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BBA’s Claudia Busch in Miami Herald’s CEO Roundtable

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We are proud to announce that Claudia Busch, Founding Principal of Berenblum Busch Architects, has been selected from among South Florida’s top business leaders to be in the latest panel of Miami Herald’s CEO Roundtable. The industries these panelists represent include technology, real estate and architecture, insurance, law, the arts, banking, nonprofits and small business.
Claudia Busch is founding principal of Berenblum Busch Architects in Miami, an architecture, planning and interior design firm. Busch, who has more than 25 years of experience in the field, has designed for major architects such as Zaha Hadid, Richard Meier, Nalbach Architekten, and Bernard Tschumi. She is also a senior instructor at Florida International University’s School of Architecture. Busch, who was raised in Germany, was trained in Hamburg and also has a master’s degree from Columbia University.
For the next six months, she will give her views on the most important civic and economic issues of the day and will also share personal stories of her successes and setbacks and tips on how to succeed in the business world.
For more information, visit Miami Herald.

Lincoln Road Takes A Big Step

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Lincoln Road is home to our OBR headquarters, and we are excited about experiencing a revamp to the look and feel of South Beach’s iconic outdoor mall.

Recently, the City of Miami Beach announced plans to jump-start the first large-scale makeover of the walkway in more than 20 years, and according to reports, property owners agreed to tax themselves at a higher rate to pay for part of the ambitious plan to restore it. But who will cover the remaining cost?

The plans have been a long time coming. In 2014, the City hired James Corner Field Operations to draw up designs for a Lincoln Road makeover. His design includes a reorganization of café tables, new sculptural elements, and more public seating and green space – all much-needed improvements to Lincoln Road.

If the plan moves forward this time, there will also be a touched-up pattern on the ground running up the center of the walkway, reimagined planters, lights and public art. Although the proposal was halted in the planning stages for years, it looks like we’ll finally see some action, but who should cover the cost?

For more information, read the full story in The Miami Herald.

Local Miami Artist Daniel Fila Featured in The Miami Herald’s Lunch with Lydia

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OMPR’s friend and local street artist Daniel Fila has “Lunch” with The Miami Herald columnist Lydia Martin.  Daniel, aka Krave, recently opened his art studio in Little Havana and his famous “The Sunbather” mural on Biscayne Blvd was a scene backdrop in the recent Pain & Gain movie with Mark Wahlberg and Dwayne Johnson.  Click below to see article: Read more

Local Miami Artist Daniel Fila Featured in The Miami Herald's Lunch with Lydia

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OMPR’s friend and local street artist Daniel Fila has “Lunch” with The Miami Herald columnist Lydia Martin.  Daniel, aka Krave, recently opened his art studio in Little Havana and his famous “The Sunbather” mural on Biscayne Blvd was a scene backdrop in the recent Pain & Gain movie with Mark Wahlberg and Dwayne Johnson.  Click below to see article: Read more