Read Time: 4 mins On Thursday, June 29th, MDPL board members and Miami Beach stakeholders gathered at 5011 Pine Tree Drive to witness a special “house moving” event. MDPL’s Center for Resiliency & Sustainability

Read Time: 4 mins MDPL’s Advocacy Committee will review the following applications on the upcoming Historic Preservation Board agenda. Here is a sneak peek of the projects to be heard and links to learn

Read Time: 3 mins A portion of 14 Street and Ocean Drive is being renamed in honor of a late artist whose work captured the magic of South Beach during the 1970s and ‘80s.

Read Time: 4 mins An item at this week’s City Commission meeting seeks to allocate funding in the upcoming fiscal year to restore the monumental Enzo Gallo murals, which were saved from the wrecking

Read Time: 3 mins Founded in 2018 in collaboration with the City of Miami Beach, the Department of Reflection (DoR) is an organization that acts as a foil of municipal entities to produce creative

Read Time: 3 mins Mediterranean Revival is a style of architecture that borrows inspiration from the classical architecture of Mediterranean countries like Italy, France, and Spain. This style became widely popular in Florida and

Read Time: 2 mins On Friday, April 21, Jacqueline Goldstein spoke at the Jewish Museum of Florida for the 16th World Congress on Art Deco‘s lecture series. In her lecture, Goldstein traces the history

Read Time: 4 mins Located on a one-mile stretch of land on Collins Avenue from 44th to 53rd St between the Atlantic Ocean and Indian Creek, the Morris Lapidus / Mid-20th Century Historic District

Read Time: 3 mins There is a new community group aiming to restore the balance among residents, businesses, and the overall community in the Art Deco District. The Art Deco Neighborhood Association (ADNA) was

Read Time: 3 mins Miami Modern architecture is a style that became widely popular in Miami and South Florida following World War II throughout the 1950s and ‘60s. The style takes inspiration from the

Read Time: 4 mins MDPL’s Advocacy Committee will review the following applications on the upcoming Historic Preservation Board agenda. Here is a sneak peek of the projects to be heard and links to learn

Read Time: 4 mins The Frost Science Museum is hosting the largest collection of mummies ever assembled as part of its latest exhibition, Mummies of the World: The Exhibition. Mummies of the World showcases

Read Time: 3 mins Could your property benefit from a rain garden, flood barrier, or home elevation? If you live in Miami Beach, you know that climate change is one of the key factors

Read Time: 4 mins Art Deco is a style that became popular in the 1920s and 30s and continued evolving after WWII. It has remained a symbol of hope and prosperity even after its reigning

Read Time: 2 mins Located between 14 and 15th Street from Collins Ave to Jefferson Ave, Española Way is one of the oldest historic districts in Miami Beach. Instantly recognizable for its peach stucco

Read Time: 2 mins On Tuesday, May 2nd, Miami Beach residents and preservationists gathered at the Barbara Baer Capitman Memorial on Ocean Drive and 13th St to protest Florida Senate bill 1346 and House

Read Time: 4 mins A new exhibition at The Wolfsonian-FIU is spotlighting Miami Beach’s Historic Art Deco District. “Simon Chaput: Miami Beach Art Deco Architecture” presented on the occasion of the 16th World Congress

Read Time: 7 mins Miami Beach: home to pristine beaches, vibrant art deco buildings, and plenty of tropical flair. Established on March 26, 1915, the city is also packed with historic sites that tell

Read Time: 2 mins The American Library Association and the University of Miami Libraries are celebrating Preservation Week 2023 from April 30th through May 6th. Preservation Week is a national celebration that inspires dialogue

Read Time: 2 mins On April 20th, MDPL hosted a webinar where community leaders statewide connected to discuss how to best advocate for the properties at risk of being labeled as nonconforming per bills