West Palm Beach

CityPlace is Downtown West Palm Beach’s most visited shopping, dining and entertainment destination developed, owned and managed by Related Ross located in the heart of the city’s bustling urban core. Since its creation in 2000, CityPlace has evolved into a well-connected neighborhood culminating in an exceptional district to live, work and visit in South Florida. Recent efforts by Related Ross to revitalize the district have breathed new life into downtown West Palm Beach through thoughtful improvements to the streetscape and public realm, and the development of 360 Rosemary, a class-A office tower, and the Laurel – a luxury residential building.

Developer: Related Ross
Architects: Elkus Manfredi Architects, Meyer Davis, LEO A DALY
General Contractor: Moss & Associates (Construction)
Engineers: RGD, Lux Et Veritas Design, Inc., Panamera, McNamara • Salvia, Structural Engineers, Kimley-Horn, TRC Companies, Inc., TLC Engineering Solutions
Landscape / Planning: Design Studio Boca, Urban Design Studio
Debt / Equity: Wells Fargo, MSD Capital, Related Ross

Hialeah

Factory Town is a 6+ acre adaptive reuse project in Hialeah that’s transformed a former industrial complex and one of the largest mattress factory plants in South Florida on the easternmost border of Hialeah. Factory Town is leased by Insomniac Events and Live Nation to host world-class events, attracting thousands of visitors one of the areas hottest new entertainment venues. The project also emphasizes ecological sustainability, housing over 150 mature, rescued trees and incorporating green-build practices such as water management. Factory Town showcases adaptive reuse, sustainability, and social resilience, marking the first phase of the Vagabond Group’s vision for revitalizing the area.

Developer, The Vagabond Group
Architect, Amanda Bonvecchio
TREESOURCES, Ian Wogan
Insomniac Events, Coloma Kaboomsky

Miami

In the heart of Miami’s Pinewood neighborhood, a visionary endeavor redefines education and shapes the future of the South Florida Jewish community. The JLA is a world-class Jewish Middle and Upper School dedicated to developing the skills, curiosity, and potential of Miami’s most ambitious students for a life of purpose, commitment, and service.

JLA encompasses a collegiate-style, five-acre, 160,000 SF campus spread across four educational buildings, along with a three-level parking garage. Notable features include genuine Jerusalem stone in the grand entry and synagogue, a Fabrication Lab, a music studio, a video recording studio, various athletic facilities, administrative offices, university level chemistry, biology, and physics laboratories, and classrooms equipped with cutting edge remote learning technology, developed in partnership with Zoom ®.

Funder / Developer: Gisela & Daniel Ades Foundation
Project Manager: Skyline Management Group
Architect: Gensler
General Contractor: Pirtle Construction Company
Civil engineer: Kimley-Horn
Structural engineer: WSP
MEP engineer: BR+A Consulting Engineers
Landscape architect: Witkin Hults +Partners

Fort Lauderdale

Seven on Seventh is a mixed-use affordable residential community in downtown Fort Lauderdale. The project addresses Broward County’s workforce housing crisis, where escalating living costs outpace incomes. The development transformed a County-owned one-acre parking lot next to BPHI’s Central Homeless Assistance Center into a residential complex after a joint venture with the County and the City of Fort Lauderdale to rezone the land.

Seven on Seventh offers nearly 150,000 square feet of space, including ground-floor commercial and workforce training facilities, along with studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments. Designed by Jewel Toned Interiors, the community boasts amenities like caseworker offices, a fitness center, an interactive library, and a rooftop terrace. Completed in Q1 2024, the $28 million project provides affordable housing and supportive services for individuals, families, and the local workforce, including those at risk of homelessness. The development is fully operational, with a 150-unit waitlist.

Lead developer: Green Mills Group
Non-profit Partner: The Broward Partnership for the Homeless
Architect: Forum Architecture and Interior Design Inc
Interior Designer: Jewel Toned Interiors
Contractor: JWR Construction Services, Inc.
Engineer: KEITH

Miami Beach

The Preserve South Beach is transforming the community and setting a new benchmark for sustainability in Miami. Its headquarters on Miami Beach has made history as the city’s first-ever Class A office building and its first new corporate office building in over 20 years, acting as a catalyst for further developments in the area. This landmark project pays homage to Miami Beach’s rich architectural legacy by blending the iconic Art Deco style with a contemporary glass façade. The design reflects the company’s hospitality roots while celebrating the local heritage, utilizing natural elements and exposed stucco floor plates that integrate the landscape seamlessly into the structure.

Set on a 1.2-acre lot, the headquarters spans seven uniquely shaped floors, resting atop parking and retail spaces, and is divided by a communal breezeway on the fourth level. Flanked by two three-story towers, one half of the building serves as the client’s headquarters, while the other half offers boutique office spaces for lease. Gensler’s design team optimized the building’s orientation to maximize views and natural light, incorporating terraced self-shading to enhance sustainability and energy efficiency. Lush landscaping by Barry Sternlicht and water features at key intersections add to the building’s ambiance, contributing to its LEED-NC Gold certification. This innovative and uniquely Miami headquarters symbolizes the area’s evolution from a resort town to a thriving mixed-use community.

Developer: Starwood Capital Group
Architect: Gensler
Interiors: Clive Lonstein
Owners rep: Integra
General contractor: Coastal Brodson JV
Landscape: Nievera Williams Design & StarwoodCapital Group
LEED Consultant: Spinnaker Group
Structural Engineer: Thornton Tomasetti
Mechanical Engineer: TLC Engineering for Architecture
Mechanical Engineer: Atchain Co. Ltd.
Civil engineer: Schwebke-Shiskin & Associates Inc