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Erika Thomas

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Which Miami Buildings Are Worth Preserving?

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By Erika Thomas
| Miami New Times Verified
Across towns, cities, and countries all over the world, and of course, right here in Miami, there's heated conversation taking place around development — specifically, the debate between preserving older buildings versus tearing them down and building something brand new, along with the question: How much is too much? Both sides have clear arguments, and no two buildings are the same.
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Miami Tropical Brutalism Architecture: Why the City Needs to Adopt the Style

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By Erika Thomas
| Miami New Times Verified
Though there's been a design pivot to incorporate more indoor and outdoor living and more washed and stylistic use of concrete in recent years, tropical brutalism isn’t new. It’s a design style that’s built to last, withstand extreme weather, and coexist with the landscape.
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Tour a Beautifully Revamped French Country-Style Home in North Mesa

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By Erika Thomas
| Phoenix Home & Garden Magazine Verified
The redesign of a Mesa home blends rustic glamour with traditional elegance. By Erika Thomas | Photography by Scott Sandler Vibrant sunsets and unencumbered mountain views are what led Bob and Leann Klepinger to build in North Mesa 18 years ago. When they set out to update their 6,000-square-foot French country-style residence, they turned to their daughter, interior designer Ashley Leavitt.
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