St. Bernard de Clairvaux Church is a feudal Spanish monastery which was constructed in the twelfth century near Segovia, Spain. However, it was taken apart in the twentieth century and transported to New York City, U.S.A It was ultimately rebuilt at 16711 West Dixie...

The Wynwood Walls was created in 2009 by the dearly departed Tony Goldman, a distinguished community rejuvenator and placemaker. He was searching for something huge to renovate Wynwood’s warehouse district. Goldman devised a straightforward concept. He saw Wynwood’s...

South Pointe Park is referred to locals as South Pointe. It is a seventeen-acre county inner-city park in municipal Miami, in Miami Beach’s South Beach neighborhood. It located at the southernmost point of South Beach where the ocean crosses the bay. In fact, South...

Crandon Park is over 800 acres in size and has a two-mile stretch of beach on the side of the Atlantic Ocean. It is a municipal park in urban Miami that occupies the northern part of Key Biscayne. Crandon Boulevard stretches from the end of Rickenbacker Causeway via...

The Biltmore Hotel is an opulent hotel located in Coral Gables, Florida. In 1925, it was conceived by New York-based architects Leonard Schultze and S. Fullerton Weaver. In 1926, it was constructed by land developer George E. Merrick and Biltmore hotel tycoon John...

Between 1922 and 1927, Charles Deering resided on a 444-acre land now known as the Deering Estate. The land includes a wooden home constructed in 1900 called the Richmond Cottage and stone mansion. Both are three stories. Other structures were also constructed on the...