As Scientists and Marine Biologists, along with the Miami Dade County Chief Bay Officer, Irela Bague, warn that Biscayne Bay is at a...

Heavy precipitation events have impacted downtown Miami on numerous occasions throughout 2021. A few frequently problematic locations...

In Downtown Miami History, Chronicling 125 Years, 1896-2021, editor Raul Guerrero combines book excerpts, essays, articles, memoirs,...

Last week I posted this video to my Instagram account of a short ride I took through #Brickell and #DowntownMiami on my way home. I posed...

Technology has been at the forefront of many growth cycles in Miami’s history. The dredge, the railroad, the personal motor vehicle, and...

This Thursday, July 22nd, join us at ITSI coffee shop in Brickell for an in-person event. This is the first of a round of speaker...

Miami’s transportation system is one of the most diverse and unique in the United States. In addition to buses, trolleys, trains, and...

Future Vision Studios believes comprehensive planning for South Florida is necessary. For nearly two years, the US Army Corps of...

This is a repost from the article published in the Summer issue of Downtown News by Aaron DeMayo. Storms are becoming more frequent and...

From Drought, to Extreme Heat, to Rain Deluge, records are being set, and our built environment needs to respond.

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A Hyper-Connected Planet Climate Change is a global issue that knows no boundaries on a map, and from which no one is isolated from the...

Probability X Consequence = Risk A report by the Union of Concerned Citizens and Zillow of projected losses by 2045, of the ‘Communities...

Part One, The Only Constant is Change, describes how Planet Earth has looked significantly different over time, and how humans are now...

Human Migration, A New City Henry Morrison Flagler moved to St. Augustine on the suggestion of a doctor, because of his wife’s poor...

Proposed resiliency and adaptation solutions for South Florida, from policy to physical infrastructure

Before the global movement of modernism, which reduced local and regional architecture identity into a repetitive 'sameness' seen across...

The following article was published in the December 2019 issue of Downtown News, page 7, Talk of Downtown. The design community has a...

Join me this Thursday evening for the next Urbanism Summit networker / happy hour, where I will be discussing some of my recent work and...