khan, a celebrity designer who has dressed Beyoncé, Michelle Obama and Kate Middleton, has officially proposed Naeem Khan Studios as he plans to move his headquarters to Miami in conjunction with a high school dedicated for students to study fashion.

New York designer Naeem Khan, a celebrity designer who has dressed Beyoncé, Michelle Obama and Kate Middleton, has officially proposed Naeem Khan Studios as he plans to move his headquarters to Miami in conjunction with a high school dedicated for students to study fashion. The project, which is being designed by Alfonso Jurado Architecture, is located on the Miami River at 1175 NW S River Drive and the proposal was reviewed by the Miami River Commission’s Urban Infill and Greenways Subcommittee in March 2019. The proposal calls for two separate buildings with a total of 80,080 SF of development, 45,420 SF of which will be the 5-story studio building an 34,460 SF will make-up the 4-story school structure. Naeem Khan will use the studios as both a corporate headquarters and manufacturing facility while the school will operate as an extension of Miami Dade’s Design and Architecture Senior High, also known as DASH. The developers are asking for a 34% parking reduction from 70 to 46 spaces and they will lease off-site parking.

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Adler Group Reveals Updated Plans For City of Miami's Riverside Center Designed By NBWW

Adler Group has revealed updated plans for the City of Miami's Riverside Center designed by Nichols Brosch Wurst Wolfe & Associates (NBWW). The project is located at 444 SW 2nd Ave. in Downtown Miami.

Adler Group has revealed updated plans for the City of Miami's Riverside Center designed by Nichols Brosch Wurst Wolfe & Associates (NBWW). The project is located at 444 SW 2nd Ave. in Downtown Miami. The proposal features 4 towers, three of which would be mixed-use with residential, hotel and retail components while the fourth would feature office space. Adler currently owns a portion of the lot and a vote in November would allow the developer to relocate city staff and gain control of the riverfront city-owned building. The Urban Infill and Greenways Subcommittee of the Miami River Commission has backed the proposal. 

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