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Fontainebleau’s New Two-Story Addition: For VIPs Only – exMiami

By exMiami Staff on April 7, 2014 Fontainebleau owner Jeff Soffer is moving to address a lack of VIP rooms at the property with a new two-story penthouse addition atop the the 17-story Versailles tower, once infamously known for it’s “Spite Wall”. If the plan is approved by the City of Miami Beach, nine new suites would be built ranging in size from 1,400 s.f. to 4,400 s.f....
07 Apr 14
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Here’s What The Tequesta Site Downtown Will Look Like, And Why It’s Great For Miami | WLRN

By Nathaniel Sandler Barring any drastic moves by the Miami city commissioners Thursday, the controversial Tequesta site unearthed downtown will have a marquee showcase from the sidewalk and numerous interpretation options for visitors. City commissioners should not take issue with the compromise in their meeting tomorrow, as it appears all sides — archeologists,...
27 Mar 14
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Artists renderings released for complex to feature Tequesta Native American Tribe relics – Miami-Dade – MiamiHerald.com

Posted on Wednesday, 03.26.14 By David Ovalle The public now has a glimpse of how developers building a Downtown Miami hotel-and-entertainment complex will display remnants of an ancient Tequesta Indian village unearthed at the construction site. The complex’s developer, MDM Group, on Wednesday released artist renderings showing the glass-enclosed display to be incorporated...
27 Mar 14
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Here Is The Plan For The Met Square Archeological Site – Archeological wonders – Curbed Miami

Wednesday, March 26, 2014, by Sean McCaughan   After lots, and lots of drama pertaining to the future of the archeological site discovered where the foundations of the future Met Square tower are supposed to go, developers MDM Development Group and their architects Nichols Brosch Wurst Wolfe (boy is that name a mouthful) have released the new renderings of what they intend...
26 Mar 14
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NBWW | Met Square’s Tequesta Native American Tribe Preservation Plan »

Met Square is a mixed-use development of hotel, restaurants, retail, and an entertainment complex. Recently, it also established a museum and exhibition serving to protect a vital piece of Miami’s history – a discovered Tequesta Native American Tribe site. Met Square sits directly above Miami’s most historical discovery in years. The site was witness to the Tequesta Native...
25 Mar 14
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World Architecture News: Igor Reyes welcomed as Partner at NBWW

Coral Gables, Florida-based Nichols Brosch Wurst Wolfe & Associates (NBWW) has announced the promotion of Igor Reyes to Partner. Reyes joined the practice in 1999 as project manager and has since worked on many of NBWW’s high profile developments including the Marriott at Miami World Center and Met 2 at Metropolitan Miami. NBWW specialises in mixed-use, hospitality and...
14 Mar 14
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