2018
MIZNER’S DREAM T H E
O FF IC I A L
MAGA Z I NE
OF
THE
BOCA
R ATON
R ESORT
&
CLUB
UNDER CONSTRUCTION. OCCUPANCY 2018.
A
S 5
A W B H
B O M
Akoya_Miz1718.indd 2
11/1/17 5:39 PM
Flawless living has a new name Experience the Akoya lifestyle. Luxury residences located on the grounds of the #1 Private Residential Country Club in the Nation, Boca West Country Club.
A NEW TAKE ON LUXURY CONDOMINIUM COUNTRY CLUB RESIDENCES. STARTING FROM THE $900s TO OVER $3 MILLION. OCCUPANCY 2018.
SALES GALLERY / 20583 BOCA WEST DRIVE, BOCA RATON, FL 33434 561 362 2719 / AKOYABOCAWEST.COM
EXCLUSIVE SALES & MARKETING BY
ORAL REPRESENTATIONS CANNOT BE RELIED UPON AS CORRECTLY STATING THE REPRESENTATIONS OF THE DEVELOPER. FOR CORRECT REPRESENTATIONS, MAKE REFERENCE TO THE DOCUMENTS REQUIRED BY SECTION 718.503, FLORIDA STATUTES, TO BE FURNISHED BY A DEVELOPER TO A BUYER OR LESSEE. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE APPROXIMATE. PLANS, MATERIALS AND SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO ARCHITECTURAL, STRUCTURAL AND OTHER REVISIONS AS THEY ARE DEEMED ADVISABLE BY THE DEVELOPER, BUILDER OR ARCHITECT, OR AS MAY BE REQUIRED BY LAW. BOCA WEST COUNTRY CLUB, INC. IS A PRIVATE CLUB. ALL PARTIES WHO INTEND TO PURCHASE REAL PROPERTY LOCATED WITHIN BOCA WEST MUST APPLY TO AND BE APPROVED BY THE CLUB TO OBTAIN A CLUB MEMBERSHIP. ALL PARTIES APPROVED AS AND WHO BECOME CLUB MEMBERS SHALL BE SUBJECT TO AND MUST COMPLY WITH THE CLUB’S ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION, BYLAWS AND RULES AND REGULATIONS. THE COMPLETE OFFERING TERMS ARE IN A CPS-12 APPLICATION AND FLORIDA PROSPECTUS, WHICH ARE BOTH AVAILABLE FROM DEVELOPER. A CPS-12 APPLICATION HAS BEEN ACCEPTED BY THE NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF LAW AS FILE NO. CP17-0048. BOCA WEST COUNTRY CLUB IS A MEMBER-OWNED PRIVATE CLUB. AKOYA IS NOT AUTHORIZED TO OFFER MEMBERSHIPS IN THE CLUB TO POTENTIAL BUYERS OF REAL ESTATE LOCATED IN THE BOCA WEST COMMUNITY. DESCRIPTIONS OF AMENITIES ENJOYED BY MEMBERS OF THE CLUB ARE ONLY FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES. MEMBERSHIP IN THE CLUB IS GOVERNED BY THE BY-LAWS, RULES AND REGULATIONS OF BOCA WEST COUNTRY CLUB, INC.. TO OBTAIN INFORMATION ABOUT CLUB MEMBERSHIP, AKOYA CAN ASSIST IN SCHEDULING AN APPOINTMENT WITH THE CLUB’S MEMBERSHIP DEPARTMENT.
Akoya_Miz1718.indd 3
11/1/17 5:39 PM
LesBijoux-VCA_Miz1718.indd 2
11/1/17 5:28 PM
LesBijoux-VCA_Miz1718.indd 3
11/1/17 5:28 PM
PEP_MIZNERS_DREAM_2016_NOV:Layout 1 11/7/17 10:48 AM Page 1
E S TAT E
PROPE R T I E S
FOR
O C E A N F R O N T I N T R A C O A S T A L D E E P W A T E R E S T A T E
E N C L A V E
C O U N T R Y
C L U B
C O N D O M I N I U M
Premier Estate Properties Presenting Properties Exclusively In Excess Of One Million Dollars TM
E X C L U S I V E
O F F I C E S
Old Boca Raton 866.281.3884 Suburban Boca Raton 866.214.1118 Delray Beach 866.502.4572 Fort Lauderdale 866.221.2098 Vero Beach 866.220.3072
PremierEstateProperties_Miz1718.indd 2
GLOBAL
NETWORK
11/7/17 11:01 AM
A
R
A
D I S C E R N I NG
C L I E N T E L E
New Royal Palm Grand Canal Estate $11.995 Million F. D’Angelo/Liguori 866.281.6279 Video | Info: www.rx10337813.com
VISIT OUR WEBSITE TO VIEW OUR $1.24 BILLI O N E S TAT E P O RT F O L I O
premierestateproperties.com PremierEstateProperties_Miz1718.indd 3
11/7/17 11:01 AM
WHERE LUXURY MEETS NEW HEIGHTS
SALES GALLERY . MONDAY - FRIDAY:10AM TO 5PM This residential development TOWER 155 (“Project”) is being developed 155 Boca Raton Road, LLC ("Developer"), which has a limited right to use the trademarked names and logos of Compson. Any and all statements, disclosures and/or representations shall be deemed made by Developer and not by Compson, and you agree to look solely to Developer (and not to Compson and/or any of its affiliates) with respect to any and all matters relating to the marketing and/or development of the Condominium and with respect to the sales of units in the Condominium. ORAL REPRESENTATIONS CANNOT BE RELIED UPON AS CORRECTLY STATING THE REPRESENTATIONS OF THE DEVELOPER. FOR CORRECT REPRESENTATIONS, MAKE REFERENCE TO THIS BROCHURE AND TO THE DOCUMENTS REQUIRED BY SECTION 718.503, FLORIDA STATUTES, TO BE FURNISHED BY A DEVELOPER TO A BUYER OR LESSEE. These materials are not intended to be an offer to sell, or solicitation to buy a unit in the condominium. Such an offering shall only be made pursuant to the prospectus (offering circular) for the condominium and no statements should be relied upon unless made in the prospectus or in the applicable purchase agreement. In no event
Tower155_MIZ1718.indd 2
11/13/17 2:34 PM
561.303.2102
WWW.TOWER155.COM
shall any solicitation, offer or sale of a unit in the condominium be made in, or to residents of, any state or country in which such activity would be unlawful. This is not intended to be an offer to sell nor a solicitation of offers to buy real estate to residents of CT, ID, NJ, NY and OR, unless registered or exemptions are available, or in any other jurisdiction where prohibited by law, and your eligibility for purchase will depend upon your state of residency. For correct representations, reference should be made to the documents required by section 718.503, Florida Statutes, to be furnished by a developer to a buyer or lessee. All images and designs depicted herein are artist’s conceptual renderings, which are based upon preliminary development plans and are subject to change without notice in the manner provided in the offering documents. All such materials are not to scale and are shown solely for illustrative purposes.
Tower155_MIZ1718.indd 3
11/13/17 2:34 PM
EXPECT THE EXTR AORDINARY Coldwell Banker Global Luxury represents buyers and sellers of some of the world’s most spectacular properties with exceptional knowledge, professionalism and responsiveness. Discover how extraordinary a real estate experience can be. Contact us today. SM
ColdwellBanker_Miz18.indd 2
11/8/17 2:35 PM
Boca Beach 561.395.2233 | Boca Central 561.994.8886 | Boca Downtown 561.391.9400 Boca Resort 561.447.3229 | Delray Beach 561.278.0300
C O L D W E L L B A N K E R R ES I D E N T I A L R E A L ES TAT E
COLDWELLBANKERLUXURY.COM
The property information herein is derived from various sources that may include, but not be limited to, county records and the Multiple Listing Service, and it may include approximations. Although the information is believed to be accurate, it is not warranted and you should not rely upon it without personal verification. Real estate agents affiliated with Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate are independent contractor agents and are not employees of the Company. Š2017 Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate. All Rights Reserved. Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate fully supports the principles of the Fair Housing Act and the Equal Opportunity Act. Operated by a subsidiary of NRT LLC. Coldwell Banker, the Coldwell Banker logo, Coldwell Banker Global Luxury and the Coldwell Banker Global Luxury logo are service marks registered or pending registrations owned by Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC. 209372FL_10/17
ColdwellBanker_Miz18.indd 3
11/8/17 2:35 PM
2801 N. Federal Hwy, Boca Raton | (561) 750-6744 | diamondsbyraymondlee.com Authorized dealers for Tacori | Henri Daussi | Verragio | A. Jaffe | Simon G. | Gabriel & Co. | Benckmark | Crown Ring | Lashbrook | Meira T.
RaymondLee_Miz1718.indd 2
11/3/17 2:04 PM
rlj RaymondLee_Miz1718.indd 3
11/3/17 2:04 PM
SipKlein Luxury
I
K
saac lein is a Luxury Real Estate Agent and works with private clients specializing in high end residential properties in Boca Raton & Coastal Palm Beach County. Isaac is known for being very dedicated, innovative and for having a large network of online influence. Whether a client is looking for the best investment value or simply to have the best, Isaac works tirelessly to get his clients what they want.
To learn more, call or text 561-400-2085, or email Isaac@SipKlein.com
SipKlein_Miz1718.indd 2
11/2/17 12:53 PM
Real Estate “Talk to me about you—your goals, your lifestyle, your design preferences and I’ll help you to acquire the best investments in luxury real estate that meet your objectives.”
—ISAAC KLEIN, LUXURY REAL ESTATE AGENT
estates
condominiums
gated communities
Isaac is a traditional family man with strong values and a deep commitment for hard work with great results for his clients. When not working, Isaac enjoys spending time with his family and being outside enjoying the amazing Florida weather. Isaac is also passionate about many non-profit causes both national and local, especially relating to: animal rescue & adoption, anti-defamation & tolerance and supporting many local causes in the area.
Search for local luxury listings on SipKlein.com
SipKlein_Miz1718.indd 3
11/2/17 12:53 PM
TownCenter_Miz1718.indd 1
10/18/17 5:19 PM
Master Chronograph
MiznersDream_JLC17060_MasterChronograph.indd 1 LesBijoux-Jaeger_Miz1718.indd 1
11/7/17 12:03 2:26 PM 11/9/17 PM
TM
RO AL PALM PLACE TM
Your Style For Life
TM
Fun, Fashionable and Fabulous! International Restaurants Fashion Boutiques Fine Jewelry Fine Art Salons & Spas Specialty Shops Financial & Legal Services Class A Offices Luxury Rental Residences PETS WELCOME!
Federal Highway, South of Palmetto Park Road, Downtown Boca Raton www.royalpalmplace.com
RoyalPalmPlace_Miz1718.indd 1
11/7/17 1:58 PM
RS_ Dre
RS_M
BOCA, WE’RE HERE
PUBLI
Boc SIZE
9.5”
POSIT _____
RUN
201
DUE
01/
OUTP
10
SHAR
PROD
shari@
(561)
BOCA RATON SHOWROOM | 1353 North Federal Hwy., Boca Raton FL 33432
ROBBSTUCKY.COM • NAPLES • FORT MYERS • SARASOTA • CORAL GABLES • BOCA RATON
RobbStucky_Miz1718.indd 1
10/31/17 11:14 AM
LUXURY ESTATE RESIDENCES IN BOCA /DELR AY
Gorgeous Homes
Full-Service Gourmet Dining
Workout Studio
the luxury you deserve the lifestyle you expect Surround yourself with sun and fun at Seven Bridges, in beautiful Boca Raton/Delray Beach! Experience a world-class lifestyle with a spectacular clubhouse that offers fitness, tennis, poolside dining, an array of activities and so much more! A stunning selection of home designs $
800’S - $2 MILLION
Models open daily 10am-6pm (833) 204-3723
Resort-Style Pools
range in size from 2,450 to over 7,800 a/c sq. ft. Visit us and discover the gorgeous new homes and incredible lifestyle that awaits you.
9275 Beaujolais Avenue, Delray Beach, FL 33446 • Lyons between Clint Moore & Atlantic.
Splash Park
Incredible Lounge Area
FULL-SERVICE GOURMET RESTAURANT | TENNIS COMPLEX & PRO SHOP | INDOOR SPORTS CENTER | LIFESTYLE DIRECTOR WITH ACTIVITIES, CLUBS & EVENTS | KIDS’ PROGRAMS | POOLSIDE BAR & DINING | LOUNGE WITH COCKTAILS | PLUS SO MUCH MORE! Seven Bridges is being developed and sold by Boynton Beach Associates XXIV, LLLP. THE COMPLETE OFFERING TERMS ARE IN AN OFFERING PLAN AVAILABLE FROM SPONSOR. FILE NO. H-14-0004. Prices and information subject to change without notice. Brokers Welcome. Broker must accompany client during client’s initial visit to this community. Both the client and Broker must execute the Developer’s Registration Form on the initial visit. Broker must also execute the Developer’s Broker Participation Agreement. ©2017 9800-024 10-2-17
GLHomes_Miz1718.indd 1
10/30/17 12:34 PM
WILD AND WONDERFUL WOMENSWEAR
GARDEN SHOPS 7050 W PALMETTO PARK RD (AT POWERLINE) BOCA RATON FL 33433 (561) 447 4117
fillyandcolt_MD1516.indd 1
11/7/17 9:39 AM
Cristino_Miz1718.indd 1
11/7/17 11:29 AM
CONTENTS WELCOME LETTER | 25
DINING | 48
The Resort’s finest amenities are its one-of-a-kind curated experiences—in the context of tropical luxury.
The Resort prides itself on its fin-to-fork fresh seafood—and its collection of fine chef-driven restaurants. By Libby Volgyes
PREMIER CLUB | 32 Join the Resort’s Premier Club and enjoy everything from private wine tastings to ocean adventures and more.
MONKEY BUSINESS | 39 Indulge yourself in the Yacht Club Experience, soar above the Intracoastal Waterway, and take the whole family on a Mizner’s Quest.
INFLUENCERS | 66 Meet a few tastemakers whose relationship with the Resort shapes its culture and its aesthetic. By Pauline Estrem
THE LIFE AQUATIC | 74 The Resort’s dazzling beachfront and active water sports options elevate “sea level” to a whole new meaning. By Pauline Estrem
TOC.indd 21
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
21
11/14/17 2:49 PM
CONTENTS
|
MIZNER’S DREAM
SMOOTH SAILING | 80 The Yacht Club Experience meets the Salt Life for a coastal spin on fashion that is as breezy as it is bold. Styled by Katherine Lande; Photographed by Gabor Jurina
DESTINATION: CELEBRATION | 90 Whether it’s a girls’ weekend or a fresh take on weddings, the Resort’s party planners have a vision for the best times of your life. By Pauline Estrem
BODY & SOUL | 98 Wellness and well-being take center stage at the Resort, from fitness and beach yoga to a spa designed for serenity and self-care. By Allison Lewis
THE WALDORF EDGE | 102 Redefined luxury illuminates the Waldorf collection of sumptuous resorts. By John Thomason
ARTIST UP CLOSE: DONALD MARTINY | 108 The Baker Sponder Gallery brings world-famous artists to the Resort—all year long. By John Thomason
CONCOURS D’ELEGANCE | 112 In its 12th year, this luxury signature event at the Boca Resort helps at-risk youth throughout South Florida. By Valerie Zucker
ON THE COVER FASHION: Valentino gown from Neiman Marcus, Town Center at Boca Raton; diamond earrings and ring from Raymond Lee Jewelers, Boca Raton PHOTOGRAPHER: Gabor Jurina FASHION EDITOR: Katherine Lande ART DIRECTOR: Lori Pierino MODEL: Lauren Johnson, MC2 Model Management, Miami HAIR & MAKEUP ARTIST: Heather Blaine, Creative Management, Miami
22
TOC.indd 22
|
MIZNER’S DREAM
11/16/17 9:58 AM
2017-MiznersDream-CDH-fullpg9.5X11.5_Layout 1 11/6/17 7:40 PM Page 1
shouldn’t your home be as interesting as your guest list?
CD
w w w. c l i v e d a n i e l . c o m
CLIVE DANIEL HOME
Winner of Over 200 Awards
BOCA RATON, FL 1351 NW Boca Raton Blvd. Boca Raton, Florida 33432 561.440.home (4663) NAPLES, FL 2777 Tamiami Trail N, Naples, Florida 34103 239.261.home (4663)
for excellence including
Best New Showroom in the USA!
