Architectural Tour of Miami

Discovery of the colorful Art Deco buildings of SoBe, with rounded, geometric and symmetrical shapes. Built in the 1920s-1930s, these buildings classified as historic heritage are a strong symbol of Miami Beach.

Walk in the Downtown district of Brickell, Miami's business district, to make you feel dizzy by looking at the top of the tall buildings and feel tiny in front of these mirror towers.

The area called Miami Modern Architecture, or MiMo, stretches along Biscayne Boulevard from 50th Street to 77th Street, between Little Haiti to the West and the Sea on its eastern slope. It is characterized by an architecture of the 1950s and 1960s, exhuberant and glamorous, a style in response to the austere and minimalist post-war architecture. The MiMo architecture style is currently very trendy in Miami and particularly popular.

Visit of Wynwood, a factory area that was completely transformed in the 2000s. Now, it's the kingdom of contemporary art galleries and street art. Whole walls are covered with beautiful graffiti! Lunch in the restaurant Wynwood Kitchen, a former factory transformed into a restaurant... In thqe courtyard, you can admire the graffiti of the famous Shepard Fairey.

The Design District area, stretching from 41st Street to Miami's 38th Street, has many design buildings that host luxury boutiques as well as showrooms or art galleries.