Homes and landmarks by the La Rocca family.
Estate homes in Boca Raton; towers, hotels and housing in Venezuela; and the early work of Matteo La Rocca. Developed or built by the La Rocca family.
Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club
Luxury estate homes developed by Roberto La Rocca: waterfront Mediterranean architecture, marble and stone interiors, pools and outdoor living.
Northway Circle residence
A contemporary two-story family residence in Boca Raton.
2814 Collins Avenue
A historic building in Miami Beach renovated into a boutique hotel. Roberto was a partner and the project manager, and represented the owners and the lender, from 2021 until the property was sold in 2025.
Radisson Blu Hotel
Hotel tower in Caracas designed and financed by Roberto La Rocca, shown here in architectural renderings.
Office towers
Banesco Tower in El Rosal, the former Shell Tower (today Torre Fondo Común), and the World Trade Center Caracas, which Roberto owned.
Housing in Venezuela
Apartments and homes built by Matteo and Roberto La Rocca: residential buildings in Caracas such as Belleview Plaza in Los Samanes, apartment towers in Barquisimeto built with the tunnel-form concrete system, and affordable-housing communities near Valencia.
Biltmore Village
Affordable homes in Hialeah built in the 1980s by Roberto’s father, Matteo La Rocca.
Matteo La Rocca, the early years
Roberto’s father, a civil engineer trained at the University of Padua, on his job sites in Venezuela. Here he is engineer and inspector at the Hotel Macuto Sheraton on the coast near Caracas, built in 1959 as an officers’ club.
Several of Roberto’s Caracas projects are featured in the book Arquitectura Bentata (2025) by Celina Bentata, presented in Aventura, Florida.