CliveDaniel_Miz1718.indd 1
CDH2 Designer Outlet 2100 Trade Center Way, Suite B, Naples, FL 34109 239.596.6557
11/7/17 9:17 AM
ChampionPorsche_Miz1718.indd 1
10/24/17 3:47 PM
LETTER FROM THE TOP
WELCOME
WELCOME TO the Boca Raton Resort & Club! Our celebrated Resort was founded by architect Addison Mizner, the visionary behind the modern resort experience. Boca Raton Resort & Club abides by Mizner’s vision to this day: We are devoted to imbuing the member and guest experience with a sense of personal engagement that goes deeper than the typical weekend or vacation getaway. Our goal is to give you a truly transformational luxury experience—to help you create resonant, lasting memories. Our Resort offers plentiful opportunities for personal development, curated adventure and pure enjoyment. Examples include the Beach Club’s elevated “Sea Level” program, world-class dining at 13 restaurants, landmark golf courses and the Waldorf Astoria Spa, voted No. 1 Spa in the World by Condé Nast Traveler’s Readers’ Choice Awards. At The Yacht Club, our luxurious waterfront hotel, guests enjoy magnificent views from private balconies and receive special attention from personal concierges. The Resort is further characterized by its graceful architecture,
verdant beauty and unique access to both a pristine ocean coastline and the Intracoastal Waterway. Fishing boats, charter watercraft and the 165-foot yacht Moonraker are docked just yards from our many guest rooms. We take pride in continuous improvement of our grounds and facilities; in addition to a newly renovated health club, we recently completed a $3 million renovation of our golf courses, updating the greens and fairways. To encourage our guests to return time and time again, we are continually introducing interesting new programming. Our popular Artist-in-Residence series offers members and guests in-depth experiences featuring luminaries in the worlds of music, dance, haute cuisine, fine wine and the visual arts. Our monthly calendar offers something for all ages and interests—we have featured everything from Maserati driving experiences to beach yoga to bocce tournaments and much, much more. We hope you will immerse yourself in the special kind of luxury our Resort is known for—luxury based on exemplary service, unique experiences and the promise of personal fulfillment. We are delighted to be your destination of choice, and thank you for your time with us. Sincerely,
John Tolbert
President's Letter.indd 25
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
25
11/16/17 10:00 AM
MIZNER’S DREAM group editor-in-chief | marie speed
RICK OWENS
managing editor | john thomason associate editor | allison lewis
GOLDEN GOOSE
web editor | shayna tanen contributing art director | mary branch
RAQUEL ALLEGRA MARSÈLL
senior art director | lori pierino photographers | aaron bristol, gabor jurina, lisa lefevre, libby volgyes, larry wood production manager | mandy wynne production coordinator | shari brown
AVANT TOI
contributing writers | pauline estrem, valerie zucker director of advertising and marketing | rebecca valenza account executives | gail eagle, bruce klein jr., lindsay koolis, lorraine manfre, sandi selig, debbie strand
R13
digital marketing strategist | portia smith
FALIERO SARTI ROYAL PALM PLACE BOCA RATON 561-367-9600
LAS OLAS FT. LAUDERDALE 954-524-2585
DeborahJames.com
JES PUBLISHING
AT THE ANNUAL FLORIDA MAGAZINE ASSOCIATION’S CHARLIE AWARDS 2017 CHARLIE AWARDS charlie award (first place) best column best department best overall online presence
silver award best overall design best overall writing best use of photography best redesign best in-depth reporting
bronze award best in-depth reporting best feature best magazine website
2016 CHARLIE AWARDS charlie award (first place) best overall magazine best editorial/commentary best custom magazine best overall use of photography
silver award best department best in-depth reporting best feature design best overall design best overall writing
bronze award best department best illustration
ISABEL BENENATO
26
DeborahJames_MIZ1718.indd 1
Mastheads.indd 26
|
MIZNER’S DREAM
11/6/17 4:01 PM
11/14/17 3:19 PM
ff rr i ei e nn dd s sd odno’ nt ’ lte lte f t f rr i ei e nn dd s sw ewaera br obroi rnign gj e wj eewl es l. s . f r i e n d s don’t let f r i e n d s wear boring jewels. H eHreer’ se ’ts ot o nneewwb ebs ets ft fr ri ei enndds s. . Her e ’s to n e w be s t f r i e n d s . CONTACT CONTACT OUR OUR CONCIERGE CONCIERGE CONTACT OUR CONCIERGE FOR FOR STYLIST STYLIST AND AND PERSONAL PERSONAL FORSHOPPING STYLIST AND PERSONAL SHOPPING SERVICES SERVICES SHOPPING SERVICES COURTESY COURTESY CAR CAR SERVICE SERVICE COURTESY CAR SERVICE WOULD WOULD BEBE OUR OUR PLEASURE PLEASURE WOULD BE OUR PLEASURE
# w # w hh oo s ys o y o u u r r j ej w e w e le el r e r # w h o s y o u r j e w e l e r F O LFLOOLW L OUWS F O L LO W U S B O ABRODA W RA DL WKA LAT K B O A R D W A L K AT D ED NE VN EV RE R DENVER
JayFeder_Miz1718.indd 1
UOSN OI N SITA N SGTA RA GM R A@MJ AY @ JFAY E DF EE RDJEERWJ E L WEERLSE R#SB O #C B AOLCI A F LE I F E O N I N S TA G R A M @ J AY F E D E R J E W E L E R S # B O C A L I F E AT 1 8 T1H8 TSHT RSETERTE E I T6 8I 5698 5S 9W S1W8 T1H8 TSHT RSETERTE E I T5 6I 15-6517 -15- 7310-5300 5 0 18TH STR E ET I 6 859 SW 18TH STR E ET I 561-571-3 050 I I N EN WE Y WOY RO KR K I I B OB CO ACR AAT RO AT NO N I N EW YO R K I B O C A R AT O N
11/10/17 2:09 PM
CHANTELLE ◆ PRIMA DONNA ◆ MARIE JO ◆ MATOUK ◆ DESIGNERS GUILD ◆ STAMATTINA ◆ YVES DELORME ◆ PEACOCK ALLEY ◆ ABYSS-HABIDECOR ◆ KASSATEX ◆ MIKE & ALLY
Linens & Lingerie
Your unique, one-of-kind luxury boutique for bed, bath and table linens, as well as the finest in bras, panties and gowns.
featur in
featur in
g
g
Save 20-50% on select merchandise!
Glades Plaza: 2200 Glades Rd, Suite 103-B, Boca Raton, FL 33431 • 561.394.2424 closetfulloflinens.com • drawerfulloflingerie.com • Mon-Sat: 10am-5pm, Closed Sunday
DEBORAH RHODES ◆ WACOAL ◆ HANRO ◆ COSABELLA ◆ HANKY PANKY ◆ SPANX ◆ COOBIE ◆ CAROLE HOCHMAN ◆ VERENA ◆ P JAMAS ◆ NATORI ◆ COMMANDO ◆ BALI
28
◆ PIDGEON AND POODLE ◆ AMANDA RICH ◆ AVANTI ◆ LULU ◆ CHILEWICH ◆ B.TEMPT’D ◆
BOCA RATON RESORT & CLUB · BOCA BEACH CLUB® Two World-class Resorts, One Unique Experience
BOCA RATON RESORT & CLUB 501 EAST CAMINO REAL BOCA RATON, FLORIDA 33432
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ROOM RESERVATIONS, MEETINGS, CATERED EVENTS OR PREMIER CLUB MEMBERSHIP, CALL 561/447-3000 OR VISIT BOCARESORT.COM
1000 Clint Moore Road, Suite 103 Boca Raton, FL 33487 561/997-8683
president/publisher
margaret mary shuff group editor-in-chief
marie speed controller
jeanne greenberg video production/customer service
david shuff
publishers of
Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Worth Avenue, Mizner’s Dream, Greater Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce Annual, Salt Lake, Utah Bride & Groom, Utah Style & Design
◆ OSCAR DE LA RENTA ◆ RALPH LAUREN ◆ KNOCK OUT ◆ WOLFORD ◆ LE JABY ◆ SFERRA ◆
ClosetFullofLinens_MIZ1718.indd 1
Mastheads.indd 28
|
MIZNER’S DREAM
10/30/17 9:16 AM
11/14/17 3:19 PM
Make Our Neighborhood Your Neighborhood
Our private 5-Star Platinum Club of America golf, tennis and country club community: • Offers a choice of 27 lushly landscaped intimate residential villages, each with its own character, from condos and villas to estate homes. • Ideally located near: • award-winning public and private schools • Class A office parks and a vibrant downtown • world-class beaches, shopping, dining, culture, nightlife • easy access to thoroughfares, airports and cruise ship ports
• Amenities include: • two clubhouses with indoor and outdoor dining • two signature golf courses, ranked as #1 Private Club Courses in the U.S. (2017) • top-rated USTA-ranked tennis facility with 23 Har Tru tennis courts and active league play • 35,000-square-foot fitness center and spa with golf and tennis fitness training • two-acre resort styled poolscape with bistro • more than 100 activities scheduled each month across a wide range of interest areas
2401 Willow Springs Drive, Boca Raton, FL 33496 (561) 241-6800 | www.BrokenSoundClub.Org | Facebook.com/BrokenSoundClub BrokenSoundClub_Miz1718.indd 1
11/3/17 12:07 PM
PennFlorida_Miz1718.indd 1
11/10/17 9:13 AM
WHEN YOUR SEARCHING FOR THE PERFECT HOME WITH A VIEW
I T ’ S T I M E F O R E L L I M A N
WEB#: RX-10370517
MIAMI BEACH 1111 Lincoln Road, 805 Miami Beach, FL 33139 305.695.6300
BAY HARBOR ISLAND 1021 Kane Concourse Bay Harbor Islands, FL 33154 305.866.4566
B O C A R AT O N 444 East Palmetto Park Road Boca Raton, FL 33432 561.245.2635
1000 S. Pointe Drive, 100 Miami Beach, FL 33139 305.695.6007
NORTH MIAMI 12000 Biscayne Boulevard, 100 North Miami, FL 33181 305.400.9507
DELRAY BEACH 900 East Atlantic Avenue, 1 Delray Beach, FL 33483 561.278.5570
18305 Biscayne Boulevard, 205 North Miami Beach, FL 33160 305.695.6030
16104 Mizner Club Drive Delray Beach, FL 33446 561.653.6104
AVENTURA 18851 NE 29 Avenue Miami, FL 33180 305.728.2420
PA L M B E A C H 340 Royal Poinciana Way, 318 Palm Beach, FL 33480 561.655.8600
FORT LAUDERDALE 450 East Las Olas Boulevard, 140 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 954.874.0740
WELLINGTON 11199 Polo Club Road Wellington, FL 33414 561.653.6195
2100 North Ocean Boulevard Fort Lauderdale, FL 33305 954.828.1858
10680 W Forest Hill Blvd, 220 Wellington, FL 33414 561.653.6195
1 N. Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304 954.522.3339
JUPITER 400 S. US Highway 1, C1 Jupiter, FL 33477 561.653.6100
120 Ocean Drive Miami Beach, FL 33139 305.695.6075 MIAMI 801 Brickell Avenue 210 & Lobby Miami, FL 33131 305.728.2444 5555 Biscayne Blvd, 3rd Floor Miami, FL 33137 305.677.5000 COMING SOON 1515 Sunset Drive Coral Gables, FL 33143 305.695.6060 COCONUT GROVE 2950 SW 27th Avenue, 320 Miami, FL 33133 305.695.6070
Call or stop by one of our 20 office locations to see how we can expertly handle all your real estate needs.
elliman.com
NEW YORK CITY | LONG ISLAND | THE HAMPTONS | WESTCHESTER | CONNECTICUT | NEW JERSEY | FLORIDA | CALIFORNIA | COLORADO | INTERNATIONAL 1111 LINCOLN RD, MIAMI BEACH, FL 33139. 305.695.6300. © 2017 DOUGLAS ELLIMAN REAL ESTATE. ALL MATERIAL PRESENTED HEREIN IS INTENDED FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY. WHILE, THIS INFORMATION IS BELIEVED TO BE CORRECT, IT IS REPRESENTED SUBJECT TO ERRORS, OMISSIONS, CHANGES OR WITHDRAWAL WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL PROPERTY INFORMATION, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO SQUARE FOOTAGE, ROOM COUNT, NUMBER OF BEDROOMS AND THE SCHOOL DISTRICT IN PROPERTY LISTINGS SHOULD BE VERIFIED BY YOUR OWN ATTORNEY, ARCHITECT OR ZONING EXPERT. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY.
DouglasElliman_Miz1718.indd 1
11/7/17 3:16 PM
THE PREMIER CLUB
BECOME A CLUB MEMBER The Premier Club is more than a vacation—it’s a year-round array of curated experiences.
FOR MORE THAN 90 years, the Boca Raton Resort & Club has maintained a reputation as one of the most luxurious and exclusive resorts in the world.This Old World masterpiece with a vibrant, contemporary vibe is an international vacation destination—as well as an exclusive private club. The Resort’s Premier Club allows members full access to all Resort amenities, from the sumptuous
32
|
Premier Club.indd 32
Waldorf Astoria Spa to several chef-driven restaurants, a chic beach club with concierge services and two 18-hole championship golf courses.There is a firstrate tennis center, several swimming pools, a full-service 32-slip marina, two state-of-the-art health clubs and a comprehensive Surf School featuring South Florida’s first Flow House. In addition, the Resort features a full range of year-round activities custom-designed for its members, from holiday celebrations and themed parties to comedy performances, concerts and supervised children’s programs for all ages.
MIZNER’S DREAM
11/14/17 3:07 PM
AMEN ITIE S BEACH On the Resort’s entirely private half-mile, white-sand beach, members may enjoy a variety of water sports—including stand-up paddleboarding, a popular surf school and personal watercraft—not to mention the luxury Sea Level experience, which includes beachside cocktail service and luxury cabanas (with butler service!), among other options.
FITNESS The Resort’s emphasis on wellness and well-being includes a state-of-the-art Health Club, complete with a new Stretch Zone, special Power Plate training (used by the NFL), Kids Fitness and more. For a workout with spectacular ocean views, the Beach Club Health Club offers the latest in advanced cardiovascular and strength training equipment, with floor-to-ceiling windows and a full schedule of fitness activities. There is also yoga on the beach and other programs oriented to mindful living.
GOLF Golf at the Resort is legendary, with a par-71 Resort Course on the main property, at 6,253 yards, that also features the Kellie Stenzel Golf Academy. (Stenzel is ranked among the top 100 teachers in the nation by Golf magazine.) The nearby Country Club Course, at 6,714 yards, features the Dave Pelz Scoring School to improve your short game. The Resort Course is one of South Florida’s most historic golf courses.
DINING The Resort has a myriad of restaurants and bars, with a portfolio of fine dining options— from Tuscan to sushi to seafood—that are available only to members and hotel guests. These include SeaGrille at the Boca Beach Club; the blue finedining restaurant atop the Resort’s iconic pink tower; and Serendipity, New York City’s famed ice cream shop with new “grab and go” fresh dining options. Visiting chef and vintner programs are also on tap throughout the year.
TENNIS The Premier Club’s tennis experience includes 18 awardwinning Har-Tru tennis courts (and 12 at the nearby Country Club), many lit for evening play. The tennis concierge service arranges matches, schedules lessons and plans tournaments—an exclusive convenience available to Premier Club members. The Resort’s partnership with tennis icon Jimmy Connors gives members a chance to get out on the court or get a few pointers from this winner of eight Grand Slam singles championships. SPA Premier Club members are afforded full access to the Resort’s Waldorf Astoria Spa, named the No. 1 Spa in the World in Condé Nast Traveler’s Readers’ Choice Awards. Special discounts are available exclusively to members for a variety of signature treatments, facials and massages tailored to their individual needs by a team of spa experts, as well as the celebrated Ritual Bath, complete with nine individual mineral baths.
FLOW HOUSE BOCA The Boca Raton Resort & Club is home to South Florida’s first Flow House featuring a dual-sided FlowRider wave simulator for bodyboarding and surfing. After making a splash, members can hang loose poolside with light bites and beverages at the Shaka Bar & Grill, serving burgers, tacos and frozen drinks—or learn how to surf and try out a number of water sports, including paddleboarding, Jet Skiing, catamarans and the daring fly-boarding, among other options. CHILDREN’S PROGRAMMING An innovative “one-of-a-kind” program for families, the Boca Resort’s new Mizner’s Quest Club includes a seasonal supervised camp, recreational sports deck, rooftop garden with interactive stations, a tweens and teens nightclub, an arcade center and Mizner’s Quest, a scavenger-like program around the Resort filled with interactive learning experiences. Running seasonally and every weekend, the supervised Quest Camp features everything from soccer, yoga, tie-dying and stuffed animalmaking to fishing, golf, tennis and more. ENTERTAINMENT Premier Club members also have access to themed parties and entertainment—from our New Year’s Eve “Rock the Block” party to a special holiday tree lighting, and events featuring entertainers such as the Spin Doctors, Smash Mouth and Crystal Waters, as well as tribute bands. v
To secure your Premier Club membership, call Premier Membership Sales at 561/447-3000 to speak with a sales professional.
