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Miami architecture is as varied as the city's history, people, and cultures. Each neighborhood has a distinct look and (literal) flavor. However, the historic Art Deco District is representative of a very unique period in American History. As such, the buildings reflect signature Art Deco architectural style with an American pre-War twist. The Art … [Read more...]
If all goes as planned, one of America's most innovative residential structures, Porche Design Tower, will rise near Miami. The highrise on Sunny Isles Beach will live up to its name, with large elevators taking owners straight to their condos...as they sit in their cars. The car elevator, profiled on Curbed Miami and Invest in Miami, is shown in … [Read more...]
The architecture of Miami is a study in contrasts. The vibrant coastal city embraces diverse structures, from Versace's uber-traditional villa to sleek modern award-winners. VERSACE VILLA. Casa Casuarina reflects the late Gianni Versace's embrace of traditional Italian and Classical motifs. The South Beach villa recently dropped in price from $125 … [Read more...]
Like sweet-and-salty fried plantains, Miami's skyline has a delicate balance. The striking angles of some buildings balance out the smooth curves of others. The result is a skyline like no other. STRIKING ANGLES Performing arts center. The Adrienne Arsht Center by architectural firm Pelli Clarke Pelli has angular forms that collide with … [Read more...]
There used to be a clear “pecking order” to desirable projects for architects. The premier jobs were grand civic projects such as museums and concert halls. Next in line were choice projects such as hotels and corporate headquarters. Last on the list were the utilitarian structures like parking garages. So when did things flip-flop, and the utilitarian … [Read more...]
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