If you haven’t been to the Miami Design District lately and still need a 2018 New Year’s resolution, here is an easy one. Go visit the Miami Design District. It is so Miami! In case you need more reasons than that, here are 5:
- Interesting architecture – Okay, between Miami Beach’s art deco district and an abundance of starchitect buildings Miami is full of interesting architecture. However, in the Miami Design District just about every single building is interesting. Some have textured exteriors, others vivid colors or geometric designs. No two buildings are alike and unlike some areas of South Florida that crave and even demand uniformity, the Miami Design District is definitely outside of that box.
Christian Louboutin– Miami Design District - Plenty of public art – If the architecture isn’t enough to keep you entertained as you explore, there are public art installations sprinkled throughout the district.
Carole Feuerman Sculpture – photo credit: House & Hive - Unique stores, shops, and restaurants in addition to the luxury brand names. If small, local, independent shops appeal to you, don’t let the concentration of luxury, brand name designer shops fool you. There are plenty of small delightful stores and restaurants with a variety of products that you won’t find elsewhere. The spaces themselves are inviting and the people that I met manning them were helpful, charming and friendly.
Roses et Pivoines - Institute of Contemporary Art It is free! A generous gift to Miami’s entire community by Miami Design District Associates, who donated the majority of the land, and Norman and Irma Braman, ICA is a bright, open space with installations sure to get you thinking and an outside sculpture garden perfect for selfies.
The art starts on the outside of ICA MIAMI - Great public spaces to sit and chat, people watch, or enjoy our beautiful weather – the sculpture garden at ICA, the walls around the various planters and water fountains and the meeting bowls are just a few places to grab a seat. If sitting around is not active enough for you, come up with creative videos to post on #MeetingBowls. For inspiration, click on the link below.
Meeting Bowls – A Public Art Project (and meeting space!) by mmmm…
Could it be? While it is too early to say for sure, there are definitely signs that real estate market in Miami-Dade County may be turning. As I have said before, this recovery is going to be location and building specific, meaning some are going to recover faster and with less overall price decreases than others.
ay, boater’s are bound to find plenty to do. Be warned, Biscayne Bay has many flats that can pop up literally out of the blue, so read your charts to avoid running aground and damaging our fragile sea grass. Here is a partial list of both public and private marinas in Miami-Dade County.
lower cooling costs. Using plants that don’t require a lot of water can minimize water usage while still allowing you to have a beautiful yard.
waiting for you to continue the updates or tear it down and build new. Take advantage of the current market; it has been a while since land value in Pinecrest was this low. The