Premier Club.indd 33
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
33
11/14/17 3:07 PM
&
C H A M P A G N E P A R I S I R E A L
E S T A T E
The Finest Names in Real Estate BocaHome.com
BocaLuxuryCondos.com BocaRatonRealEstate.com DelrayBeachRealEstate.com HighlandBeachRealEstate.com
Please contact us for a private consultation. 151 North Ocean Boulevard Boca Raton, FL 33432 561.235.7800
ChampagnediParisi_MD1516.indd 1
21073 Powerline Road #63 Boca Raton, FL 33433 561.998.9015
10/25/17 2:40 PM
Not A Slice of Paradise. A Whole City Block of Paradise. SHOP Allen Edmonds • Coton Frais • En Vogue • Vertu Fine Art • Grove Opticians • Guy La Ferrera Jos A. Bank • Total Wine • Hoffman’s Chocolates • Silver’s Fine Jewelery • Spalano Salon DINE Sushi Ray • Café 5150 • Giano Gelato • Tap42 • Panera Bread • Rocco’s Tacos • Brio Morton’s • Uncle Tai’s
5150 TOWN CENTER CIRCLE — MILITARY TRAIL, JUST NORTH OF PALMET TO PARK
Untitled-1 1
11/2/17 9:31 AM
PURLife_Miz1718.indd 1
11/9/17 11:07 AM
EXPERIENCE AVIATION AS IT WAS MEANT TO BE Create flights on your own time at a fraction of the cost of traditional charters or find seats on flights created by fellow members. Do it all in minutes, right from our app.
DISCOVER A SMARTER WAY TO FLY (888) 305-5413
USE PROMO CODE BOCACLUB JetSmarter offers a number of programs including private charters, for which JetSmarter acts solely as your agent in arranging the flight, and Public Charters, for which JetSmarter acts as principal in buying and reselling the air transportation. JetSmarter does not own or operate any aircraft. All flights are performed by FAA-licensed and DOT-registered air carriers. Additional restrictions may apply.
BocaResort_Jetsmarter_Miz1718.indd 1
10/23/17 9:45 AM
CITY OF
Boca Raton Considering a corporate relocation or expansion?
Boca Raton should be at the top of your list.
Live Boca Raton’s residential market offers an array of lifestyle options including oceanfront condominiums, luxury rental apartments and gated golf, tennis and yachting country club communities. The City’s A-rated public schools, nationally ranked private schools and three colleges, reflect Boca Raton’s commitment to providing life-long learning options ranging from elementary school to graduate school and medical school.
Work
Play
Boca Raton’s thriving, diversified corporate community includes everything from innovative start-ups to large publicly traded companies. With an educated workforce, 12 million square feet of office space and a customs facility underway at the Boca Raton Airport, conducting national and international business has never been easier. easie
With 46 parks, 44 miles of bike lanes, four miles of public beaches and top notch options for shopping, dining and living, Boca Raton consistently ranks as one of the best cities to live, work, learn and play. Whether your sport is cycling, tennis, golf, boating, yoga, paddle boarding or tai chi, Boca Raton really does have it all.
Relocate your company to Boca Raton and be among industry leaders. Economic Development Office
economicdevelopment@myboca.us •
CityofBoca_Economic_MIZ1718.indd 1
(561) 393-7761 • www.BusinessBoca.com
10/25/17 11:08 AM
MONKEY BUSINESS From curated culinary evenings to getting airborne, the Resort’s ever-changing events and amenities offer a world of new experiences.
MONKEY SEE, MONKEY PLAY THE MONKEY Bar is serving up a little bocce with its handcrafted cocktails these days. The adjacent Har-Tru bocce court nestled next to the croquet lawn is a playful diversion and is on the house until 5 p.m. After that, it’s $30 an hour (or complimentary with a $100 minimum bar tab). Italian lessons not included.
Monkey Business.indd 39
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
39
11/14/17 3:13 PM
MONKEY BUSINESS
THE QUEST CONTINUES
THE RESORT has always quietly given back to the community, but it recently made a 6-year-old’s wish come true. Born with a congenital heart defect, little Anna Kuhn had always said she wanted to be a mermaid television news reporter. Five heart surgeries later, she and her parents qualified for a Make-A-Wish trip that brought them from York, Pennsylvania to the Resort. When the family checked into the Resort, the room was festooned with mermaids. The family took Anna for a walk on the beach while she collected shells in a basket—and that’s when she spotted two mermaids perched on the rocks on a jetty and immediately struck up a conversation. Everything went swimmingly, and later, at the pool, they even outfitted her with a mermaid tail for good measure.
IF TENNIS IS YOUR RACQUET … THE BOCA Raton Resort & Club is a great place for your child to learn tennis at any age. Contact Todd Roth at 561/447-3105 for more information on tennis classes for kids ages 3 to 16.
LISA LEFEVRE
MAKING WISHES COME TRUE
MIZNER’S QUEST—the self-guided family Resort tour—has gone digital. After purchasing a new Resort Passport, guests will receive the password to accept the Mizner’s Quest challenge with more than 40 clues to points of interest, including history, architecture, nature, wildlife, recreation areas, restaurants, lounges and lots more. This 2018-style scavenger hunt can be sorted by “category”—family, kids or adult-only. Users can view other Quest participants in real time and compare success rates, and there’s even a GPS map function to assist guests lost in Resort Land. One thing that’s stayed the same: The Quest still includes a trip to Serendipity for a scoop of complimentary ice cream.
BOCA RATON RESORT & CLUB: HISTORICAL TIMELINE 1926: On Feb. 6, 1926, the Cloister Inn, modeled after a Spanish castle by architect Addison Mizner, opens as the most expensive 100-room hotel of its day at $1.25 million. 1928: The Inn is purchased by Philadelphia utility magnate Clarence Geist and expands to include more guest rooms, the former Cabana Club and a new golf course. 1930: The Cloister Inn reopens after $8 million in renovations as the Boca Raton Club. It runs as a private club, open seasonally from January to March until Geist’s death in 1938. 1940: U.S. Army Air Corps trainees occupy the Resort during World War II and remain for four years. They call the property “the most elegant barracks in history.” 40
|
1944: Real estate and theater entrepreneur J. Myer Schine buys the club for a paltry $3 million and reopens it as the Boca Raton Hotel and Club. 1956: On March 1, 1956, Arthur Vining Davis, former Alcoa CEO, buys the hotel and surrounding property for $22.5 million. Davis later forms his namesake company, Arvida Corp., which owns and operates the hotel for about 27 years.
suites, a half-mile of private Atlantic beach and two restaurants.
expenditures to $55 million since 1983.
1983: The Boca Raton Hotel and Club is sold to the Boca Raton Hotel & Club Limited Partnership and VMS Realty Corp.
1993: The Boca Raton Management Company replaces VMS Realty Corp. as the general partner for the Boca Raton Hotel & Club Limited Partnership.
1969: Arvida begins a $14 million expansion program, including the 27-story Tower and golf villas. In addition, a conference center gives the hotel a balance of leisure and business.
1988: The property becomes known as the Boca Raton Resort & Club and acquires the Boca Country Club on Congress Avenue, about seven miles from the Cloister. It features luxury homes and condominiums, a championship 18-hole golf course, tennis courts, a fitness center and dining facilities for hotel guests, club members and property residents.
1980: The Boca Beach Club replaces the old Cabana Club as a $20 million addition with 214 rooms, eight
1991: The Boca Raton Resort & Club undergoes an $11 million renovation, bringing the total refurbishing
1996: Guest rooms and suites in the Cloister and Tower undergo renovation, and a $10 million tennis and fitness center opens as construction begins on Mizner Center, a $40 million meeting and catering facility. 1997: H. Wayne Huizenga and Florida Panther Holdings Inc., now Boca Resorts Inc., purchases the resort for $325 million, and Gene Bates completes a $6.5 million redesign of the Resort Golf Course.
MIZNER’S DREAM
Monkey Business.indd 40
11/14/17 3:13 PM
FIRST CLASS PASSAGE
Schweifer Vineyards and Copper Cane, under the direction of Joe Wagner, a fifth-generation Napa Valley winemaker. The Tasting Room is $35 per person, and reservations are required; please call or text 561/558-6495.
THE RESORT now offers guests a special Yacht Club Experience, starting with your curbside escort to a private arrival area (complete with Champagne!), a personal concierge to ensure priority access to dining and activities reservations, and VIP treatment that runs the gamut. There’s the special beach concierge, complimentary spa access, a VIP shuttle program, a “sunset ritual experience” at your own Commodore Club and much, much more. You can even leave the yacht at home.
PUPPIES AND ICE CREAM RESORT PRESIDENT and Managing Director John Carlton Tolbert has launched a series of events involving service dogs, inspired by the Resort’s “canine director” Hays, whom Tolbert adopted as a puppy-in-training in the Assistance Dogs of Hawaii program. The “Puppies & Ice Cream” fundraiser hosted other puppies-in-training from local service dog/training organizations that mingled with meeting attendees. Hays comes from multiple generations of service dogs, whom Tolbert has also helped train. The pups work with paraplegics, quadriplegics, children in need and more.
LISA LEFEVRE
TASTING ROOM EVERY THURSDAY night at Monkey Bar, Beverage Director Eric Hammer hosts the Tasting Room, where he guides guests through an exploration of notable wines from the world’s best wineries. Programs include the Distinguished Vineyards & Wine Partners, a unique collection from the world’s most coveted wine regions, such as the highly acclaimed Argyle Winery in Oregon’s Willamette Valley and Wither Hills wines from New Zealand. Other selections include:
1998: Mizner Center opens as a comprehensive meeting and conference facility and features four unique ballrooms and 80,000 square feet of flexible function space. 2000: The Grand Piazza is completed, which includes: Bar Luna, a renovated Malone’s Magic Bar, the Tuscan restaurant Lucca and more. A complete renovation takes place at an average cost of $30,000 per room. 2001: Featuring 22 treatment rooms, the palatial Spa Palazzo is unveiled, while a two-story golf clubhouse debuts with a casual restaurant and luxurious locker rooms. 2002: The eight-story Yacht Club opens with 112 water-view guest
John and sidekick Hays; above, peanut butter-flavored canine ice cream treats
rooms and suites. The new marina, with 32 mega-yacht slips, opens at the base of the Yacht Club. 2003: The new Salon di Palazzo opens; a new golf practice green and a new croquet green debut; and a new children’s playground and water park are added to the children’s activities. 2004: An affiliate of The Blackstone Group, a private investment banking firm, purchases BRI in December for $1.2 billion. Blackstone has a history of investing in its properties and significantly enhancing services and amenities. The same is anticipated for the Boca Raton Resort & Club and its sister properties in the Boca Resorts collection. 2005-2006: Multimillion-dollar re-
2011: The 244 Tower guest rooms at the Resort are revamped with an estimated $4 million makeover. Design enhancements from linens and fixtures to lighting and artwork transport each room from Old Florida style to a sophisticated, contemporary look.
furbishment of the Resort is underway, which includes a “new” lobby, redesigned rooms, Boca Bungalows and the Old Homestead Steakhouse and Cielo restaurants. 2007-2008: Ongoing refurbishments of the Resort include the Beach Club; the new Palm Court and the addition of a sushi bar (by Masaharu Morimoto of “Iron Chef” fame) and New York’s renowned dessert restaurant, Serendipity.
2013: The Surf School opens at the Resort. 2014: The Cloister rooms are completely renovated, and the FlowRider is added to the Resort’s recreational amenities.
2009: The new Boca Beach Club opens. 2010: The Resort opens 501 East Restaurant and Bar, which serves American classics with a trendy twist. Open for lunch and dinner, 501 East overlooks the Resort’s majestic golf course.
2015: Total renovation of the Cloister Health Club is completed. 2016: The Cathedral dining room and golf course renovation are completed.
Monkey Business.indd 41
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
41
11/14/17 3:13 PM
MONKEY BUSINESS
VISITING CHEF PROGRAM CATCHING BIG AIR THE SALT Life goes airborne at the Resort these days with the new Flyboard Experience, where guests are hydro-powered by a hose connected to a Jet Ski, which lifts them up and allows them to fly through the air. Really. It’s the next generation of personal water sports, and it’s available through Costa del Este Watersports at the Resort. Check out the weekly flyboard shows to see how it’s done—every Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 1 and 4 p.m. at the Tower Pool Marina.
THE RESORT’S emphasis on providing members and guests with everchanging experiences is showcased in its visiting chefs program. This year, one of its culinary rock stars is Kerry Heffernan (at right) of Grand Banks restaurant in New York. Heffernan, who was a runner-up in the fourth season of “Top Chef Masters,” will incorporate his sustainable seafood practices into a curated dinner menu at the Resort. Heffernan graduated second in his class from the Culinary Institute of America and honed his skills at highly regarded restaurants such as Montrachet, Le Régence, Bouley and Mondrian with Tom Colicchio before landing his first job as chef de cuisine at One Fifth Avenue. Heffernan later became the executive chef of the Westbury Hotel’s famed Polo restaurant, the training ground for such extraordinary talents as Thomas Keller and Daniel Boulud. Soon afterward Kerry opened Union Square Hospitality Group’s Eleven Madison Park as its executive chef, and eventually became partner. Under his leadership, the restaurant received numerous accolades, including a tie with Per Se on Zagat Survey’s “Top 20 Most Popular Restaurants in New York,” The James Beard Foundation’s award for Outstanding Service in America, and Esquire’s “Best New Restaurant.” Heffernan is currently the chef at Grand Banks, a seasonal oyster bar and galley on the deck of a historic cod fishing schooner moored at Pier 25 New York.
GOOD VIBES VACATIONS THESE days are all about new experiences, getting away from it all, luxuriating in downtime— and now, maybe luxuriating in a little downward dog time! The Resort’s KarmaVibes events, held on selected weekends, are yoga sessions on the croquet lawn that celebrate mindfulness, balance and rhythm, with all proceeds benefiting 42
|
MIZNER’S DREAM
Monkey Business.indd 42
11/16/17 10:10 AM
local charities. There is a peaceful ambience, soothing music and the kind of shared energy that will empower you, center you and place you in a mental space that regenerates the spirit.
GOLF REIMAGINED FOR CLOSE to a century, golfers from around the world have come to play the revered course at the Boca Raton Resort & Club, which was once played by some of the game’s greatest legends, like Tommy Armour and Sam Snead, and recently underwent a massive renovation. Resort guests and club members may choose from the Resort Course and the Country Club Course, plus two golf schools. Dave Pelz is golf’s go-to instructor for all things short game, offering one-day clinics, two- and three-day golf schools and private group lessons. The Kellie Stenzel Golf Academy (see page 68) also offers private lessons, clinics and the option of a full-day school with on-course instruction. In short, there’s something for all ages and levels of experience at Stenzel’s academy. Call 561/447-3419 to make a reservation.
RETAIL THERAPY WITH A LITTLE SPARKLE THERE’S A new girl at the Resort— Michelle Farmer—of the Michelle Farmer Collaborate, a boutique off the lobby described as an “expertly curated platform” of her own brand and other emerging brands of clothing and jewelry. We’d call it fashion-forward but easy— luxury with a coastal vibe—and perfectly situated for your shopping convenience (Think of a new Michele Farmer dress as an appetizer on your way to dinner.) Also in the Cloister lobby is Altier Jewelers, and the whimsical Egg & Friends children’s wear shop, stuffed with exquisite luxury children’s clothing—and more cuteness than should be legal. v
Clockwise from top: The Resort’s renovated links, bling at Michelle Farmer Collaborate, a KarmaVibes event and visiting chef Kerry Heffernan
Monkey Business.indd 43
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
43
11/16/17 10:10 AM
Dealing with ADHD, anxiety, depression, or sleep issues? We address the symptoms at their core – the brain.
