Read Time: 3minsKobi Karp visited the Art Deco Museum on October 20th 2022 to discuss his firm’s work. The featured program is part of MDPL’s Art of Architecture lecture series. Kobi Karp […]
Read Time: 4mins41st Street is a key thoroughfare in the Mid-Beach section of Miami Beach, although the area in which it was constructed was once known as “North Beach”. Beginning in the […]
Read Time: 7minsThe history of Opa-locka has been one of many ups and downs, but it is currently experiencing a historic preservation revival thanks to dedicated residents and stakeholders. Founded in 1926 […]
Read Time: 7minsThe 2022 edition of No Vacancy, Miami Beach is officially here! Now in its third year, the juried art competition spotlights and nurtures the city’s innovative arts scene. And it […]
Read Time: < 1minToday we lost the North Beach landmark Deauville Hotel due to demolition by neglect. We captured this footage of the implosion and ensuing demolition cloud. An important part of our cultural, […]
Read Time: 4minsThe map: a powerful tool and representation of man-made borders, limitations, and aspirations. Helpful in strategizing for commerce, exploration, navigation, and – conversely – nationalism, propaganda, and division. Maps are […]
Read Time: 2minsRichard Heisenbottle, president and founder of R.J. Heisenbottle Architects, visited the Art Deco Museum at the MDPL on Oct. 6 to discuss his firm’s work restoring some of Miami’s most […]
Read Time: 2minsDo you have memories of Miami from 1941 to 1981? What are some of your favorite places from that time? Miami-Dade County’s Office of Historical Preservation is inviting residents to […]
Read Time: 4minsThe Cameo Theater at 1445 Washington Avenue opened its doors on November 4th, 1938. It is located in the Española Way Historic District, which in 1986 became the first historic […]
Read Time: 3minsThe Avalon Hotel (700 Ocean Drive) has a stunning new exhibition on view now through November 6th. The iconic hotel was built in 1941 and designed by Albert Anis. It […]
Read Time: 3minsThe Roney Plaza Hotel, considered the very first of many monumental beachfront resorts, was once located at Collins Avenue and 23rd Street. It was built by New Jersey lawyer Newton […]
Read Time: 3 minsKobi Karp visited the Art Deco Museum on October 20th 2022 to discuss his firm’s work. The featured program is part of MDPL’s Art of Architecture lecture series. Kobi Karp […] 
Read Time: 4 mins41st Street is a key thoroughfare in the Mid-Beach section of Miami Beach, although the area in which it was constructed was once known as “North Beach”. Beginning in the […] 
Read Time: 7 minsThe history of Opa-locka has been one of many ups and downs, but it is currently experiencing a historic preservation revival thanks to dedicated residents and stakeholders. Founded in 1926 […] 
Read Time: 7 minsThe 2022 edition of No Vacancy, Miami Beach is officially here! Now in its third year, the juried art competition spotlights and nurtures the city’s innovative arts scene. And it […] 
Read Time: 3 minsWith Giving Day currently underway, here are 8 reasons to give today to the Miami Design Preservation League! 
Read Time: < 1 minToday we lost the North Beach landmark Deauville Hotel due to demolition by neglect. We captured this footage of the implosion and ensuing demolition cloud. An important part of our cultural, […] 
Read Time: 4 minsThe map: a powerful tool and representation of man-made borders, limitations, and aspirations. Helpful in strategizing for commerce, exploration, navigation, and – conversely – nationalism, propaganda, and division. Maps are […] 
Read Time: 2 minsRichard Heisenbottle, president and founder of R.J. Heisenbottle Architects, visited the Art Deco Museum at the MDPL on Oct. 6 to discuss his firm’s work restoring some of Miami’s most […] 
Read Time: 2 minsDo you have memories of Miami from 1941 to 1981? What are some of your favorite places from that time? Miami-Dade County’s Office of Historical Preservation is inviting residents to […] 
Read Time: 4 minsThe Cameo Theater at 1445 Washington Avenue opened its doors on November 4th, 1938. It is located in the Española Way Historic District, which in 1986 became the first historic […] 
Read Time: 3 minsThe Avalon Hotel (700 Ocean Drive) has a stunning new exhibition on view now through November 6th. The iconic hotel was built in 1941 and designed by Albert Anis. It […] 
Read Time: 3 minsThe Roney Plaza Hotel, considered the very first of many monumental beachfront resorts, was once located at Collins Avenue and 23rd Street. It was built by New Jersey lawyer Newton […]