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// “VANISHING CITY,” SEGMENT SEVEN OF “LEARNING FROM MIAMI,” A COLLABORATION BETWEEN WLRN-TV, MIAMI DADE COLLEGE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, AND THE LYNN AND LOUIS WOLFSON II FLORIDA MOVING IMAGE ARCHIVES. WC20095
// “VANISHING CITY,” SEGMENT SEVEN OF “LEARNING FROM MIAMI,” A COLLABORATION BETWEEN WLRN-TV, MIAMI DADE COLLEGE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, AND THE LYNN AND LOUIS WOLFSON II FLORIDA MOVING IMAGE ARCHIVES. WC20095
// “NARRATIVE CITY,” SEGMENT SIX OF “LEARNING FROM MIAMI,” A COLLABORATION BETWEEN WLRN-TV, MIAMI DADE COLLEGE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, AND THE LYNN AND LOUIS WOLFSON II FLORIDA MOVING IMAGE ARCHIVES. WC20094
// “MODERN CITY,” SEGMENT FIVE OF “LEARNING FROM MIAMI,” A COLLABORATION BETWEEN WLRN-TV, MIAMI DADE COLLEGE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, AND THE LYNN AND LOUIS WOLFSON II FLORIDA MOVING IMAGE ARCHIVES. WC20093
// “AMERICAN CITY,” SEGMENT FOUR OF “LEARNING FROM MIAMI,” A COLLABORATION BETWEEN WLRN-TV, MIAMI DADE COLLEGE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, AND THE LYNN AND LOUIS WOLFSON II FLORIDA MOVING IMAGE ARCHIVES. WC20092
// “LEISURE CITY,” SEGMENT THREE OF “LEARNING FROM MIAMI,” A COLLABORATION BETWEEN WLRN-TV, MIAMI DADE COLLEGE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, AND THE LYNN AND LOUIS WOLFSON II FLORIDA MOVING IMAGE ARCHIVES. WC20091
// “READY MADE CITY,” SEGMENT TWO OF “LEARNING FROM MIAMI,” A COLLABORATION BETWEEN WLRN-TV, MIAMI DADE COLLEGE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, AND THE LYNN AND LOUIS WOLFSON II FLORIDA MOVING IMAGE ARCHIVES. WC20090
[nggallery id=43] MDC's Tower Theater is one of Miami's oldest cultural landmarks. When Robdendon Corporation opened this movie theater to the public as a Wometco first-run-house on December 1926, it was considered the finest state-of-the-art theater in the South. It is located on SW Eighth Street and Fifteenth Avenue in what is now known as the "Little Havana" section of Miami Read More...
http://youtu.be/h43oBeq4GCk The Miami Herald's Business Monday story about Dadeland Mall's new Kendall wing highlights the addition's openness, airiness and retail diversity: Where the space was previously devoted to just two stores the new 102,000 square foot wing hosts twenty-two, including five restaurants Read More...
http://youtu.be/eoBLbzAqmu4 Yesterday the Miami City Commission voted to give Friends of the Miami Marine Stadium control of the entire Stadium site, parking lots included, so that the non-profit organization can work up a plan to renovate, expand and re-open the grafitti-covered MiMo landmark. Pop idol Gloria Estefan helped convince commissioners, speaking by way of a prerecorded video Read More...
http://youtu.be/fpwjN3y2ptU Everybody in Miami -- and probably most people in South Florida -- know the office tower at 7880 Biscayne Boulevard as "the INS Building," and for good reason. Since the U. S. Immigration and Naturalization Service moved in in April 1983, the building has been a flash point of protest, intrigue and controversy, as the many strands of Miami's immigrant communities tense and relax Read More...