Neurocore_Miz1718.indd 1
11/6/17 4:50 PM
gladesplaza.com
DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE One of Boca Raton’s leading shopping and dining desitinations
Glades Plaza features an outstanding mix of boutiques, upscale specialty retailers, and restaurants 2200 Glades Road & 2240 NW 19th Street, Boca Raton, FL 33431 gladesplaza.com
GladesPlaza_MIZ1718.indd 1
10/10/17 12:05 PM
DOWNTOWNBOCA COME EARLY, STAY LATE
C o m e E a r l y, S t a y L a t e
Eduardo Chacon
E X P L O R E A R T W A L K E V E N T S L I V E T O A S T M U S I C C U L T U R E W O R K H I S T O WALK R Y E N J O Y D I N E S H O P P L A Y EXPLORE LIVE
MUSIC HISTORY DINE
DowntownBoca.org
WORK PLAY
DowntownBoca.org CityOfBoca_Miz1718.indd 1
10/23/17 3:23 PM
501 Plaza Real, Boca Raton, FL 33432 561.392.2500 | bocamuseum.org
BocaMuseum_Miz1718.indd 1
10/25/17 2:41 PM
SeaGrille’s banana-leaf baked black cod
48
Dining.new.indd 48
|
MIZNER’S DREAM
11/16/17 10:36 AM
DINING
|
BY LIBBY VOLGYES
FARM TO TABLE, FIN TO FORK The Resort prides itself on its garden of plenty—fresh foods, spices and sustainable seafood—every day.
Dining.new.indd 49
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
49
11/16/17 10:36 AM
DINING
THE RESORT’S impressive collection of chef-driven restaurants would be enough to dazzle any guest. But rock-star chefs are just part of the story; the Resort has been on the vanguard of the fresh, sustainable food movement for years, even before it became a thing in the culinary world. Overseeing it all is Andrew Roenbeck, who started out as an executive sous chef, then the Resort’s executive chef, just as the country’s culinary landscape evolved. Today at the Boca Resort, each restaurant has its own identity
and ability to satisfy specific guest cravings: Mediterranean-inspired Tuscan at Lucca; “sea to table” at the SeaGrille; sophisticated New American at the blue; California cool at Shaka. The list goes on. The emphasis? Each restaurant should be outstanding. Roenbeck attributes the changes in Resort restaurants to a well-traveled clientele. “(They) understand what good quality food is and what poor quality food is,” he says. “There’s nowhere to run, nowhere to hide.” Roenbeck says food is going in a “great positive direction. I think we’re going to continue to see an expansion of great grains—farro, spelt, lentils. And understanding that food and the robustness of flavor is going to come from vinegars, acids
Above, Lucca’s oil-braised octopus. Right, Chef Andrew Roenbeck with the catch of the day.
50
Dining.new.indd 50
|
MIZNER’S DREAM
11/16/17 10:36 AM
Dining.new.indd 51
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
51
11/16/17 10:36 AM
DINING
52
Dining.new.indd 52
|
MIZNER’S DREAM
11/16/17 10:36 AM
and spice. That bold spice is going to come through lots of different avenues. There’s a spice out there that we use more and more called togarashi—it’s an Asian spice that a couple of years ago people wouldn’t know what the heck it was. But to sprinkle that … to get into a much more dynamic, multilevel spice like the togarashi—that sense really is umami, and that’s where we’re looking to bring food.” The Resort has long had its own
garden, and it even brings in its own honeybees. But with its own half-mile of private beach, it is particularly suited for connecting seafood to guests. Especially with such spectacular restaurants like the blue, Morimoto and the SeaGrille—restaurants that depend on achingly fresh seafood with little manipulation from the chef. So Roenbeck did what he always does: He figured out a way to make it so. To be fair, it was an idea that came from Roenbeck’s own chefs—chefs who are avid fishermen and who routinely angled on their days off, casting lines off friends’ boats. With a little bit of connecting, Roenbeck soon hooked up with four local fishmongers who started continued on page 58
[ SEAGRIL LE ] Donna Wynter ➤ As befitting a restaurant that draws its inspiration from cuisines all over the world, SeaGrille chef Donna Wynter is herself quite the culinary world traveler. The Jamaican native graduated from the French Culinary Institute in New York City, then went to cook in Bangkok, Paris and Beijing before disembarking in Miami and immersing herself in its thriving LatinCaribbean restaurant scene, cooking at such highly regarded local eateries as Palme d’Or and Baleen, as well as her own Donna’s Bistro. Words to Cook By: “At SeaGrille the cooking is all about simple and easy—not contrived— well-seasoned and bold flavors. We don’t do heavy sauces; we try to be very light and fresh, using local ingredients as much as possible.”
Chef Wynter cradles fresh Florida stone crabs. At left, the “angry” lobster rolls.
Dining.new.indd 53
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
53
11/16/17 10:36 AM
DINING
Blackened yellowtail snapper over coconut rice with bok choy, carrots and micro cilantro
[ T H E BLUE ] Christie Tenaud ➤ Although her restaurant career began at age 18 as a hostess at an Orlando pizzeria, it didn’t take long for Christie Tenaud to realize her real passion was for the crazy, exhilarating bustle of a professional kitchen. In time, she caught the eye of James Beard award-winning chef Melissa Kelly, who promoted her up the ladder to chef de cuisine of Kelly’s Arizona eatery, Primo. After a stint at New York’s Essex House, Christie arrived at the Resort in November 2013. Christie Tenaud’s vision of her New American restaurant on the 27th floor of the Resort is limited only by her imagination. “That’s what I like most about my role within this restaurant: We can do whatever we want,” Tenaud says. That comes out in homemade pasta dyed pink with beet juice or scallops crudo, reinvented shrimp étouffée influenced by her love of Louisiana, Asian-inspired mussels or oysters cooked five different ways. Words to Cook By: “My philosophy is that of elegant simplicity. The blue is a New American restaurant, and I borrow flavors from different styles of food, whether they be Southern, Miami Cuban or New England.” 54
Dining.new.indd 54
|
MIZNER’S DREAM
11/16/17 10:36 AM
[ 501 E AST ] James Pruitt ➤ Chef James Pruitt was always
By age 12 Pruitt had his first job in a local
interested in food. In fact, he
restaurant busing tables for a family friend;
says he started cooking at an
soon he was cooking at a restaurant in West
early age in his hometown of
Ocean City. By 18, he knew he wanted to be
Ocean City, Maryland, in the
a chef. His career has steadily blossomed, in-
kitchen with his mother and,
cluding a recent stint at an early Boca farm-to-
later, grilling with his father,
table restaurant, Farmer’s Table, with a fiercely
who was a hunter and fisher-
loyal following.
man—and a butcher. “Our neighbor had a small vegetable garden, which is where we would get our vegetables during the summer months. Nowadays that is what most chefs call ‘farm-to-table,’ but back then it was just a way of life.”
Words to Cook By: “I cook from the heart. I spend time in the dining room finding out what the guests like and don’t like. The guests are the most important people, our toughest critics. They are the people we cook for. I always try to find the freshest ingredients and let them stand on their own. It’s not about finding the most expensive ingredients.”
Lobster stuffed avocado
Dining.new.indd 55
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
55
11/16/17 10:36 AM
DINING
[ LU CCA ] Adam Pile ➤ Adam Pile started out at the Resort as a “student-extern” 12 years ago and worked his way up to executive chef of Lucca. (He’s also the executive chef of Bar Luna.) Since he started at Lucca four years ago, he’s watched the restaurant grow—from the number of patrons to the quality of the food. Lately, that means making organic whole-wheat pizza dough and fresh, homemade pasta daily. “We try to keep things simple, let the ingredients speak for themselves, make sure we’re sourcing good quality ingredients,” Pile says. Words to Cook By: “We always try to be as seasonal as possible, that’s kind of our main goal—to make sure we’re appropriate for the seasons. We’re changing; we’re always evolving.”
Fire-roasted clams
56
Dining.new.indd 56
|
MIZNER’S DREAM
11/16/17 10:36 AM
[ MORIMOTO ] Takao Soejima ➤ Cooking for Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto demands exceptional skill and dedication. Luckily, chef Takao Soejima has plenty of both; no wonder he’s been in command of the stylish restaurant since it opened. His culinary education began as a child at his mother’s side, preparing rice and miso soup. He then went to work in sushi restaurants on the East and West Coasts before taking a position at Morimoto in Philadelphia, where he rose to be head sushi chef. His signature dish is the classic miso soup, which Soejima says “was the first thing I learned to make in my cooking class in fourth grade. It is very easy to make, but it’s really hard to make it well.” Words to Cook By: “We don’t take any shortcuts to make good food. It takes time and skill and lots of love, but the result is so obvious that it separates us from that ordinary
Chef Soejima’s classic miso soup
sushi place down the street.”
Dining.new.indd 57
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
57
11/16/17 10:36 AM
DINING continued from page 53 texting him with the day’s catch. Thus began the negotiations. “The same fish was going past me, then going to the market at Palm Beach and then coming back to me four to five days later, all because cash is king. So we eliminated that, and now we’re the first stop,” Roenbeck says. “The other thing the fishmongers were worried about was that we’d take too much fish,” Roenbeck adds. “Our volume is always high. So they told us we can’t buy every single fish from them. They said they were afraid of putting all
their eggs in our basket. So they try and balance that with me as well.” The fishmongers regularly catch tuna, swordfish, grouper, snapper, yellowfin, mutton snapper, wahoo, cobia and barrelfish. Some days Chef Roenbeck gets a text saying they have 150 pounds of mutton snapper, and he responds, “I’ll take it all.” Roenbeck’s excitement translates to each Resort chef who gets to use the fresh fish in his or her dishes. “As a chef, you can feel the quality difference the minute you start to fabricate the dish,” he says. “It’s a textural difference, and there’s definitely a color. The fish is almost translucent. The fish coming four to five days later is going to start to become a little cloudy. The sweet flavor of a fresh fish is indescribable.” v
B O CA R E SO RT’S RE STAUR A N TS Shaka Bar & Grill: Casual California beach-themed dining poolside at The Cloister Bar Luna: Savory snacks and small plates adjacent to the Piazza Lucca: Inventive Tuscan cuisine near the Palm Court Morimoto: Sushi, soup, salads at entrance to Palm Court Palm Court: Savory snacks and small plates on the Resort’s central gathering place the blue: Innovative new American cuisine at the Tower with panoramic views Serendipity: Inspired by the New York icon, it offers sandwiches, sweets and grab-and-go items Mizner’s Monkey Bar: An intimate bar off the main lobby with artisanal cocktails and adjacent bocce court Dining at The Beach Club: SeaGrille with artfully prepared fresh fish and seafood, more casual options at Beaches or poolside 501 East Kitchen & Bar: Contemporary casual American dining near the Pro Shop and golf course
Lucca’s Scallops Picatta
58
Dining.new.indd 58
|
MIZNER’S DREAM
11/16/17 10:36 AM
YOUR DISH IS OUR COMMAND
Since 2007, Truluck’s has been proud to offer Boca Raton the freshest crab, Prime steaks cooked to tantalizing perfection, and a fresh-catch seafood menu that’s your passport to a world of unexpected flavors.
Here’s to hos pitality. BOCA RATON 351 Plaza Real 561 391 0755
Trulucks_Miz1718.indd 1
www.trulucks.com
10/27/17 4:47 PM
1901 North Military Trail Boca Raton, FL 33431 farmerstableboca.com
(561) 417-5836 info@farmerstableboca.com
Feel Good Food Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner | Brunch | Private Dinning | Catering Visit Farmer’s Table Express for consciously sourced, plant-powered meals on the go.
FarmersTable_Miz1718.indd 1
11/8/17 1:59 PM
R I S TO R A N T E
For 35 years the family tradition continues...
DISTINGUISHED RESTAURANT OF NORTH AMERICA
AUTHENTIC ITALIAN CUISINE NEW ELEGANT OUTDOOR PATIO AVAILABLE PERFECT FOR AFTER DINNER DRINKS + CIGARS
Open daily for dinner and lunch (M-F) and special events for parties of 6-150. Live music nightly.
6750 North Federal Highway, Boca Raton | 561-997-7373 | www.ArturosRestaurant.com
Arturos_Miz1718.indd 1
11/7/17 11:20 AM
“IF YOU M A K E GR E AT i ta l i a n FOOD T H E Y W IL L COM E ” Offering Complimentary Transportation To & From Area Hotels Open For Dinner Nightly Private Rooms Available for Parties of 6–45 499 East Palmetto Park Road, Boca Raton • 561-393-6715 www.trattoriaromanabocaraton.com
Trattoria_MIZ1617.indd 1
11/1/17 4:11 PM
Parlez-vous Franรงais?
located in the 5 Palms Building | 455 E. Palmetto Park Rd., Boca Raton (561) 338-3003 | LNMbocaraton.com offerING Complimentary Transportation To & From Area Hotels top 100 Restaurants for foodies in america es
2016
en
te d b O pe y
AWARD OF EXCELLENCE BEST WINE RESTAURANTS
l
e
Pr
private parties up to 50 People
As Presented in WINE SPECTATOR
ab nT
lanouvellemaison_MIZ1617.indd 1
2 0 1 6
11/1/17 4:11 PM
BuckheadChops_Miz1718.indd 1
11/7/17 5:50 PM
ALL ORGANIC, VEGAN, GLUTEN-FREE, & DAIRY-FREE
Living Organic Vegetable Juice • Cold Pressed Juice, Pressed On-Site
• Coconut Mylkshakes
• Organic Smoothies and Acai Bowls
• Cold Brew Coffee
• Juice Made to Order
• Healthy Grab and Go Meals, Snacks, and Sweets
• Kombucha on Tap 179 SE Mizner Blvd., Boca Raton, FL 33432
• 561-617-1735 • www.LOVJuice.com
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!
LOVJuice_Miz1718.indd 1
10/27/17 5:29 PM
PEOPLE
|
BY PAULINE ESTREM
THE INFLUENCERS THE BOCA Resort is more than beachfront and architecture, luxury and fine dining. It is a destination defined by the quality of the experience it offers, with a curated array of diversions and amenities, and a network of achievers who share that vision. Here are a few of the people who bring that vision to life. 66
|
LARRY WOOD
Meet some of the personalities who inform the Resort’s artisanal culture.
MIZNER’S DREAM
InfluencersV2 lp.indd 66
11/14/17 4:18 PM
SACHA LICHINE
LARRY WOOD
THE WORDS “Whispering Angel” have become synonymous with the mad appetite for rosé, and the man to credit for that—as well as the renewed mainstream interest in the pink varietal—is winemaker Sacha Lichine of Chateau d’Esclans in Provence. He also produces Rock Angel, Les Clans and Garrus rosés, but Whispering Angel has become so popular that it’s considered as essential as water in upscale locales like the Hamptons and Nantucket. It’s also on offer at the Resort’s various bars and restaurants. Lichine, who lived in Boca Raton with his family part-time until recently, says that forming a relationship with the Resort simply made sense. “The Resort—with its proximity to where we lived and its features and amenities in addition to its outstanding and well-deserved reputation—made us want to collaborate,” he says, noting that his family often enjoyed leisure time at the property. The Chateau d’Esclans brand, which Lichine established when he purchased the Chateau d’Esclans estate and vineyard in 2006, shares many qualities with the Resort, he says. “Understated elegance comes
to mind, as does quality relative to delivering a particular standard of living,” he says, about their common traits. “I produce world-class rosé, and the Resort is certainly in keeping with this proposition. So the synergy between both is evident.” He says the Resort is the ideal setting for sipping a glass of his vino. “I think of people enjoying a glass of Whispering Angel at any of the club’s venues where it is served and, as mentioned above, noting an excellent fit,” he says. “Having this experience at the Beach Club while facing the ocean resonates powerfully towards that end, and it really is unique, because the environment of the Resort physically transposes its members who come to relax and live well. You could say that our rosé adds a complementary consumer element to this agreeable experience.” Born in Bordeaux and educated in the States, Lichine learned about winemaking from his father, Alexis, who’s known as the “pope of wine” and wrote the respected reference book Wines of France. As a young man, Lichine started offering wine tours of France, became a sommelier and worked for a wine wholesaler and distributor before taking over the family’s Château Prieuré-Lichine at age 27. He later sold that property to acquire his current one and set out on his own. After taking the helm of Chateau d’Esclans, Lichine had a hunch that rosé was due for a resurgence—and an update in quality. He focused on creating a superior product and traveled throughout the United States to introduce it to vendors and convince them to sell it. Tasting was believing, and the trend took off.
