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View ArticleMiami’s working-class neighborhoods organize to reject gentrification
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View ArticleThe old mall is dead and Florida’s largest retail developments are showing...
This article appears in The Architect’s Newspaper’s April 2017 issue, which takes a deep dive into Florida to coincide with the upcoming AIA Conference on Architecture in Orlando (April 27 [...] Read...
View ArticleAs Cuba’s economy embraces global tourism, modernist works fall under threat
This article appears in The Architect’s Newspaper’s April 2017 issue, which takes a deep dive into Florida to coincide with the upcoming AIA Conference on Architecture in Orlando (April 27 [...] Read...
View ArticleA new book explores Bacardi’s use of architecture going back to the 1800s
This article appears in The Architect’s Newspaper’s April 2017 issue, which takes a deep dive into Florida to coincide with the upcoming AIA Conference on Architecture in Orlando (April 27 [...] Read...
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