Click on the above link to read about the status on the Miami Marine Stadium where we are fortunate enough to receive a small, but important mention.  We are happy over the potential good news on this project,  and we are very happy our efforts helped push this one of kind marvel into the international spotlight.  Kudos to you David Sokol at Architectural Record, and Don Worth, Hilario Candela, and Jorge Hernandez at Friends of Miami Marine Stadium.  Here is the excerpt from the article:

The preservation efforts have paid off. In July 2010, Miami’s city commissioners approved a new master plan for the island conceived by Candela and FMMS cofounder Jorge Hernandez, with help from students at the University of Miami School of Architecture. The stadium is the centerpiece of the redevelopment scheme. The movement to restore the venue got another boost last year when a local architecture competition organizer, Dawntown, unveiled the winners of an ideas competition to design a new floating stage for the arena.

-David Sokol, Architectural Record

Jonah Bokaer is an award-winning choreographer + media artist exploring possibilities for live performance through crossdisciplinary collaborations.

Please take a look at the flyer below for showtimes of Recess and Why Patterns. 

Norman Foster, Pritzker Prize winner and the architect of such notable buildings as The Beijing Airport, The Hearst Tower, and 30 St Mary Axe (the Gherkin), will be lecturing at Design Miami on Miami Beach Wednesday, November 30th between 6pm – 7pm.  The lecture is free and open to the public.

If you’re here in Miami, then join us tonight at the University of Miami School of Architecture at 6pm for the opening of the THE FIRST FOUR YEARS OF IDEAS: the first ever retrospective of DawnTown Miami.  We will have a panel discussion starting at 6pm followed by the opening of the gallery exhibit.  The event is free and open to the public.

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