Chateau d’Esclans
InfluencersV2 lp.indd 67
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
67
11/14/17 4:18 PM
INFLUENCERS
KELLIE STENZEL GOLF RUNS in the family for Kellie Stenzel: Her grandfather was a PGA professional, and her father played on the PGA Tour. So it should come as no surprise that Stenzel, after playing professionally for five years, is now considered one of the best golf instructors in the business. Her accolades include being named one of the Top 100 Teachers in the nation by Golf magazine for 16 years running as well as a Top 50 Teacher by Golf For Women magazine and one of the top teachers in New York by Golf Digest. Today, she’s the lead instructor at the Resort’s Kellie Stenzel Golf Academy. She says the partnership is a perfect fit. “My brand and the Resort both have quality and full service as top priorities,” she says. “My instructional team and I look to provide each and every person who visits us with a quality, fun, comfortable atmosphere where they receive whatever they desire to improve their games. From private lessons and clinics to golf schools and ju-
nior events, we look to give each and every golfer a better game, which always makes it more fun.” Stenzel says she tries to provide a memorable, multifaceted experience that is about more than solely athletics: “A unique and multilayered experience is a part of both the Resort and our academy.” For example, at the junior camp, children not only improve their golf handicaps but also enjoy meeting guest instructors, spending time at the gym, visiting the beach for bunker practice, participating in contests and more. “We pride ourselves on being family-oriented, and the instruction and the programs the Resort offers shows this commitment,” she says. “I was playing with my family recently, and our son, Matthew, had his first birdie on a par 4 at the Resort. This experience, like many others at the Resort, creates memories, and that is what it is all about.” Originally from Geneva, New York, Stenzel played four years of Division I women’s golf while attending Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina. As a senior, her team came in second nationwide at the NCAA finals. She then traveled the world as a pro on the Futures Tour, the European Tour, the Asian Tour, South African Tour and the Australian Tour. The Palm Beach Gardens resident is also the author of three books, The Women’s Guide to Golf: A Handbook for Beginners, The Women’s Guide to Consistent Golf and The Women’s Guide to Lower Scores.
The Resort Course
68
|
MIZNER’S DREAM
InfluencersV2 lp.indd 68
11/14/17 4:18 PM
MICHELLE FARMER WITH BOUTIQUES in the Hamptons, Palm Beach and Puerto Rico, jewelry designer Michelle Farmer has talent to spare. But she doesn’t hog the spotlight. Her business, Michelle Farmer Collaborate, features her designs alongside jewelry, apparel and home décor by a variety of emerging brands. The common denominators of these products are quality craftsmanship and a fashionforward approach. Farmer, who divides her time between Palm Beach and the Hamptons, recently debuted her boutique, Michelle Farmer Collaborate at the Resort, in the lobby, offering resort wear and fine jewelry. The designer says she knew her concept would be right at home at the Resort after meeting with President John Tolbert and touring the grounds. “We fell in love with his vision, the architecture and the hotel’s exceptional customer service,” she says. “The majority of our stores have a light and airy vibe with a twist of Old World charm.” Her penchant for exceeding clients’ expectations dovetails with the Resort’s approach. “We are all about creating an exceptional experience for our customers and helping them take home a special memory from their trip,” she says. “We found that the professionalism of the hotel’s staff, the gorgeous architecture and the location made it an easy choice for us to open a store with the Boca Resort. We treat every person that walks through our doors like they are a guest in our home, and go out of our way to accommodate clientele in any way possible.” Just as the Resort offers a uniquely curated experience for
members and guests, so, too, does Farmer carefully select her merchandise. “We pride ourselves on having a beautiful curation of unique designers from across the globe along with my own designs. [We] also love to support local designers wherever we open our stores,” she says. “In most cases, the collections we have cannot be found in any other stores or they are one-of-a-kind. We find that this creates a fresh and exciting shopping experience.” She adds that the boutique also provides custom jewelry design and plans on hosting several special events, like trunk shows, during season. Farmer had been designing her own jewelry for five years before launching her self-named collection in 2001. Her second collection, unveiled in 2003, made a splash in Palm Beach, New York, St. Barth’s and East Hampton. After opening a boutique in East Hampton in 2006, she launched Michelle Farmer Collaborate. Her style merges contemporary design with a vintage vibe and a bohemian sensibility, featuring precious and semiprecious stones and baroque pearls.
The Michelle Farmer Collaborate at the Resort
InfluencersV2 lp.indd 69
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
69
11/14/17 4:18 PM
INFLUENCERS
JIMMY CONNORS FEW PERSONALITIES in the annals of tennis have been as big and bold as Jimmy Connors. Known for his competitiveness and bawdy behavior as much as his game-changing flat backhand, he held the world’s No. 1 ranking for 160 weeks straight from 1974 to 1977, setting a record at the time. He won eight majors and still holds three “open era” men’s singles records for titles won (109), matches won (1,256) and matches played (1,535). Over the years, his rivalries have become the stuff of legend. During his prime, Connors went head to head with contemporaries such as Brian Gottfried, Phil Dent, Harold Solomon, Raul Ramirez and Dick Stockton, as well as older players like Arthur Ashe and Ilie Nastase. Even as he aged, he didn’t shy away from young guns such as Bjorn Borg, Ivan Lendl and, in particular, the equally hot-headed John McEnroe, with whom he sparred 34 times between 1977 and 1991. Connors had one of the most impressive comebacks of all-time
when, in 1991, he reached the U.S. Open semifinals at the age of 39. Like McEnroe, Connors has done tennis commentating and analysis in his later years, and the two even commentated side by side at Wimbledon for three years, sparking heated debate. In 2013, Connors published The Outsider, his autobiography, which won for “Best Autobiography/Biography” at the British Sports Book Awards. Connors, who lives in South Florida, is now the resident tennis professional at the Resort, in partnership with Boca Tennis Academy, and members and guests have the chance to rub elbows with the Grand Slam champ during the Jimmy Connors Experience. This package, available for a half day or a full day, may include tennis, golf, speaking engagements or even a dinner with the pro. Connors spoke to World Tennis magazine in 2015 when he first came to the Resort and had introduced the Legends of Boca Experience, a four-day package featuring one-on-one time with the pro: “I now am a part of a new family of people in Boca. … It’s a great new change with a brand that can really take tennis to a whole new level. I really want people to come to Boca and to learn to play with us; you’re in the best surroundings, the best place to hone your skill and take your game to a higher level. The Legends of Boca is such an exciting experience, and you get to meet a lot of interesting, great people.”
Right, Jimmy Connors today and below, during his competitive tennis career
70
|
MIZNER’S DREAM
InfluencersV2 lp.indd 70
11/14/17 4:18 PM
InfluencersV2 lp.indd 71
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
71
11/14/17 4:18 PM
INFLUENCERS
MOLLY HILLENBRAND WHEN SHE isn’t at home in Boca Raton, Molly Hillenbrand is jetsetting across the globe, enjoying luxurious resorts and experiences along the way. And she shares every magical moment of her travels on her Instagram account, Allure of Travel, which has nearly 54,000 followers. She also runs the branding company HillenBRAND, which manages social media accounts for small businesses, and does event planning, sometimes in tandem with the Resort’s Boca by Design. To serve these various roles, Hillenbrand taps her experience as a publicist in New York City and as the owner of luxury children’s stores in Princeton, New Jersey and Chicago. Hillenbrand recently teamed up with the Resort to help promote its special events and to “create once-in-a-lifetime opportunities for its members and special, intimate luxury evenings curated for all the different members of the Resort.” She adds: “I love the Resort because I believe it offers its members incredible opportunities to experience so many different events in luxurious surroundings with fascinating people. Whether it’s yoga on the croquet lawn or a wine
72
|
tasting dinner on the greens, it’s always magical and breathtakingly beautiful, and you can tell that every effort is made to cater to each member’s needs. Every event I attend, I walk away meeting new friends with similar interests.” In fact, she notes that the Resort is a “home away from home” for her and her two daughters, and a place where they always feel welcome. They even enjoy a staycation every year before Christmas to enjoy the holiday activities, restaurants and Beach Club. “As a single mom in this community, it’s been a wonderful place for me to enjoy a happy hour with my girlfriends or attend these fun, cultured, luxurious events,” Hillenbrand says, “but this is also an exceptionally family-friendly resort, where my two girls and I love to spend the day by the pool or at the beach and grab a sundae at Serendipity after dining at my girls’ favorite restaurant, Lucca.” She also has a soft spot for the Waldorf Astoria Spa at the Resort. “The spa is one-of-a-kind and offers complete relaxation with the gorgeous private pool and the best stone massage I’ve ever had,” she says. “My girlfriends and I have loved coming here when we need to relax and unwind or celebrate each others’ birthdays or a special occasion.” v
Hillenbrand at the Resort’s oceanfront
MIZNER’S DREAM
InfluencersV2 lp.indd 72
11/14/17 4:18 PM
BocaResort_PremierClub_Miz1718.indd 1
11/3/17 2:38 PM
SEA LEVEL
|
BY PAULINE ESTREM
THE LIFE AQUATIC The Resort’s water activities run the gamut from tranquil to exhilarating.
74
Sea Level.indd 74
|
MIZNER’S DREAM
11/16/17 10:45 AM
Catch a wave on the FLOWRIDER, relax at Sea Level or take a spin on a Jet Ski.
Sea Level.indd 75
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
75
11/16/17 10:45 AM
SEA LEVEL
NO MATTER where you look, there’s water, water everywhere at the Boca Raton Resort & Club. And there’s no better place to take advantage of everything the ocean has to offer than the Boca Beach Club and the Resort’s pristine halfmile stretch of private beach. To enjoy the beach and sea in all their glory, guests may opt for the Sea Level Experience, which the Resort debuted last year to bring beachfront luxury to new heights and complement its existing amenities. You may not want to get up again after settling into your own king-sized day bed—designed by Boucher Brothers, and the first of its kind on Florida’s east coast— replete with luxurious pillows and linens. Queen-sized day beds are also available, as well as upgrades such as oversized Bliss Lounge chairs, clamshell chaise lounges and umbrellas. While soaking up the sun and the sea breezes, you’ll enjoy firstclass service from head to toe (literally), including a personal beach attendant to grant your every wish and complimentary hand and foot massages from a reflexologist. Other perks include sunglasses cleaning, phone-charging equipment, a waterproof phone pouch and an Aquavault safe to lock up your belongings while you stroll on the beach or take a dip in one of the Beach Club’s three swimming pools. No aspect has been overlooked. The Sea Level experience also offers three daily refreshments to keep guests happy and cool. The Sunrise Amenity, from 10 to 11 a.m., features a tasty welcome 76
Sea Level.indd 76
|
MIZNER’S DREAM
11/16/17 10:45 AM
D O N ’ T M IS S T H E B OAT ➤ No Florida vacation (or stayca-
family and check out the mega-man-
tion) is truly complete without get-
sions along the Intracoastal on the
ting out on the water on a boat to
Resort’s Mizner’s Dream. Featuring
enjoy the salt life at its finest. Luckily,
air conditioning, HDTV and a mod-
the Resort has its own luxury marina,
ern sound system, this cruiser has all
featuring 32 slips and an array of
the comforts of home and is avail-
services, to help you maximize your
able for half-day and mini cruises.
time on the water. It’s also home to various rentals and charters that will allow you to explore the lengths of the Intracoastal Waterway and the waves of the Atlantic Ocean. Catch your own lunch with a half-
Put your sailing skills to the test alongside a licensed captain aboard a 40-foot-plus sailing yacht, accommodating up to six people and available for half- and full-day charters. Or kick back and relax on a 55-foot
or full-day deep-sea fishing charter,
catamaran as you sip on refresh-
complete with fishing equipment
ing beverages and cruise through
and experienced captains to show
azure waters. Up to 49 passengers
you the ropes and transport you to
at a time can enjoy two-and-a-half-
waters close to the Gulf Stream for
hour sails or three-hour snorkel trips
optimal fishing.
aboard the catamaran.
You can also cast a line from a
If breakneck is more your speed,
19-foot Sea Ray craft, which accom-
don’t miss Raceboat Thrill Rides that
modates up to seven people, or a
will take you racing down the Intra-
21-foot Sea Ray, which comfortably
coastal or even on a local pub crawl.
seats up to eight. Choose from a
These 20-, 30- and 60-minute rides,
two-hour rental or a full day. Or go
for two to five people, will have your
Get the VIP treatment in your own cabana, or be adventurous and learn to hang 10.
in style with a half- or full-day charter
blood pumping in no time flat. Or
on the Resort’s 48-foot luxury moto-
get your thrills zooming along the
ryacht, accommodating up to 12.
coastline on a WaveRunner for 30
beverage, like coconut water or watermelon juice, to get you energized and ready for the day ahead. At the hottest time of the day, from 1 to 2 p.m., the Refresher Amenity has attendants serving up aloe shots, spritzing you with Evian mist, and providing cool hand towels infused with cucumber, lavender or lemon to ensure that you don’t get overheated in the Florida sun. Finally, the Sunset Amenity winds things down for the evening at 4 p.m. with a selection of frozen and liqueur-infused fruit. Just sit back and indulge.
up to 20 of your closest friends and
Have an extra-large group? Bring
minutes or an hour. The choice is yours.
GOING WITH THE FLOW For those looking to do a little more than lounge, the Resort does not disappoint with its wide variety of water sports for all ages and skill levels. Budding Kelly Slaters will not want to miss the Flow House, South Florida’s first, which features the California beach-themed Shaka Bar & Grill and the dual-sided FLOWRIDER® stationary wave. This attraction allows for flow-surfing and
Sea Level.indd 77
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
77
11/16/17 10:45 AM
SEA LEVEL
78
Sea Level.indd 78
|
MIZNER’S DREAM
11/16/17 10:45 AM
Spend the day flyboarding or relaxing in one of the Resort’s pools.
body-boarding for the ultimate “surf-on-turf” experience. Special events throughout the year feature competitive surfer meet-andgreets and special FLOW Tour competitions. Brush up on those surf skills and take advantage of Surf Boca, which offers group and solo lessons—plus clinics—in the ocean for adults and children. The Surf School includes a rash guard, a customized video, photos and onehour use of a surfboard. Grab a paddleboard to see what the whole “SUP” movement is all about; the generously sized boards are great for stand-up paddleboarding novices and for cruising, crosstraining and tackling small waves. Or take in views of the shoreline on a kayak. This water sport has grown in popularity over the past decade, and it’s a great chance to connect with nature in an ecofriendly way. For a closer look at
Boca Raton’s famed Red Reef, teeming with colorful fish and marine life, dive under the waves on a snorkeling adventure.
