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Explore the neighborhoods, public spaces and buildings of Miami through 6 articles.
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Miami Beach’s historic architecture includes several related styles, and its survival reflects organized preservation rather than an untouched resort landscape.
Bayfront Park connects downtown Miami with Biscayne Bay through a landscape shaped by reclamation, civic use and Isamu Noguchi’s redesign.
Freedom Tower’s meaning changed from a newspaper landmark to a place associated with Cuban refugee assistance and cultural memory.
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Little Havana is a residential and commercial neighborhood whose architecture records several generations of migration and adaptation.
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Miami Beach’s oceanfront route is now a connected Beachwalk, even though the older name boardwalk remains familiar.
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Vizcaya’s house, formal gardens and service village form one estate, combining historicist design with the work required to sustain it.
