Art Deco is the inspiration for this commercial building in Miami. Located in the city's new Design District, the building houses Tom Ford, Lanvin, and Omega stores. Miami?s historic architecture is defined by the Art Deco movement from the 1920s to the 1940s where bold geometric motifs shape the city?s landmarks. Inspired by the pleated Art Deco patterns found in its architecture and fashion, the building is given a texture that seeks to revisit the exuberance and ornament of Miami?s golden era.

Courtesy of Aranda Lasch

Architects: Aranda Lasch

Location: Miami?s Design District, Florida, United States

Client: MDDA (Miami Design District Associates) David Gester, David Holtzman, Craig Robins
Executive Architect: SB Architects

Project Year: 2015

Photographs: Courtesy of Aranda Lasch

Lighting: Speirs + Major

Structural: CHM Structural Engineers

Facade Fabricators: GFRC Cladding Systems

Street Landscape: Island Planning Corporation

General Contractor: Coastal Construction

Courtesy of Aranda Lasch

Art Deco is the inspiration for this commercial building in Miami. Located in the city's new Design District, the building houses Tom Ford, Lanvin, and Omega stores. Miami?s historic architecture is defined by the Art Deco movement from the 19...