ON THE FLY To rev things up, opt for a WaveRunner ride or tour—or try the hottest new water sport, flyboarding. This exhilarating experience begins with training from a certified instructor. (Don’t worry about a wait; most guests are flying within minutes.) Strap on the flyboard, which is attached to a Jet Ski with a hose, and begin flying across and above the water. With some simple maneuvers, you can hover, dive, spin and soar up to 25 feet into the air. Many Resort guests call flyboarding the highlight of their vacation. Other aquatic activities at your fingers include boating, boogie boards and skim boarding—plus banana rides and floats so the little ones can enjoy the fun, too. If they just want to build a sand castle or fly a kite while running along the sand, that’s no problem. From sea to shore, the Resort has thought of every detail to make your waterfront experience an unforgettable one. All you need to do is dive in. v
Sea Level.indd 79
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
79
11/16/17 10:45 AM
SMOOTH SAILING The Yacht Club Experience meets the Salt Life for a coastal spin on high fashion that’s as breezy as it is bold. PHOTOGRAPHY BY GABOR JURINA FA S H I O N E D I TO R KAT H E R I N E L A N D E
Karen Millen jacket and St. John pleated skirt, both from Bloomingdale’s, Town Center at Boca Raton; Marc Fisher heels from Lord & Taylor, Mizner Park, Boca Raton; Nasty Gal handbag from Bloomingdale’s, Town Center at Boca Raton; diamond earrings and ring from Raymond Lee Jewelers, Boca Raton
80
|
MIZNER’S DREAM
Mizner fashion18.indd 80
11/16/17 1:15 PM
Mizner fashion18.indd 81
11/16/17 1:15 PM
82
|
MIZNER’S DREAM
Mizner fashion18.indd 82
11/16/17 1:16 PM
Kate Spade maillot swimsuit and BCBG blazer from Lord & Taylor, Mizner Park, Boca Raton; earrings and Verdura ring from Betteridge, Palm Beach OPPOSITE PAGE: Sauipe bandeau swimsuit top from Michelle Farmer Collaborate, Boca Raton Resort & Club; Tempo Paris white cotton skirt from Coton Frais, Boca Raton; Gucci heels from Saks Fifth Avenue, Town Center at Boca Raton; sunglasses from Cyril & Dayne, Palm Beach; earrings and Verdura cuffs from Betteridge, Palm Beach; Delphine Delafon handbag from Bloomingdale’s, Town Center at Boca Raton
Mizner fashion18.indd 83
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
83
11/16/17 1:16 PM
Siyu color block pants and polka dot blouse from Filly & Colt, Boca Raton; Kendall & Kylie heels from Lord & Taylor, Mizner Park, Boca Raton; Valentino handbag from Neiman Marcus, Town Center at Boca Raton; necklace and Verdura cuff, Betteridge, Palm Beach
84
|
MIZNER’S DREAM
Mizner fashion18.indd 84
11/16/17 1:16 PM
Saint Laurent off-theshoulder blouse, satin skirt and Prada heels, all from Saks Fifth Avenue, Town Center at Boca Raton; sunglasses from Cyril & Dayne, Palm Beach; diamond earrings and cocktail ring from Raymond Lee Jewelers, Boca Raton
Mizner fashion18.indd 85
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
85
11/16/17 1:16 PM
Mizner fashion18.indd 86
11/16/17 1:16 PM
MM6 Maison Margiela knit dress from Deborah James, Boca Raton; Peggy Guinness necklace from Betteridge, Palm Beach OPPOSITE PAGE: MLM Label striped shirt from Bloomindale’s, Town Center at Boca Raton; Flagpole bikini brief from Michelle Farmer Collaborate, Boca Raton Resort & Club; Aquazarra heels from Saks Fifth Avenue, Town Center at Boca Raton; sunglasses from Cyril & Dayne, Palm Beach; earrings from Betteridge, Palm Beach
Mizner fashion18.indd 87
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
87
11/21/17 2:16 PM
Gucci silk blouse and metallic pleated skirt from Neiman Marcus, Town Center at Boca Raton; Mark Davis bangles from Betteridge, Palm Beach
88
|
MIZNER’S DREAM
Mizner fashion18.indd 88
11/16/17 1:16 PM
Dries Van Noten color block sweater and pleated skirt from Saks Fifth Avenue, Town Center at Boca Raton; Steve Madden heels from Lord & Taylor, Mizner Park, Boca Raton; Street Level handbag from Bloomingdale’s, Town Center at Boca Raton; diamond earrings, and bracelets from Raymond Lee Jewelers, Boca Raton
PHOTOGRAPHER: Gabor Jurina ART DIRECTOR: Lori Pierino FASHION EDITOR: Katherine Lande MODEL: Lauren Johnson, MC2 Model Management, Miami HAIR & MAKEUP ARTIST: Heather Blaine, Creative Management, Miami PHOTOGRAPHY ASSISTANT: Tony Biton
Mizner fashion18.indd 89
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
89
11/16/17 1:16 PM
90
|
MIZNER’S DREAM
Destination Celebration.indd 90
11/16/17 11:17 AM
OCCASIONS
|
BY PAULINE ESTREM
DESTINATION CELEBRATION Personalizing your Resort revelry is all the rage, say our event-planning experts.
WHEN IT comes to planning a special event, you want yours to be an affair to remember. And, with its rich history, natural beauty and first-class amenities, there are few event venues as unforgettable as the Boca Resort. No matter what you’re planning—from weddings and reunions to birthday celebrations and girls’ getaways—the Resort is the prefect backdrop for embracing the hottest trends in special events. Just ask George Petrocelli, director of catering at the Resort. He says that one of the biggest wedding trends he’s seen lately kicks in long before the big day even begins. He calls it “shredding for the wedding.” “With awareness of a healthier lifestyle, many couples desire to be
in their best shape for their wedding day,” he says, noting that the Resort’s health club is a great place to break a sweat. “In addition to the basic diet behaviors, committing yourself to an intense workout routine [is important]. Whether you hire a personal trainer or participate in an overall class, cross training, core strengthening and spinning workouts will help you achieve this goal.” Another pre-event category where brides and grooms are making their mark is with memorable invitations featuring details like custom calligraphy; tropical, watercolor and ombré designs; and foil lettering. “Wedding invitations should reflect the personality and unique style of the couple,” Petrocelli says. “Certainly, the theme as well as the destination for the nuptials should be incorporated into the overall design. When your guests receive the invitation, not only do you set the tone for the grand day, you tease them for what is yet to come.” Part of the planning process that many couples
Destination Celebration.indd 91
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
91
11/16/17 11:17 AM
OCCASIONS
“Brides and grooms not only want the food to taste good, they want the menu to tie into the entire experience.” — GEORGE PETROCELLI Director of Catering
are skipping these days is booking a kennel (or doggie day care) for Fido for the wedding day. “More and more brides and grooms are including their furry friends in their weddings,” he says. “Whether it is a surprise social media engagement announcement, an upstaged ring bearer, a fashionable flower girl or fun-loving photos, pets of all sorts are incorporated into these memorable moments.” When it comes to décor, rose gold is very much en vogue. Petrocelli suggests incorporating it into linens, table runners, vases, centerpieces, place settings or the wedding cake. Another popular trend is using hanging decorative items that set a distinctive mood. For example, a floral sphere above the sweetheart table or a lucite picture frame inscribed with guests’ names (instead of a seating chart or place cards) are great options that the Resort’s onsite Boca by Design event planning service has executed.
92
|
After all the aforementioned shredding, indulging in over-the-top food and drink is in order for the couple—and their guests. “Today’s expectations have never been higher,” Petrocelli says. “With the popularity of network culinary programs and the latest consumer apps, guests’ palates are more discerning. They are very specific in their likes and dislikes and can clearly articulate flavor profiles. Brides and grooms not only want the food to taste good, they want the menu to tie into the entire experience.” He says that includes dishes that reflect one’s heritage or upbringing or hearken back to a favorite vacation or an alma mater. To start the evening, Petrocelli says “shots and bites” are a popular option these days and can include pairings such as margaritas and shrimp tacos, vodka and caviar or local ale and a burger. For a sweet ending, many couples are opting for dessert stations and bars centering on nitrogen-churned ice cream or hot chocolate. That hands-on approach has become a fan favorite at all types of events, says Colin Cowie, celebrity event designer and lifestyle guru: “‘Make your own’ stations have been blowing up. Guests are able to craft their own mimosas, sangrias and more with drink stations. Similarly, cocktail food
MIZNER’S DREAM
Destination Celebration.indd 92
11/16/17 11:18 AM
Small bites, batch drinks and personal touches are popular choices for today’s weddings.
Destination Celebration.indd 93
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
93
11/16/17 11:18 AM
OCCASIONS
Whether a bat mitzvah, engagement or wedding, the Resort can personalize any occasion.
94
|
MIZNER’S DREAM
Destination Celebration.indd 94
11/16/17 11:18 AM
has taken a turn from the typical chicken skewers and finger sandwiches toward fully constructed ‘mini meals.’ Mini eggs Benedict, potpies and even chicken and waffles have made an appearance.” Another kind of station you may not have considered—a phone charging station—is essential for a special event with many teens or young adults, such as a bar/bat mitzvah, a sweet 16 or a quinceañera. “Phone-charging stations are huge,” Cowie says. “Every young adult has their phone glued to their hands, and the worst thing that can happen during a party is for it to die.” He’s also eschewed the station for something a bit more appealing: “We’ve hired a male model to be in charge of holding and charging guests’ phones all night. He would walk around with a jacket that was filled with cords and power supply—just in case!” Yet another digital innovation
that can help distinguish your event is to create customized emojis for the big day. “Since the birth of emojis, everyone wants one that looks just like them,” Cowie says. “For a chic NYC birthday party we threw, we designed emojis of the birthday girl that were sent before, during and after the party to all of the guests.” Sarah Renee Lowell, owner of Sara Renee Events in Parkland, agrees with Petrocelli that personalization is all the rage right now for weddings, with brides and grooms creating custom logos, offering signature cocktails and even bringing in chefs from their favorite restaurants for catering. Some of those signature cocktails might be ontrend “batch” drinks, which are “not individual bartender drinks but big vats of custom-mixed punches and cocktails,” she says. She also notes that having a DJ accompanied by an instrumentalist, such as a guitarist or a banjo player, is more popular than a full band these days: “It gives the best of both worlds.” For milestone birthday parties, staying on top of the tech factor goes a long way with young guests, Lowell says. That includes custom Snapchat filters, tech gadget favors and custom hashtags. “With teens, we really try to do as much branding as we can,” she says. “It’s all about coming up with amazing slogans and logos.” v
Destination Celebration.indd 95
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
95
11/16/17 11:18 AM
COMMERCIAL + RESIDENTIAL LEASING WAREHOUSE
E
O F F I C E
R T A I L Shopping Centers . Mixed Use Strip Centers . Free-standing Ground Leases . Bank Sites
Office Parks . Free-standing Executive Suites . Virtual Offices Meeting Rooms . Day Offices
S I N G L E FA M I LY
M U LT I - F A M I LY
COMMUNITIES Luxury living . On-site Management Excellent Locations Wonderful Amenities
Warehouse Bays . Light Industrial Storage Units . Flex Space Auto Repair
Convenient Locations Updated Units Wonderful Amenities
High-end homes on the water Condos in Downtown High-rise / Gated Communities
RETAIL, OFFICE, WAREHOUSE & RESIDENTIAL LEASING + MANAGEMENT IN SOUTH FLORIDA AND THE GREATER BOSTON AREA FOR OVER 40 YEARS 561.392.8920
InvestLimited_MD1516.indd 1
INVESTMENTSLIMITED.COM
215 NORTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY, BOCA RATON, FL 33432
11/7/17 11:40 AM
jewels in time ShoppeS at the Sanctuary
4400 n. Federal highway, Boca raton, Florida 33431 (1/4 mile south of yamato road, on the east side of the street)
(561) 368-1454 ▼ (888) 755-tIMe www.jewelsintime.com
Specializing in fine new & pre-owned timepieces Diamonds ▼ Fashion & estate Jewelry ▼ Buy - Sell - trade not an authorized agent, representative or affiliate of any watch appearing in this advertisement. all watch names, dials & designs appearing in this advertisement are registered trademarks in the u.S.a.
JewelsinTime-MiznersDream10.indd jewelsintime_MIZ1718.indd 1 1
11/20/09 10/24/17 10:59 2:10 PM AM
BODY & SOUL
|
BY ALLISON LEWIS
A RESORT LIFE, WELL-LIVED Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is easy with the Resort’s multitude of indoor and outdoor programs and activities.
THE BOCA Raton Resort & Club is famously known as a luxurious destination for families and individuals around the world. But what some do not know is the comprehensive, personal approach that applies to each individual that starts or continues his or her wellness journey at the Resort. Although there’s plenty of pampering going on at the Resort Spa, there’s just as much hard work at the Health Club and Beach Club— mentally and physically. The varied programs, trainers and classes give guests and members the necessary means to nurture bodies and minds in a way that appeals to them. Don’t forget nutrition, either. Resort restaurants have plenty of healthy options to stay the course.
INSIDE TRACK The Resort offers several options to accomplish personal wellness goals, whether through a membership or as a guest. Following a $1 million renovation three years ago, the Resort’s onsite 98
Body&Soul.indd 98
|
Health Club equips visitors with everything they need to achieve their fitness ambitions. New to the Health Club this fall is the InBody fitness assessment system. “It’s a noninvasive fitness assessment system,” says Jodi Sullivan, senior director of fitness and wellness. “It’s like stepping on the scale, and you get an enormous amount of information: Your BMI, heart rate, etc. It gives the participant a good view of where they stand.” After using the InBody system, a guest or member can integrate a variety of fitness equipment, classes and trainers to pursue their wellness needs. “We offer all state-of-the-art cardio equipment,” Sullivan says. Each and every Life Fitness machine has a viewing screen to track workouts. “For me, cardio can be daunting,” Sullivan adds. “With this cardio equipment, you can be biking somewhere in Arizona. It’s a really neat way to keep you entertained.” Another popular spot within the Health Club is the stretch area. “We really wanted to focus on having that open area,” Sullivan says. Here, guests and members can stretch before and after workouts, complete a yoga routine, or take a moment or two for relaxation and reflection. There’s a functional training Synergy machine by Life Fitness, kettlebells, a boxing bag and TRX bands in an adjoining room, too. If group exercises are more appealing, the Health Club offers 66 classes per week. Many of
MIZNER’S DREAM
11/16/17 11:22 AM
Body&Soul.indd 99
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
99
11/16/17 11:22 AM
BODY & SOUL
—JODI SULLIVAN Senior Director of Fitness and Wellness
EXOTIC ESCAPE After a hard day’s workout, guests and members can restore their bodies and minds with an afternoon (or entire day) at the Resort Spa. Named the “No. 1 Spa in the World” in Condé Nast Traveler’s Reader’s Choice Awards in 2014, the Waldorf Astoria Spa at the Boca Resort supports individuals on their wellness journeys by providing self-care massage, body wraps and other holistic experiences. Inspired by the Alhambra, or Arabic palace, in
PG. 99 / SHUTTERSTOCK
“We’re really looking to present a journey to our members and guests.”
these take place in the renovated yoga studio above the club. Each class is an opportunity for participants to strengthen muscles, increase flexibility or boost their heart rate, depending on personal fitness goals. “We have barre classes, Pilates, boot camp classes,” Sullivan says. “Zumba is quite popular, as well as yoga.” Taking advantage of the Resort’s beautiful surroundings, yoga classes are offered on the beach at the Beach Club and by evening candlelight in the Spa Garden at the Resort. Personal trainers are available for one-on-one or small group sessions. The Resort has between eight and 10 accredited trainers on staff. “They are certified through various organizations: Pilates, functional training, connective exercise,” Sullivan says. “They’re quite skilled and can accommodate a wide demographic.”
for a game of bocce ball, a round of golf, private tennis or golf instructions and surf lessons. Walks through the Resort gardens, by the pool, or even a stroll along the beach are wonderful ways to incorporate wellness into a daily routine. “We’re really lucky to have the croquet lawn right across the street from the Health Club,” Sullivan says. “It’s a popular place to host group events in the morning.” For example, the lawn is the perfect place to host a group tai chi session, for 100 people or more. Rounding out the plethora of outdoor wellness activities available at the Resort is the bike rental. Sullivan says a new line of beach cruisers and sport trek bikes are conveniently accessible for adults and children staying on property. “They love taking advantage of the great outdoors,” Sullivan says. “Some will go from here over to the Beach Club. Some will rent a bike for the day and take it around the Resort or the beach.” No matter where cyclists end up, Sullivan says having the option to explore the Resort and surrounding space is extremely attractive.
NATURAL SURROUNDINGS Outside, the expansive Resort premises are the perfect backdrop 100
Body&Soul.indd 100
|
MIZNER’S DREAM
11/16/17 11:22 AM
PG. 99 / SHUTTERSTOCK
The Ritual Bath at the Resort Spa
Granada, Spain, the Spa allows guests and members to mentally and emotionally escape and rejuvenate without leaving the Resort. Just past the main entrance and plush, spacious men’s and women’s locker rooms is the Ritual Bath, a Spa staple. Smooth stone, carved marble and colorful, handcrafted tiles complement grand arches and a central whirlpool, surrounded by nine individual mineral baths. Forty-four treatment rooms are available to help individuals reach their goals with a relaxing Vitamin C facial, a signature Artisan Massage or even a customized treatment package. This distraction-free
environment provides serenity and natural healing with personalized service. “[We want to] remove discomfort to help with relaxation, circulation and stress relief,” says Vanessa Carter, the spa director. “It’s results-driven to help individuals with their needs.” Additionally, the spa offers a full-service salon catering to every aesthetic demand: haircuts, styling and coloring, manicures, pedicures and packages, Carter says. There’s also a private outdoor pool and a café full of healthy menu options. With such abundant wellness opportunities, it’s impossible to get bored or veer off track from fitness goals. The Resort has options everywhere, inside and out, for kids, adults and families. “We’re really looking to present a journey to our members and guests,” Sullivan says. Start that journey today. v
Body&Soul.indd 101
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
101
11/16/17 11:22 AM
The Grand Wailea’s Hibiscus Pool; right, family-friendly rivers and waterfalls abound.
102
Travel.indd 102
|
MIZNER’S DREAM
11/14/17 5:02 PM
T R AV E L
|
BY
JOHN THOMASON
LUXURY GETAWAYS Escape the day-to-day with a Waldorf Astoria vacation.
