It’s bye-bye Babylon. Miami commissioners have signed a death warrant for the Babylon, the distinctly colorful, ziggurat-shaped Brickell apartment house that was the first commercial building by ...

This article was originally published on Common Edge. Arquitectonica has refuted Koolhaas’ accusation that “Modern architecture had never achieved the promised alchemy of quantity and quality,” and ...

“With most practitioners, an animating design philosophy—critical, social, aesthetic, what have you—usually compels a designer to want to realize his or her vision, to launch their Big Idea into the ...

Developer Michael Swerdlow insists he has no beef with Arquitectonica, but he was forced to sue the award-winning Miami-based architecture firm for eight figures in damages. In a civil lawsuit filed ...

American architecture studio Arquitectonica has completed the 48-storey Five Park skyscraper in Miami Beach, the first skyscraper to be completed in the area "in over a decade" and the tallest.

Arquitectonica co-founders Bernardo Fort-Brescia and Laurinda Spear sold a bayfront lot in Coconut Grove near their home for $10.2 million, property records show. Fort Family Moorings and Skyscraper ...

Where did you intern? What did you do there? I interned at Arquitectonica this summer. I worked on two interesting projects. They were each at different phases, so I was able to learn various aspects ...

Ground view of the Arquitectonica-designed One Brickcell City Centre. (Courtesy Swire Properties Inc and Related Companies) Named One Brickell Centre, the tower will bring a staggering 1.6 million ...

Arquitectonica’s hard-earned debut on the Las Vegas Strip has hit some snags. The Miami-based firm designed the $3.9 billion, 3,000-room Cosmopolitan Resort & Casino currently under construction at ...

One of the first buildings that bore the name of Miami architecture firm, Arquitectonica, was the Atlantis condo building – the playful design of which included mirrored sides, colorful highlights and ...

New Times gets a lot of unsolicited mail from publishers and marketing firms: promo CDs, press releases, advance copies of books, and the like. Usually, though, the packages aren’t nearly as massive ...