Miami modern architecture

Nov 11, 2018- Art Deco detailing, soft corners, circles and chunky lines make this a friendly tropical villa dripping with style.

There's a new historic district in Miami Beach, and it celebrates a mid-century style that's not often affiliated with the famously Art Deco area.

My image of Miami was already tainted, mostly by episodes of CSI Miami’s mythical paradise of material opulence: a world of private yachts, pristine condo towers and sculpted bodies barely clothed in designer fashion, all rendered in impossibly saturated colors. Given the series is filmed almost entirely in a Los Angeles studio, I was bound to be disappointed when finally encountering the real Miami on my recent southern vacation. Architecturally, I was interested in exploring three distinct…

There's a new historic district in Miami Beach, and it celebrates a mid-century style that's not often affiliated with the famously Art Deco area.

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Instead of art deco, North Beach is known for Miami modernism, or MiMo, a postwar style featuring flat roofs, acute angles, and curved walls. The 1950s Deauville Beach Resort, designed by Morris Lapidus, is a quintessential example. North Beach boasts the largest concentration of MiMo buildings in South Florida, earning it a 2009 designation on the National Register of Historic Places.

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