THE BOCA Raton Resort & Club is just one of many fine Waldorf Astoria and associated brand hotels around the globe. Continue the Boca Resort magic at one of our sister properties on your next business trip or vacation, and have the world of luxury and superlative lodging at your fingertips.
T H E G RA N D WA IL E A JUST A 23-minute flight from the bustling Hawaiian capital of Honolulu sits the three islands of Maui, its more tranquil southeastern neighbor. Less dense with tourists than Oahu, it’s a place where modern luxuries and timeless natural habitats comingle. The Grand Wailea, a 40-acre Waldorf Astoria resort, anchors Maui’s sunny south side, an aquatic paradise full of crescent-shaped beaches and islets,
sprawling oceanfront parks and a coral reef teeming with turtles and tropical fish. The resort itself channels Maui’s status as one of the globe’s most enticing water worlds, immediately evident from the grand waterfall greeting visitors at the entrance. The natural elements were a driving force for developer Takeshi Sekiguchi when he opened the resort in 1991. “It was based on a love he had for nature and also on Hawaiian elements of water, plants and flowers,” says Yvonne Biegel, director of public relations and marketing. “There’s water elements flowing throughout the resort, so
Travel.indd 103
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
103
11/14/17 5:03 PM
T R AV E L
it’s similar to the Hawaiian land division of Ahupua’a, which is like ‘from mountain to ocean.’” Grand Wailea’s most impressive water feature is its Wailea Canyon Activity Pool, a 2,000-foot-long, 770,000-gallon structure of nine individual pools connected by a river. This allows guests to experience the excitement of whitewater rapids and gentle currents without leaving the pool area itself. Other features within the activity pool include six waterfalls, a Tarzan rope swing, three Jacuzzis, a swimup grotto bar and the world’s first water elevator—a surreal way to travel that needs to be experienced to be believed. The same goes for the Fishpipe, a unique barrel ride that simulates a waterslide as it moves up to three people at a time at 11 mph. Biegel compares the experience to being inside a bingo ball as it dances around a blower machine. A more relaxing water escape can be found
at the Hibiscus Pool, a nearly 5,000-square foot, adults-only destination identified by the giant hibiscus flower designed with mosaic tiles on the pool’s bottom. As the largest spa in Hawaii, the resort’s Grand Spa is its own aquatic sanctuary. Guests who book a spa treatment begin with an hour-long immersion into the Healing Waters of Maui, a series of five specialty baths featuring therapeutically vetted essential oils and native plants, minerals, herbs, fruits and spices. “It gives you an hour to relax and get into the zone, so that when you go into your massage, you’re not spending the first 15 minutes trying to relax and get into the massage,” Biegel says. “People love it.” Back on dry land, visitors can enjoy the Grand Wailea’s three golf courses, extensive art collection and top-shelf restaurants, including the recently transformed Humuhumunukunukuapua’a, with its island cuisine and handcrafted cocktails, and Bistro Molokini, with its breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean. Unlike some vacation spots whose appeal is seasonal, there is no bad time to visit Maui. “Hawaii always has great weather year-round,” Biegel says. “When it’s snowing by you, it’s warm and sunny here.”
The Healing Waters of Maui
104
Travel.indd 104
|
MIZNER’S DREAM
11/14/17 5:03 PM
The iconic Hotel Del Coronado; below, its quaint beach village
T H E H OT E L D E L CO RO N A DO THE HOTEL Del Coronado— known by its countless repeat guests as simply “The Del”—has enough history to fill a Ken Burns series. When the destination opened in Coronodo, California, in 1888, it became the largest resort hotel in the world, standing today as the second-largest wooden structure in the U.S. It has hosted every president from John F. Kennedy to Barack Obama, and other world leaders and monarchs stretching back to William Henry Harrison, King Kalakaua of Hawaii and Edward, Prince of Wales. Its Hollywood guest list is no less im-
pressive, from Rudolph Valentino and Mae West to Brad Pitt and Oprah Winfrey. Just across the San Diego Bay, the Del has evolved for generations on the strength of its glittering beachfront locale, the standard of excellence in its dining and spa services, and its one-of-a-kind amenities. Times have changed since the early years of the hotel, which counted an ostrich farm among its guest activities. Today, visitors can don a colorful fin and channel their inner Ariel in the Mermaid Fitness program, a 45-minute fusion of swimming, cardio, strength training and core exercises. You can also enjoy s’mores and fireside franks at a private beach fire pit. Around Halloween, share your favorite spooky story around the flickering light, and you might receive a cameo from
Travel.indd 105
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
105
11/14/17 5:03 PM
T R AV E L
Everyone is welcome at “The Del.”
“Kate Morgan,” the Del’s resident ghost! Elsewhere, you can partake in a glass of vino while painting the San Diegan skyline, with instruction from a master artist. And if you visit during the holiday season, you can lace up a pair of bladed boots for Skating by the Sea, where the giant ice rink on the Windsor Lawn will be illuminated with winter cheer. These are a few of the guest upgrades that have steered the property into the 21st century, as it continues to generate headlines. The Del officially became a Hilton Curio Collection hotel this past summer, and within months it brought exciting polo professionals to the resort for a Labor Day weekend special event. It also announced the hiring of Stefan Peroutka, a classically trained chef with an impeccable resume, as its executive chef. The Austrian-born toque presides over the resort’s seven restaurants, including the locally inspired seaside enclave 1500 Ocean; the legendary, regionally inspired Crown Room Brunch; and Eno, an artisan pizzeria with a neighborhood ambience. Through the changes, the hotel’s iconic brand—and its 130-year history—has lost none of its timeless charm. Whether you indulge in a Coastal View Room, an Ocean Towers Suite or an uber-luxe Beach Village Suite, the Hotel Del Coronado invites its guests to party like the royals and rock stars that have come before them. What’s good enough for Clark Gable is good enough for us. 106
Travel.indd 106
|
T H E WA L D O RF A STO RIA BE VE R LY H I LLS THE WALDORF Astoria Beverly Hills is worth the wait. Ten years after its 2008 approval, at an estimated cost of $200 million, the brand’s first new build in California has opened to the public, and it conjures the very sort of Hollywood royalty that will populate its rooms each awards season. The hotel’s location is as plum as it gets. It sits at the intersection of Wilshire and Santa Monica
boulevards, overlooking L.A.’s Golden Triangle district, which includes the legendary Rodeo Drive. Once inside, the Waldorf doesn’t hide its wow factor, with the lobby’s gold-accented marble floors, custom-designed chandelier and artful symmetry encapsulating the vintage art deco style that continues across the sprawling property. According to Managing Director Luc Delafosse, the design is “inspired by the contemporary interpretation of Hollywood glamour and the Streamline Moderne style of the 1930s and ‘40s,” courtesy of renowned interior design firm Pierre-Yves Ro-
MIZNER’S DREAM
11/14/17 5:03 PM
Left, the sleek exterior of the Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills; above, the rooftop pool with its city views; below, one of Chef Vongerichten’s culinary creations
chon, whose projects include the Shangri-La in Paris and the Savoy in London. “In the public spaces of the Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills, guests will discover chic touches throughout the hotel, from the triple-height lobby to hand-painted murals and elegant Lalique installations,” Delafosse adds. “Richly upholstered furniture in soothing tones of celadon, taupe and white is accented by spectacular pieces of art, creating an environment that is both sophisticated and relaxing.” The hotel boasts 170 rooms— including 51 suites—and its guest activities stretch to its sun-dappled apex, where rooftop yoga is offered on weekends. This is also where visitors can take a dip in the rooftop pool, and where diners can enjoy lobster burgers and pretzeldusted calamari at the Rooftop by JG, which one critic has called “L.A.’s coolest new rooftop bar.” The JG stands for Jean-George
Vongerichten, the acclaimed chef who designed all three of the hotel’s culinary concepts, including its signature fine-dining destination, Jean-George Beverly Hills. It’s where you’ll find everything from caviar to pizza. “A savvy businessman, restaurateur and one of the world’s most famous chefs, Vongerichten has an impressive three-star Michelin background,” Delafosse says. “Through his extensive involvement in every aspect of his restaurants—from concept to menu to architectural design, as well as staff selection and trainings—[he] is constantly developing fresh ideas inspired by his travels to impact the global culinary landscape.” Guests can also partake in Los Angeles’ only La Prairie Day Spa, featuring products from the famed Swiss beauty brand, and a 24-hour fitness center with top-of-the-line workout equipment and technology. That tech-savviness extends to the guest rooms, where iPads allow users to adjust lighting, drapes and entertainment at the touch of a screen. Combine all of this with True Waldorf Service— the personal touches and bespoke details tailored to each individual guest, from pre-arrival through departure—and it’s easy to see why Forbes recently declared that, “as luxury entities go, [the Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills] is a game changer.” v
Travel.indd 107
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
107
11/16/17 11:43 AM
A R T WA L K
|
BY JOHN THOMASON
Q&A: DONALD MARTINY This abstract artist creates poetry in motion, from New York City’s Ground Zero to the walls of the Boca Resort.
THE PAINTINGS of Donald Martiny feel alive. Deceptively simple yet cerebrally complex, the artist’s bold, colorful, aggressive brush strokes, formed from polymer and saturated pigment, evoke unity and flight. This might be a reason he was commissioned by One World Trade Center to create uplifting installation art for the resilient monument’s interior. Like the new building, his works conjure the sense of a phoenix rising. A New York native whose work has enjoyed 22 solo exhibitions since 2010, Martiny is one of more than 35 artists represented by Deborah Sponder, who maintains an eclectic gallery at the Boca Raton Resort & Club, and who is responsible for the breathtaking sculptures and paintings that dot the property. Martiny’s work can 108
Art Walk.indd 108
|
be seen in the Palm Court and the Baker Sponder Gallery. In this candid interview with Mizner’s Dream, Martiny shares his process, objectives, unique approach to naming his paintings and much more. Can you describe your process? How does a painting begin? I begin by making many small sketches in oil or acrylic paint on paper. A wall in my studio is literally covered with these. I remove the ones that don’t excite me over time, while weeks, months or even years later I develop the ones that still interest me into finished paintings. My large works involve an enormous investment in time, energy and materials. A large painting can use as much as 30 gallons of paint, so I want to feel confident that I can stand behind the work before I commit. I paint on the floor with large brushes or with my hands. It’s extremely physical. Some painters paint from the wrist, some from the shoulder; I use my whole body as I move around the painting. Once the painting is dry, I lift the paint off the
MIZNER’S DREAM
11/14/17 5:18 PM
Left, Donald Martiny’s installation at One World Trade Center; right, the artist at work.
Art Walk.indd 109
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
109
11/14/17 5:18 PM
A R T WA L K
floor and place it onto a piece of aluminum and trace the form. I then cut the aluminum to the shape of the painting and mount the paint onto the aluminum. Your paintings have a sense of immediacy and rawness, complete with rough, self-reflexive globs and smears. What’s your logic behind this style? I am interested in visual language. What I want to do with the paintings is to establish this relationship of NOW. You (the viewer) are in the moment, in front of a painting … and something happens. I want the space between the painting and the viewer to become activated. This, I hope, will encourage the viewer to engage and form a relationship with the work. In museums or galleries, viewers look at works from afar, then step up close to view the brushstrokes. I believe we all do this to see the process; to see how the painting was built, perhaps to experience the making of the work in a visceral way. By making oversized brushstrokes, the viewer is immediately placed up close to the work. The intimacy is immediate. There is no illusion in my work. Historically, rectangular-shaped paintings serve as portals—windows or doors we look through to view a scene in another space or time. I want my paintings to live in the same space as the viewer, to reach out to the viewer and to have a dialogue with the space around the work as well. How do you know when a work is done? That is an excellent question. One answer is that they are never done. While the painting may not change, the viewer is different each time they see the work. So the 110
Art Walk.indd 110
|
experience of looking at the work is never exactly the same. I want the work to thrill me and inspire me. How can I expect it to excite another viewer if it doesn’t work on me? I get very excited about my work. That said, I will sometimes make the painting again and again until I am satisfied. I recently made a large work at least seven times. It completely took over my life and my studio for months. I was thoroughly exhausted when I finished it. But it was worth it. What attracts you to the abstract form? As a student I decided I needed to be able to make art that looked like the art I was seeing in museums before I could give myself permission to move forward and find my own voice. I studied life drawing, figure and landscape painting for many years. But eventually I needed to find my own way. Rather than re-present an image, I wanted to present a new image. Light, form, color and texture are the elements that directly affect a pure experience and feeling. I found that more interesting than storytelling, symbols or metaphors.
S C U L PT UR E TO UR S AND MORE ➤ In addition to visiting the Baker Sponder Gallery in the Resort lobby, guests and members can enjoy a self-guided sculpture tour, where works by blue-chip artists including Fernando Botero, Lynn Chadwick, George Sagal and Boaz Vaadia tower like sentinels throughout the property. These tours can be supplemented with audio and web-based information by following the telephone symbol or QR code on the text panel of each sculpture. For still more artistic nourishment, Resort guests are invited to visit the Baker Sponder Gallery’s new flagship location, which opened in September 2017 at 413 E. Palmetto Park Road—walking distance from the Resort. In season (November through April), the gallery’s exhibition schedule will rotate bimonthly with one- and two-person shows.
MIZNER’S DREAM
11/16/17 11:46 AM
Left, Ahom by Donald Martiny; below left, Think Big by Jane Manus; right, Yizhaq & Eli’av by Boaz Vaadia.
the past or worrying about the future. It brought me to the present and now, somehow, I feel hopeful. I feel I can go on. Please tell the artist thank you for me.” That was the best compliment I could have ever received. Of course, that is an extreme case. How do you define the enigmatic titles of your paintings? I believe you are referring to my extinct language series. Years ago I spent some time in the Amazon jungle, in the Madidi rainforest. I stayed with a small group of indigenous people who spoke a language that less than 200 people spoke. The language was a basic part of their culture, a way of seeing things, defining things. It occurred to me that, as an artist, I am inventing my own language—my own way of seeing things. So I decided, for that series, to name my paintings after extinct languages. The paintings at the World Trade Center are named after the two languages that were spoken in lower Manhattan before the settlers arrived: Lenape and Unami.
What do you hope audiences experience when seeing your work? I only know how I experience the paintings. I work hard to make paintings that are joyful, positive and hopeful. I am sure people respond in many different ways to the works. When I had just installed one of my monumental paintings at One World Trade Center, a man entered the building clearly very troubled and agitated. He had a very dark mood about him, hands shaking, lips trembling. He looked down at the floor, then at the painting, then at me. He quickly walked towards me and said, “I just had the worst 48 hours of my life. I honestly didn’t know if I was going to make it. Then I entered this building and saw this lovely painting. It completely changed my mood. It shocked me out of thinking about
Why is the Boca Resort a good fit for your work? I show my work here because of my relationship with Deborah Sponder. She and the others at the gallery are wonderful people. They understand my work, what I am trying to do, and I trust them completely. I am a fan of the other artists they represent, too. Additionally, the light at the Boca Resort enhances the color and texture in the work, much like the light in Nice added life to Dufy and Matisse’s palettes. As you mentioned, your work was commissioned by One World Trade Center in New York. What did this commission mean to you, and how does your work “play” in such a surrounding? The paintings were commissioned by Douglas Durst, and are on permanent loan to the building from the Durst family. Because the paintings were too large to bring into the building (bigger than any of the doors), I moved my studio into the building and made the paintings on site. It took two months to make them. I thoroughly enjoyed responding to the space, the light and the movement of the people in the building. I am honored to have work in the most iconic building in the western hemisphere. v
Art Walk.indd 111
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
111
11/16/17 11:46 AM
EVENTS
| BY VALERIE ZUCKER
CONCOURS D’ELEGANCE
The 12th Annual Boca Raton Concours d’ Elegance is one of the Resort’s premier events.
