This April marks 100 years since the Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs introduced art deco to the world. While the 1925 Paris exposition wasn’t the birth of the movement, it was a defining moment that propelled its sleek, modern aesthetic onto the global stage. Art deco was never a singular style but a movement shaped by a desire to create a new visual language for the modern world. Though it faded in popularity after World War II, a resurgence in…

By Oscar Nunes 8:00 AM on March 21, 2025 Miami World Tower 1, the first phase of the Miami World Towers development at Miami Worldcenter, officially opened at the end of 2024, introducing 560 rental units to Downtown Miami. Standing 579 feet tall and comprising 53 stories, the tower enhances the city’s skyline with its sleek and modern design. It features a fully glazed façade and a unique arrangement of balconies that create a subtle wave-like pattern along its exterior….

By Lisa J. Huriash, South Florida Sun Sentinel. UPDATED: March 15, 2025 The location? 90 N. Bryan Road in Dania Beach. What’s planned? The Aileron will be a 17-story development that offers 380 condos, located on a canal that leads to the Intracoastal Waterway. How did it get its name? Aileron is an aviation term, “referring to the hinged flight control surfaces on an airplane wing,” according to the real estate developer, Lynd. “An aileron aids an aircraft in banking and turning, making the seemingly impossible…

By Marie Garcia on Medium. March 03, 2025. Miami’s Wynwood is best known for its colorful murals and thriving arts scene, but there’s a unique urban design feature that sets it apart from any other neighborhood in Miami — the paseos. These pedestrian-friendly passageways weave through the neighborhood, creating unexpected connections between streets and fostering a sense of discovery. Unlike traditional alleys or plazas, Wynwood’s paseos act as open-air corridors that invite exploration, revealing hidden murals, tucked-away cafés, and new perspectives…

It’s that time of year again. The air is warming up, and thoughts of spring break start to stir. For those of us who remember the days when Fort Lauderdale was the place to be for college students, it’s hard not to smile at the memories of packed hotels, the sound of laughter and music spilling out onto the beaches, and the unmistakable buzz of youthful energy in the air. It all started back in the 1950s when college swim…