Miami Beach now has its very own Museum of Ice Cream (MOIC) in the Faena District, offering residents and visitors alike a chance to escape back to their youth. The 4-story building was designed by OMA showcasing iconic art deco elements and contemporary interiors along with stunning ocean views.
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Cirque du Soleil Founder Guy Laliberte Joins The $1 Billion Magic City Innovation District Project Coming To Little Haiti
Tony Cho, Bob Zangrillo and Plaza Equity Partners have announced that Guy Laliberte's Lune Rouge has joined as an arts and entertainment partner on the $1 billion Magic City Innovation District project in Little Haiti. Guy Laliberte, who will join as creative director, is the founder of Cirque du Soleil.
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Kobi Karp-Designed Residence Inn Miami Sunny Isles Beach Opens in Sunny Isles
Marriott has opened their new Residence Inn Miami Sunny Isles Beach at 17700 Collins Avenue. The Kobi Karp designed hotel rises 19-stories and features 194 studio suites targeted at business travelers. The project cost $65 million and is owned by Robert Finvarb Companies and operated by Marriott's Residence Inn brand.
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The Broadway Malyan-Designed Cruise Ship Terminal For Royal Caribbean's Symphony of The Seas Is Taking Form In PortMiami
Royal Caribbean's new state-of-the-art cruise ship terminal for Symphony of the Seas, the world's largest cruise ship, is rising fast in PortMiami. Framing of the 170,000 SF, Broadway Malyan-design is already complete and the project is expected to be completed and operating by November 2018.
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Renowned International Italian Fashion School, Istituto Marangoni, To Open First U.S. Campus In Miami Design District
Istituto Marangoni, the leading Italian fashion, art and design school, has announced their expansion into the Americas with the opening of their first school in the United States in Miami Design District. The campus will be their the 10th worldwide since Istituto Marangoni was founded in 1935 in Milan.
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53-Story Kobi Karp-Designed Hotel & Residences Proposed In Edgewater's Biscayne Corridor
The Downtown Miami and Edgewater transformation is showing no signs of slowing down or stopping as the downtown area of Miami is fast becoming a world-class metropolis city center. To further enhance the area, a new 53-story hotel and residences has been proposed on the Biscayne Corridor at the vacant lot between NE 17th Terrace and NE 18th Street
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Check-Out The Newly Opened Conrad Fort Lauderdale Beach, Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Planned For December 14
Tour the new, nautical-themed Conrad Fort Lauderdale Beach, which opened October 10, 2017, further cementing Fort Lauderdale Beach as a luxury area on the rise. The luxurious property, which features 290 suites located at 551 N. Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd, will officially open with a ribbon cutting ceremony on December 14, 2017.
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Swire Announces Brickell City Centre Office Space is 100% Leased
Swire has announced that Brickell City Centre's 260,000 SF of office space at Two and Three Brickell City Centre is now 100% leased. Each office tower rises 12 floors and was designed by Arquitectonica. The final two leases signed were by KPMG for 16,926 SF, which equates to a full floor, and Interaudi Bank, who leased 10,700 SF.
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Galwan Tabs Wyndham To Mange Arquitectonica-Designed Brickell Hotel As Wyndham Grand® and TRYP by Wyndham®
Wyndham Hotel Group has announced that they have signed a contract to operate one of the largest hotel developments in the Brickell district of Miami. The hotel, located across from Brickell Mary Village, is being developed by Brazilian developer Galwan and will rise 41 stories featuring 445-keys.
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Craig Robins Announces That Sales In The Miami Design District Are Up 40% In Past 6 Months As New Stores Open
Just before Art Basel, celebrity developer Craig Robins, founder and CEO of Dacra as well as Design Miami, has announced that Miami Design District has nearly doubled in size with the opening of several new buildings and stores including Rag & Bone. For the past 3 years, the district was only half-open, offering some of Miami's finest shopping.
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