IMAGINE A car show elevated to the next level—with classic automobiles, antique to luxury—in an elegant setting topped off with a star-studded gala dinner. This is the Concours d’ Elegance, and it comes to the Boca Resort February 23-25, 2018. Comedian and TV star Tim Allen will be the gala comedian headline entertainer. Allen starred in the long-running hit ABC series “Home Improvement,” where he garnered a Golden Globe Award, an Emmy nomination and the People’s Choice Award for “Favorite Male Performer in a Television Series” for eight years in a row. In 2011, he returned to 112
Concours.indd 112
|
television in the role of Mike Baxter in the hugely popular ABC series “Last Man Standing.” Allen’s film roles include portraying Buzz Lightyear in the “Toy Story” franchise and Scott Calvin/Santa Claus in the “Santa Clause” trilogy. His other films include starring roles in the box-office hits “Wild Hogs,” “Galaxy Quest” and “The Shaggy Dog.” Allen will join Jay Leno, from the “Jay Leno’s Garage” TV series, as a celebrity judge. Leno will present the Big Dog Garage Award to his favorite automobile and motorcycle during the February 25 judging on the show field. Auto enthusiasts can view Marques of the Year, Lincoln-Mercury and a very special presentation by the Antique Automobile Club of America (AACA), “Cars Throughout the Decades of the Past Century.” The Boca Raton Concours d’ Elegance is the world’s largest by a charity, and fully
MIZNER’S DREAM
11/14/17 5:20 PM
benefits the Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County—and the 12,500 at-risk youth it serves. The Concours was founded and directed by Rick and Rita Case of the Rick Case Automotive Group, who have continued their leadership and hands-on involvement over the last 12 years. “The entire Concours team is comprised of a group of more than 300 volunteers who donate their time to the planning and execution of the event,” says Brian Quail, president and CEO of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County. “In 2017, the event attracted thousands of attendees and to date has raised more than $10 million for our organization.” The following is the schedule of events: • Friday, February 23: The weekend starts with the duPont Registry™ Live Hangar Party at Atlantic Aviation at the Boca Raton Airport. Guests will experience gourmet tastings from more than 20 of South Florida’s finest restaurants and indulge in an array of fine wines and spirits as well as live entertainment. Guests can also peruse an impressive selection of exotic cars, motorcycles, extravagant boats, private jets, premier vendors and more. Additionally, guests can meet Indy 500 race car driver Jack Harvey on behalf of AutoNation’s partnership. • Saturday, February 24: This is a day of educational automotive seminars designed for the true automotive collector enthusiast. The Grand Gala Dinner, Auction & Show will follow, featuring a cocktail hour and silent auction, gourmet dinner and live auction, including one-of-a-kind trips and experience packages, luxury jewelry and more. The Automotive Lifetime Achievement Award will be given to Norman Braman, founder and owner of Braman Motorcars. The National Lifetime Achievement Award will be given to Bob Carter, Executive VP of Toyota North America. The evening will be capped by a
stellar performance by one of the most respected and successful comedians in the country, Tim Allen. • Sunday, February 25: This day will feature the Boca Raton Concours d’ Elegance automobile and motorcycle exhibition with celebrity judges Jay Leno and Tim Allen, who will walk through the show field meeting automobile and motorcycle owners and event attendees as they search for their favorite automobile and motorcycle to present the Jay Leno Big Dog Garage Award and the Tim Allen Award. Guests from around the world will experience an automotive showcase like no other, featuring vehicles and motorcycles from an array of time periods. Other judges include Chief Judge Dr. Paul Sable and Chief Honorary Judge Steve Moskowitz, Executive Director of AACA. Additionally, Grand Marshal Wayne Carini, host of “Chasing Classic Cars,” joins the group for another stellar year along with Master of Ceremonies Bill Rothermel and Tom duPont, who will select the finest vintage, antique, classic and exotic vehicles based on period, presentation and overall style. Also judging will be David Schultz, chairman of the 2017 Lincoln Motor Car Foundation. Once the show kicks off, guests are invited to walk through a series of vendor tents and enjoy a selection of gourmet food, wine and cocktails from more than 20 of South Florida’s finest restaurants at the Concours d’ Gourmet Pavilion. An exclusive brunch with Jay Leno and Tim Allen happens Sunday from 10 to 11 a.m., where guests can join Leno and Allen for dining and a Q&A session. Donations of $1,000 for brunch benefit the Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County. For additional information on the 12th annual Boca Raton Concours d’Elegance, and to view a full schedule of events, please visit bocaCDE.com. v
Friday night “Hanger Party” (above); at left, 2018 hosts Jay Leno and Tim Allen; below, vintage vehicles on display
A B O U T T H E B OY S & G IRL S C LUBS O F B RO WA RD CO U N TY ➤ The Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County (BGCBC) is a nonprofit 501(c) (3) private agency dedicated to helping young people improve their lives by building self-esteem and developing values and skills during their critical period of growth. Serving more than 12,500 at-risk youth ages 6-18 each year from its 12 Broward County-area clubs, their purpose is to inspire and enable children to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens. BGCBC has once again received the coveted four-star rating (out of four stars) by Charity Navigator for the sixth year in a row. For more information, please call 954/537-1010 or visit bgcbc.org.
Concours.indd 113
MIZNER’S DREAM
|
113
11/14/17 5:20 PM
ASSET & LAWSUIT PROTECTION to Protect Everything You Own From Everyone, Every Time! Lawsuits have become the next biggest business, especially since the economic downturn. They’re a cheap way for people to make lots of money, often with an investment of just a few hours’ time. Consider -- the plaintiff may never even have to prove a thing; the prospect of spending hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal bills can scare a defendant into opting for a settlement without ever putting up a fight. Even if he did nothing wrong. No one’s immune from lawsuits, but people with a lot of assets showing are especially vulnerable. If someone thinks you’ve got a lot to lose – and thus, they’ve got a lot to gain – you become a choice target. People who are less affluent are vulnerable in a different way: If a person with $100,000 in assets gets sued for $1 million, they’ll be wiped out, whereas the person with $5 million can survive a $1 million lawsuit.
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
Hillel L. Presser, Esq., MBA
Protect your assets with liens. What is a $100,000 car worth if you owe $95,000? What is a $1 million house worth if you owe $950,000? Take out lines of credit. Record mortgages against your property. Make all of your assets valueless. Become an unattractive candidate for a lawsuit. Transfer your assets to a protective entity. The key to Asset Protection is to own nothing while controlling everything. Transfer any non-exempt assets out of your name to protective entities such as trusts, LLC’s (limited liability companies), limited partnerships, etc. Utilize International Asset Protection. Enjoy an even greater degree of privacy and debtor protection with the many additional legal and procedural obstacles that creditors have to face in International jurisdictions. Keep your plan up to date. Laws change every year. Have your plan reviewed yearly.
Hillel L. Presser, Esq., MBA represents individuals and businesses in connection
Inventory your wealth. Most people have a lot more than they think. Take stock of valuable domain names, telephone numbers, intellectual property, potential inheritances, and other liquid and non-liquid assets.
with the establishment of comprehensive Asset Protection Plans that incorporate
Convert non-exempt assets into exempt assets. State laws protect some personal assets from lawsuits and creditors. Those assets typically include your primary residence; personal items such as furniture and clothing; pensions and retirement funds; and life insurance. Find out the exemptions for your state and convert non-exempt assets (i.e. cash) into exempt assets (i.e. life insurance).
appeared on several radio and television networks such as FOX, BRAVO, NBC,
Don’t rely solely on liability insurance. Buy as much insurance as you can; it’s cheap and it helps you sleep at night. But realize that 70 percent of claims are not covered. Your coverage may be inadequate for a particular suit; your insurance company may go bankrupt. Having insurance and an Asset Protection Plan is the belt and suspenders approach to hanging onto your pants. Don’t title your assets solely to your spouse or to “straw men.” They may have more financial problems than you.
both domestic and international components. Hillel Presser has been featured in numerous newspapers and magazines, among them Forbes, Sports Illustrated, the Robb Report, the Houston Chronicle, and the Los Angeles Times. He has also ABC, and CBS and has been profiled in the international press in Canada, Germany, Greece, Ireland, and the United Kingdom. He has represented some of today’s most well-known business owners, celebrities and professional athletes. Hillel Presser has authored several books and articles on Asset Protection and Law including Financial Self – Defense, The Lawyers Law of Attraction, Asset Protection Secrets, Financial Self – Defense (Revised Edition), Asset Protection in Financially Unsafe Times (foreword), and Captive Insurance Companies (foreword) just to name a few. Hillel Presser formally sat on the President’s Advisory Council and Ambassador Board for Nova Southeastern University and has participated as an active board member for several non-profit organizations for some of his professional athlete clients. He also served as an Adjunct Faculty Member (Law) at Lynn University.
The Presser Law Firm, P.A. | Toll-free: 1-800-999-9992 | Local: 1-561-953-1050 Boca Raton, Florida | Info@AssetProtectionAttorneys.com | www.AssetProtectionAttorneys.com
Presser_MIZ1718.indd 120
11/15/17 11:52 AM
ASSET & LAWSUIT PROTECTION Lawsuits are filed on a regular basis! In today’s economy, it seems that lawsuits are becoming the next big business. A lawsuit can cost you tens of thousands of dollars, even if you win the case! Divorce is becoming a commonplace in our society. You don’t expect to be sued, but if your bank and investment accounts, real estate, or business is in your name then you could lose everything!
Learn strategies designed to help protect your assets from: • Lawsuits • Creditors • Foreclosure Deficiencies • Malpractice Claims • Former or Current Spouses • Children • Relatives • Greedy, Lawsuit Obsessed Citizens
Contact The Presser Law Firm, P.A. for a Complimentary Preliminary Consultation and to receive complimentary copies of our latest best-selling books on Asset Protection. Toll-Free: 1-800-999-9992 | Local: 1-561-953-1050
Domestic/International | We Handle Clients Nationwide For every 60 minutes you spend making money, spend 60 seconds thinking about how to protect it!
The Presser Law Firm, P.A. | Toll-free: 1-800-999-9992 | Local: 1-561-953-1050 Boca Raton, Florida | Info@AssetProtectionAttorneys.com | www.AssetProtectionAttorneys.com
Presser_MIZ1718.indd 121
11/15/17 11:52 AM
MIZNER PARK AMPHITHEATER concerts | PRivate rentals | Community events
Boca Raton’s Premier Venue for Community, Culture and Entertainment. In the heart of Downtown since 2002.
owned & operated by the city of boca raton
WWW.MiznerAmp.com
MiznerAmphitheater_Miz18.indd 1
(561) 393 7890
11/21/17 9:15 AM
THE NAME YOU CAN TRUST
ColdwellBanker_ClaireSheres_Miz1718.indd 1
11/21/17 2:44 PM
Rose Glamoclija, R.N. Founder and Administrator
It’s The Personal Touch That Makes The Difference
Offering Quality Private Duty Nursing Care and Care Management Services Since 1993 Available 24 Hours a Day • • • • •
Registered Nurses Licensed Practical Nurses Certified Nursing Assistants Home Health Aides Physical Therapy
• • • • •
Companions Live-Ins Homemakers Speech Therapy Occupational Therapy
Serving Broward, Palm Beach, Martin & St. Lucie Counties 342 E. Palmetto Park Rd., Suites 1 & 2 Boca Raton, FL 33432
255 Sunrise Ave., Suite 200 Palm Beach, FL 33480
Fax (561) 347-7567
Fax (561) 833-3460
(561) 347-7566
(561) 833-3430
BocaNursing_MIZ1617.indd 1
Lic#HHA20196095
“Before you and your staff from Boca Nursing Services started taking care of Helen and I, we existed; now we are living again! Thank you, Rose.” -Dr. K.D.
11/6/17 3:42 PM
Magazines Work! We can help you create your own custom magazine—and stand out in the crowd. A magazine specially tailored to your business can advance your brand—and build your sales and customer base. For more than 36 years, JES Media has served the South Florida community. Let our custom publishing division develop a product that meets your objectives—in the context of top quality publishing standards.
To learn more, contact Sales@Bocamag.com or call us at 561/997-8683.
House_CustomPublishing_Miz1718.indd 1 118_Miz1718.indd 118
11/14/17 3:15 PM 11/14/17 3:20 PM
{ THE BEST REAL ESTATE COMPANY IN TOWN }
Amazing estate on the intracoastal in exclusive Highland Beach, featuring a state-of-the-art movie theater, gym, elevator, 48 KW generator, Creston Smart Home, circular marble staircase, crystal chandeliers, summer kitchen, hurricane boat lift, oversized gourmet kitchen, built in fireplace and a mahogany library. 5 bedrooms, 6.1 baths. Listed at $5,975,000.
Gulfstream Deepwater with breathtaking intracoastal views. Private beach access. 150 feet on the water. Turnkey furnished. Resort style pool and outdoor cabana. Modern and sleek. Yachtsman’s paradise. Offered at $4,495,000.
Call Jackie for a private showing:
Jackie Impaglia Estate Agent
561-542-0706 JackieImpaglia@comcast.net
MiznerGrandeRealty_JackieImpaglia_Miz1718.indd 1
Spectacular estate home. 100 feet of deeded beach access. Private gated entrance. Over 7,400 total square feet: 6 bedrooms, 4.1 baths, 3 car garage. All impact glass. Grand foyer with a sweeping staircase. Exquisite pool and spa, which wraps around the covered patio. Listed at $3,500,000.
11/3/17 3:28 PM
$1.75 billion
“ The Best Real Estate Company in Town ”
Voted the Best Real Estate Company in Boca Raton and West Boca 2017
Gulfstream’s Finest, Deepwater, Newer, Modern, Sleek, Chic, Showplace at the Beach with Private Beach Access. Walk to the Beach. Minutes to the Famous Downtown Atlantic Ave. Total Sq Feet 5,926. $3,950,000
Amazing Newer Signature Trophy Classic Estate on the Intracoastal with Private Beach Access. State of the Art Movie Theater. Total Sq Feet 10,198
Spectacular Private Gated Custom Built Estate Home with 100’ Deeded Beach Access. Walk to the Beach. Total Sq Feet 7,419
Spectacular Private Gated Estate on 1.12 Acre Lot with Incredible Amenities and State of the Art Movie Theater. Total Sq Feet 12,397
Deepwater Dream Estate with Wide Water Bay View and Private Beach Access. Walk to the Beach. $2,995,000
Beautiful Deepwater Modern Contemporary with Wide Water Views of the Bird Sanctuary. Gated Waterfront Community. Total Sq Feet 8,733
Ari Albinder, Broker/Owner
Ari Albinder, Broker/Owner
Ari Albinder, Broker/Owner
561.702.0413
561.702.0413
561.702.0413
Ari Albinder, Broker/Owner
Ari Albinder, Broker/Owner
Ari Albinder, Broker/Owner
561.702.0413
561.702.0413
561.702.0413
Listing and Selling for Top Dollar! Worldwide Marketing to 54 Countries!
Search the entire Multiple Listing Service and Find Your Dream Home at: www.MiznerGrandeRealty.com. MiznerGrandeRealty_Miz1718.indd 2
11/27/17 9:38 AM
“ The Best Real Estate Company in Town ”
Voted the Best Real Estate Company in Boca Raton and West Boca 2017
$1.75 billion
Spectacular Double Lot Lakefront Golfcourse Estate with Separate Guesthouse. Total Sq Feet 7,647. $1,995,000
Showplace on 90’ Deepwater! Custom Built in 2006 for the Yachtsman’s Paradise. Elevator and Fireplce. Total Sq Feet 7,016. $2,375,000
2-Story Deepwater Estate on Famous Gated Street with Double Waterfrontage and Dockage on 185 feet of Water
2-Story Deepwater Pool Home. Walk to the Beach. 1 Lot off Intracoastal. 17K Boat Lift, 3 A/C’s, All New Pavers & Salt Water Pool. Intracoastal Views Galore.
Deepwater Estate on 110’ Wide Canal in Famous Walker’s Cay. 24K Boat Life, Impact Windows and Doors, Wood Floors & Incredible Kitchen. $1,475,000
2-Story Lakefront Custom Dream Estate with State of the Art Movie Theater. Gated with Incredible Amenities and Hurricane Glass. Total Sq Feet 8,456. $1,725,000
Ari Albinder, Broker/Owner
Ari Albinder, Broker/Owner
Ari Albinder, Broker/Owner
561.702.0413
561.702.0413
561.702.0413
Ari Albinder, Broker/Owner
Ari Albinder, Broker/Owner
Ari Albinder, Broker/Owner
561.702.0413
561.702.0413
561.702.0413
Call ARI ALBINDER, Broker/Owner at 561.702.0413 {OFFICE} 561.393.7000 {EMAIL} Ari@MiznerGrandeRealty.com MiznerGrandeRealty_Miz1718.indd 3
11/27/17 9:38 AM
3 D AYS A U TO M AT I C ACC I A I O - 4 5 M M ( R E F. 674 )
PA N E R A I B O U T I Q U E
B O C A R ATO N - 3 1 8 P L A Z A R E A L
PA N E R A I . C O M
LesBijoux-Panerai_Miz1718.indd 1
•
+1 561 361 6526
11/10/17 2:34 PM