ARQUITECTONICA

'Arquitectonica' is a postmodern architecture, interior design and planning firm that began in Miami in 1977 as an experimental studio founded by Bernardo Fort-Brescia, Laurinda Hope Spear, Andres Duany, Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, and Hervin Romney.
Led by Peruvian architect Bernardo Fort-Brescia and his wife Laurinda Spear, the studio has grown over the years, having designed such famous buildings as the Atlantis Condominium and the Westin Times Square in New York.
The hallmarks of their style are sophisticated surface patterning and facade articulation. Arquitectonica's structures are bold in color and graphic in form and the firm has become famous for its signature style, a dramatic, expressive 'high tech' modernism. The firm's Atlantis Condominium was featured prominently in the opening credits of "Miami Vice."

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Works and projects

Miami Area

Global

External links

Works and projects

Miami Area

★ AmericanAirlines Arena

★ Atlantis Condominium

★ Blue on the Bay

★ The Pink House

★ Brickell CitiCentre Complex

★ City Hall, Aventura, Florida

★ Icon Brickell

★ Marinablue

★ Marquis Miami

★ Miami Children's Museum

★ The Palace

★ North Dade Justice Center

★ One Miami

★ Wilkie D. Ferguson, Jr. Federal Courthouse

★ Artecity, South Beach

Global

★ Banco de Crédito headquarters in Lima, Peru.

★ American Bank Center, Corpus Christi, Texas

★ Bronx Museum of the Arts[1]

★ Golden Moon Casino in Choctaw

★ Pacific Plaza Towers, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City, Republic of the Philippines

★ Philips Arena, Atlanta, Georgia

★ The Infinity Towers I & II, San Francisco.

★ SM Mall of Asia, Bay City, Pasay City, Republic of the Philippines

★ The Podium, Manila, Republic of the Philippines

★ 375 East Wacker Drive, a tower planned for Lakeshore East, Chicago

External links

★ Official site