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Miamism Fridays – Bacardi Building

Reposting a Miamism Fridays from 2009!! Right before I organized Miami’s first REBarCamp. Definitely a great Throwback. This is the perfect photo for Miamism and I’ll explain why – The known Cantilevered Bacardi Building is one…

Miami Realtors – behind Rick and Ines

Wow! bringing back a old article we wrote back in March of 2008 – talk about a rant!! haha! anyway….just glad we’ve come a long way. Enjoy the laugh! —— Every so often, when dealing with…

Cuban Tile Flooring – history and applications

You know I love old homes and have a passion for historic preservation. Cuban Tile is one of the popular flooring materials of the known “Spanish Mediterranean Revival” homes found in Miami – not to be…

Miami Architecture – Merrick House

We all know Miami is a young city, a baby compared to many other United States cities. But when you think of Miami’s birth, Coral Gables always comes to mind and the man behind Coral Gables,…

Unlocking Waterfront Luxury in Miami: Why Expert Guidance is Key

When you’re looking for a waterfront property in Miami, there’s a spectrum that ranges from tranquil canal-front retreats to the grandeur of open bay estates. To navigate these varied waters, you’ll need the expertise of a…

Miamism’s Mood-Driven Guide to Miami’s Architectural Marvels

You guys obviously think I’m a travel agent or something because you keep asking me about places you cannot miss if you visit Miami. Well…here’s a short list that describes my mood today. If you ask…

Miami Architecture: Exploring the City’s Iconic Buildings

Welcome to our curated collection of Miami’s architectural gems. Over the years, we’ve featured many of Miami’s beloved buildings, including iconic landmarks. To make it easier for you to explore these posts, we’ve compiled them into…

Miamism Fridays – Fog over Miami

This photo by Miami_jj on Flickr totally blows my mind – it’s like a scene from a dream. Here you have Brickell Avenue South of Downtown Miami with recognizable Brickell Condos like Arquitectonica’s The Palace, Villa…

Exploring Miami’s Architecture: A Guide to Prominent Residential Styles in the Magic City

A lot of you have asked me for a guide on Miami’s Architectural styles (for single-family, residential), so here’s a brief summary. Art Deco architecture Miami Beach is famous for its iconic Art Deco architecture, which…

Alfred Browning Parker Home in Morningside Historic District

Al and Sherna Brody appreciate good things and great art – from Renoir to Picasso, Tiffany to Pollock … but their most prized possession is their own home: a 1961 Alfred Browning Parker estate that sits…

Architecture and Real Estate – How do These 2 Work Together

Time to bring an old article back to life from April 2007 – The concept of combining my architecture expertise with our Miami Real Estate Business keeps separating us from our competition. Make no mistake though,…

5 Green Home Improvements for Miami Homes: Expert Tips for Eco-Conscious Design

Are you a design-driven consumer who wants to make a positive impact on the environment? As a Miami homeowner, you have a unique opportunity to take advantage of the sunny weather and tropical climate to create…

Unmatched Service: Combining Architecture and Real Estate to sell Miami Properties

I am excited to bring an old article back to life from April 2007, as the concept of combining my expertise in architecture with our Miami Real Estate Business has kept us ahead of our competition.…

Herzog & de Meuron architecture in South Beach

Throwback to 2010 – and yes… 1111 is an icon that has been accepted into our landscape!! Bravo to the nay sayers! I just finished filming for a documentary about Miami by a Canadian TV show…

Know what is the right window for your historic home

Looking for information on how to restore or remodel a historic home? Our article from October 2007 is back, and it can help you with your questions about windows this week. We also have more helpful…

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