Lake Nona

Fusilier Closes Deal on High-End Medical Center

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Steve Fusilier and Chris Pixley of Fusilier Realty Group recently closed a commercial land deal off Narcoossee Rd., across from Ace Hardware and 7-Eleven, that will be the future site of Orlando Medical Center. The complex will be comprised of five 4,800 sq. ft. office/professional buildings. Official groundbreaking on the project is [...]

5 New Tenants Confirmed for DWELL Nona Place

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According to Lake Nona Social, 3 new restaurants, a dental office and a learning center are in the works for DWELL Nona Place, located across the street from Lake Nona High School. Pacific Dental is due to open before the end of the year while the other tenants listed are scheduled to open the first quarter of 2018. Check out the list [...]

2 Popular Restaurants Come to Lake Nona

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Keke's Breakfast Cafe

The Orlando-based restaurant opened it doors in Lake Nona this week and it safe to say the community is elated. The 5,100 square-foot, 150-seat cafe is located in the Eagle Creek shopping center and is expected to draw crowds from Lake Nona's medical city which boasts more than 5,000 workers. According to Orlando [...]

Lake Nona Contractor: Arquitectonica

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Arquitectonica, the chosen architect for the newest Lake Nona hotel, is a Miami based firm with a multitude of offices across the globe.

 

Here is a look at a few of their completed Florida designs:

Disney Cruise Line terminal, Port Canaveral FL

The Palace Condominium, Miami FL

South Miami-Dade Cultural Arts Center, Miami FL

Bentley Bay Condominiums, Miami [...]

Lake Nona Partners with Google Affiliate to Design Shopping Center

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Bringing in the "Big Guns"

Who better to design the "shopping center of the future" than technology genius Google? We're guessing that's the question Lake Nona Developer, Tavistock Development, asked themselves when enlisting a partner in crime. Intersection, a sister company of Google, is known for integrating technology into urban projects, much like the Lake Nona Town Center. According to Orlando Business Journal, Tavistock's vice president, Robert Thompson, was quoted saying "With us, we’ve asked them to examine the ever-changing retail industry, how can we bridge the digital world with brick-and-mortar." One of the concepts they are talking about are touch-screen kiosks on sidewalks and parking garages with sensors to guide drivers to open spots. Thompson was also quoted saying “We are trying to create solutions to problems that people aren’t even talking about yet,” We can't wait to see what they have in store.

>>Click here to see a new video on the project 

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