Icon Las Olas is 42-story luxury Condominium formerly the site of Hyde Park Market along the New River, this is
no doubt the best location in downtown Fort Lauderdale. One side of the Icon Las Olas faces Las Olas Boulevard, and to the south it faces the water and River walk, This walkway connecting all of the new waterfront Condominiums and office buildings downtown.
Icon Las Olas location and size will make it an icon, a symbol of the City of Fort Lauderdale and the Las Olas area,
This shaped tower will add a new dimension of grace to our downtown skyline and bring 272 glamorous new residences to fashionable Las Olas Boulevard. 

The Icon Las Olas four-fronted, football shaped tower will offer a pool on the eighth floor and a hot tub on the roof. 
Icon Las Olas ground floor lobby will provide 15,000 square feet of high-quality retail space for boutique shops on the boulevard. Expect Two restaurants, one on the River and one at the plaza. 
With the large oval swimming pool, echoing the oval shape of the tower, the eighth floor will provide a club/party room, fitness center, lush bamboo garden and a beautiful water fountain. 

To maximize views at the Icon Las Olas Condo, the first six floors of the building will be a seven story garage. 

Icon Las Olas planned to reach a height of 455 feet, making it the tallest building downtown. 

Icon Las Olas designed with an abundant use of glass, stucco and aluminum

This project was delayed for years because of legal wrangling over the proximity of the site to historic Stanching House, one of the oldest structures in the area and a vestige of the city's past. It once served as a post office, bank, trading post, town hall and home to Frank Stranahan and Ivy Cromartie, Two names central to local history. 

Given the amount of wrangling that took place to get this project approved, it could be the last luxury hi-rise Condo we'll see in Fort Lauderdale's downtown for some time to come. 

Icon Las Olas has been designed by Sieger Suarez Architectural Partnership of Miami. The redeveloped site will include a public plaza on Las Olas Boulevard in front of the Stranahan House, which will make the landmark visible and part of an attractive public space. 
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