Undeniably, art deco is the typical design style that comes to mind when people discuss Miami’s architecture. In fact, Miami Beach deco has its own subcategory of the Roaring Twenties style, made ...

The ninth issue of CLOG, the architecture publication that emphatically “slows things down,” focuses on the increasingly growing interest in the city of Miami and the transition from a major shipping ...

Cruising up Biscayne Boulevard, one could easily mistake Miami for a city predominated by glass-clad, often wavy, concrete high-rises. In contrast, Morningside is a verdant historic enclave just a ...

Hidden under the verdant embrace of Coconut Grove’s famous flora is a timeless home that brings Gilded Age grandeur into the 21st century. The 104-year-old home has just re-entered the market and will ...

Over the past several years, Miami architects, builders, and landscape architects have been in high demand as construction booms, with high-rises and private homes transforming the city’s skyline and ...

The Gothic mansion overlooking Biscayne Bay isn’t something you expect to see in gleaming, modern Miami, even in Coconut Grove, the oldest neighborhood in the city. “This is a magnificent example of a ...

Some great houses are experiments—questions posed in space and material about site and society. House in a Garden, designed by Atelier Mey partners Christopher Meyer and Shawna Meyer as their own ...

One of the most celebrated modern houses ever built in Miami-Dade County, famed architect Alfred Browning Parker’s waterfront “Sea Aerie” home in Coral Gables, appears headed for eradication by a ...

Miami's buzzing vibrancy comes from its subtropical location combined with its multiple cultural influences – all of which can be experienced during a stay in the city. There's its history of ...