10 Farnsworth

Located in the heart of Boston’s Fort Point Channel Landmark district, CBT’s design of 10 Farnsworth emerged from the desire to create a building that both acknowledges the neighborhood’s industrial past and celebrates its modern identity. The result is a six-story, 30,000-square-foot residential building that marries traditional building form with contemporary material expression, resulting in an elegant addition to one of Boston’s most historic districts. The design completes the streetscape with ground-level retail wrapping the corner of the block and a 40-foot long original art wall, created by a local artist.

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"Figata: Will It Join the Ranks of Brickell Icons, Akin to RikRak and Novecento?"

Figata Brickell. This particular location had been sitting for a while now after Pasha's closed due to some unsanitary sanctions according to public records. Will it be Figata be the lucky tenant that becomes an icon like RikRak and Novecento? They seem to have something good running there, I wish them the best of luck :)

Figata Brickell Menu. Figata Brickell address

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The Climate Ribbon at Brickell City Centre

Suspended above the pedestrian streets of Brickell City Centre, the Climate Ribbon is far more than an architectural landmark. Designed to respond to Miami's climate through shade, natural ventilation, and rainwater collection, the canopy demonstrates how engineering and architecture can work together to improve the experience of an open air shopping district.

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Bonobos takes over Kit + Ace's corner location in Coconut Grove

Menswear retailer Bonobos, opens their second Miami location taking over former Kit + Ace's  corner spot in Coconut Grove, Miami

Canadian based Kit + Ace was launched by LuluLemon's Shannon Wilson and her stepson back in 2014. They have announced that they will be closing most of their US brick + mortar stores and are shifting their focus to online selling. [ so it wasn't anything personal with Coconut Grove]

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City View Parking garage has two facades that follow the late Morris Lapidus' style. By using a modern kind of Brise-Soleil

Like many other architectural designs in Miami, the use of Brise-Soleil as a building’s facade, serves to cater to our tropical climate. Morris Lapidus was one of the pioneers of this design element in Florida. The recently opened Nike in Lincoln Road has a beautiful Brise-Soleil Facade by Touzet Studio

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