Andres Duany

MacArthur Causeway

Duany To Others

To those who lost mobile homes to Andrew, Miami's resident town-planning visionary offers an intriguing, low-cost alternative

Swelter 39

To those who lost mobile homes to Andrew, Miami's resident town-planning visionary offers an intriguing, low-cost alternative

Pugs in Public

To those who lost mobile homes to Andrew, Miami's resident town-planning visionary offers an intriguing, low-cost alternative

Futuristic Fusion

A magical merger of art and architecture

Miami Gun Rhapsody

Who's packing heat in the Magic City? You don't have to conceal your curiosity a second longer

Out with the Old

Artists are helping to revitalize Miami, but danger looms ahead

Aqua Nova

Will a starry-eyed proposal for renovating Monument Island burn out before its time?

Poor Miami: Enough Whining

Got a clever idea for snuffing out local poverty? Let's hear it!

Yanging My Chain

Feng Shui South Florida Professionals

Cathy Leff

Feng Shui South Florida Professionals

Metropolis Now

Planning for the Livable City

Yuppies in the Hood

Welcome to St. Hugh Oaks, Miami's first subsidized housing project for the affluent

The Quintana Plan

Exile architect Nicolas Quintana hopes to save Havana, the city of his birth, from the perils of overdevelopment

Show Them the Money!

The Rouse Company's proposed high-end megamall for Coral Gables has city officials tallying up everything but the opposition

Miami: See It Like a Visionary

No hulking concrete slab at water's edge? No arts center hidden by noisy expressways? No bombed-out corridors of desolation? A dream, right?

New Year's Revolution

If you had your way, what single adjustment would you make to enhance the experience of living in South Florida?

Fellowship Down

The Cintas Foundation, a long-standing financial boon to artists of Cuban heritage, isn't doling out any money this year

Big Fish, Little Pond

For more than a decade, Otis Wallace has called the shots in tiny Florida City. That seems to be just fine with the locals.

Kramer's Donor Boner

South Pointe Elementary officials were thrilled with the $100,000 check. They'd be even happier if they could cash it.

Miami Ranked 8th Most Walkable City in U.S. by People Who Apparently Don't Live in Miami

Bobak Ha'Eri via wikimedia commonsLittle Havana, a pedestrian paradise according to Walk ScoreWalking anywhere in Miami often feels like running the trenches in World War I: randomly placed barbed wire tears at your clothing, errant bombs -- or in this case, cars -- send you diving into muddy ditche ... More >>

Miami People 2011

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Andres Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk: Urbane Planners

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Michelle Bernstein: Magic City Martha Stewart

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