'Le Rouge Lounge' Cabaret-Themed Nightclub Opens At Moishe Mana's Mana Wynwood Campus
Le Rouge Lounge, a new luxury, cabaret-themed nightclub, opened June 11 at a new event venue in Moishe Mana’s six acre Mana Wynwood campus. Mana Wynwood’s new event venue , which is located across from the Mana Wynwood Convention Center, is a French-inspired live entertainment venue.
Le Rouge Lounge, a new luxury, cabaret-themed nightclub, opened June 11 at a new event venue in Moishe Mana’s six acre Mana Wynwood campus. Mana Wynwood’s new event venue , which is located across from the Mana Wynwood Convention Center, is a French-inspired live entertainment venue which is the only Miami nightclub with a 360-degree, DJ "in the round" experience.
Led by MANA Common, the Convention Center is also undergoing a series of renovation include increasing the fiber optic capability, enlarging the entryways, adding more public restrooms, and improving service corridors and loading docks. The updates will also improve the flow of attendees and allow the Convention Center to better accommodate events. The renovations are expected to be completed by November.
“We see Wynwood as a prime destination for arts, culture and entertainment,” says Moishe Mana, CEO of Mana Common. “Events are key to breathe life into a neighborhood and sustain its vibrancy. We’re looking forward to unveiling these new improvements that facilitate social and cultural exchanges.”
“Mana Wynwood is a symbol of Miami’s arts and entertainment culture,” says Bruce Fischman, Wynwood Business Improvement District (BID) Board Member, Senior Advisor to Moishe Mana and Mana Common General Counsel. “We’re excited to present renovations that contribute to the neighborhood’s evolution and offer an improved cutting-edge experience to residents and visitors.”
City Of Miami Approves Wynwood Streetscape Mater Plan Designed by ArquitectonicaGEO
City of Miami Commissioners voted unanimously to approve the ArquitectonicaGEO-designed Wynwood Streetscape Master Plan. The approval follows over two years of public hearings and community workshops. The construction will begin immediately and is funded by the Wynwood Business Improvement District (BID) as well as local property owners.
City of Miami Commissioners voted unanimously to approve the ArquitectonicaGEO-designed Wynwood Streetscape Master Plan. The approval follows over two years of public hearings and community workshops. The construction will begin immediately and is funded by the Wynwood Business Improvement District (BID) as well as local property owners. The streetscape will feature the conversion of three streets to Woonerfs, which open up space for pedestrians while also allowing car access. It will also feature a green half-mile pedestrian and bike trail; landscaping designed to help combat climate change by capturing stormwater runoff, as well as reintroduce native plant species and provide shade via tree canopies; additionally, the installment of safety and mobility improvements such as new crosswalks, widened sidewalks, updated signage and protected bicycle lanes.
ArquitectonicaGEO's Wynwood Streetscape Master Plan Presented To Wynwood Business Improvement District
The ArquitectonicaGEO Wynwood Streetscape master plan is moving closer to fruition after ArquitectonicaGEO’s Michelle Cintron and John Hutchens presented the proposal at a meeting of the Wynwood Business Improvement District in later February 2019.
The ArquitectonicaGEO Wynwood Streetscape Master Plan is moving closer to fruition after ArquitectonicaGEO’s Michelle Cintron and John Hutchens presented the proposal at a meeting of the Wynwood Business Improvement District in later February 2019. The proposal calls for transforming Wynwood into a pedestrian-oriented streetscape with public spaces and more tree canopy for shade. The Wynwood BID expects to have the final plans, of which they are considering the public’s input, completed by Summer 2019. The initially proposed plans were first introduced in December 2018. The Wynwood BID has not yet identified a source of funding for the master plan.
Wynwood BID Study Reveals Wynwood-Edgewater Needs Train Amid Fast-Rising Density
The Wynwood BID has completed a study which reveals that amid fast-rising density, Wynwood-Edgewater is more in need of a train station than Midtown Miami-Design District. The Wynwood-Edgewater area is looking at nearly 65 million square feet of new development according to urban planner Cesar Garcia-Pons.
The Wynwood BID has completed a study which reveals that amid fast-rising density, Wynwood-Edgewater is more in need of a train station than Midtown Miami-Design District. The Wynwood-Edgewater area is looking at nearly 65 million square feet of new development according to urban planner Cesar Garcia-Pons, who conducted the study and is a former Deputy Director of the City of Miami Planning & Zoning Department. The Wynwood proposed Tri-Rail train station would be near 29th street while the planned Midtown Miami-Design District station would be located at 36th Street under the I-195 overpass. The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has agreed to provide funding for half of the Midtown Miami-Design District station with the additional funds covered by the city and county. The Wynwood BID will now share the results of the study with City of Miami of elected officials, as well as members of the City administration for their consideration. The Wynwood BID initially endorsed the Tri-Rail station concept by way of resolution in May 2018, expressing willingness to work side by side with Tri-Rail, as well as City of Miami and Miami-Dade County leaders, to bring the service to the area with a centrally-located station.
“The Wynwood BID prides itself on implementing forward-thinking urban planning concepts in our growing district – and that includes doing our part to find solutions to Miami’s growing traffic challenges,” said BID Board Member David Polinsky. “We hope that our City of Miami and Miami-Dade County partners will take note of this new study and work with us to ensure that the booming Wynwood-Midtown-Edgewater area houses a permanent Tri-Rail station.”
“From an urban planning perspective, it’s important that any new transit stations in Miami’s urban core not only be located near vibrant, mixed-use residential and commercial communities, but also within a neighborhood or area that has the greatest potential for residential and employment growth,” said Garcia-Pons. “The results of the study make a compelling case for siting a commuter transit station a bit further to the south.”
Watch the Full Panel From PROFILEmiami's Exploration into Miami's Art In Public Places Initiative
Real estate news platform PROFILEmiami hosted a thought-provoking symposium about Miami’s Art in Public Places program. Hosted on March 28, 2018, the special panel event, which took place in downtown Miami’s Arts + Entertainment District in the CANVAS condominium tower being developed NR Investments, put a spotlight on future development in the city
Real estate news platform PROFILEmiami hosted a thought-provoking symposium about Miami’s Art in Public Places program. Hosted on March 28, 2018, the special panel event, which took place in downtown Miami’s Arts + Entertainment District in the CANVAS condominium tower being developed NR Investments, put a spotlight on future development in the city and explored best practices for the ongoing incorporation of works of art in real estate projects.
Panelists Featured:
- Jeremy Calleros Gauger, Deputy Director of the Planning Department for the City of Miami
- Steven Gretenstein, Dacra COO
- David Polinsky, Fortis Design + Build Principal
- Gary Ressler, TILIA Companies Principal
- Nir Shoshani, NR Investments Principal and A+E Co-Founder
- Moderated by: Demetri Demascus, PROFILEmiami Publisher
Guests, who were treated to cocktails and hors d'oeuvres by PROFILEmiami, additionally had a question-and-answer session with the panelists, getting the opportunity to delve into important topics and gain insights regarding unique initiatives unfolding within the city. Before the panel began, CANVAS and NR Investments also hosted hardhat tours of the property, showcasing several of the condominium building’s 170-foot interior wall murals – all of which are being painted by urban contemporary artists from around the world.
PROFILEmiami Presents Miami's Art in Public Places Program | March 28 @ 7 PM
PROFILEmiami presents Miami's Art in Public Places Program, March 28 @ 7 PM at CANVAS Collection Pop-Up, 70 NE 17th. Enjoy cocktails and light bites provided by PROFILEmiami as well as an up close look at luxury autos courtesy of Prestige Imports.
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