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Prolific Floridian Architect Max Strang Releases A Second Monograph of His Work
Prolific Floridian Architect Max Strang Releases A Second Monograph of His Work
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Max Strang Creates A Tropical Modernist Miami Home With Bold Brazilian Influences
The rooms paneled in wooden louvers and the furniture selected to fill it up really reflect the Brazilianness of this house.
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Boutique Condo Fairchild Coconut Grove is Almost Complete & 80% Sold
Boutique Condo Fairchild Coconut Grove is Almost Complete & 80% Sold
The Fairchild Coconut Grove, the boutique luxury building in Coconut Grove designed by Max Strang, is racing toward completion, as can be seen in new construction photos. and is 80% sold out, with over $80 million in sales and 5 units remaining, according to brokerage One Sotheby’s.
One of the rare luxury condos directly on the bay in the neighborhood, where most bayfront land is occupied by…
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Three players ink tryout agreements
Fort Wayne, IN -- The Komets announced Thursday that the rights to forward J.C. Campagna have been traded to the Norfolk Admirals for future considerations.
Campagna joined the Komets last season after starting the year appearing in two games with Allen. Campagna led the Komets with 35 goals and added 14 assists for 49 points in 61 ECHL games.
Also, the Komets announced Thursday that three players have signed tryout agreements and will be in the Komet camp when it opens on September 30. Goaltender Max Strang, defenseman Carl Greco and forward Isaiah Crawford have been added to the preseason roster.
Architect Max Strang recently released a monumental monograph of his work in Florida, and particularly Southern Florida, where he has developed a contemporary architectural style adapted to the local climate. ‘Environmental Modernism: the Architecture of [Strang]’ is rich with photography, floor plans, and renderings of his work. Although mostly luxurious houses, the book also contains some of his urban planning, high-end condominium buildings, and his pavilion at the Kampong.
Max Strang is one of a small but fascinating group of subtropical modernist architects practicing in South Florida that have an authentic desire to continue the tradition of an equally small but fascinating group of modernist architects who worked a generation or two before them. His work, like that of architects Kenneth Treister, Alfred Browning Parker, and others in Miami, and the Sarasota School of architects on the west coast of Florida, all of whom he takes inspiration from, is deeply embedded in the idea of creating a Floridian modernist vernacular architecture. Local materials, suited to the environment, are used. Traditional building techniques are used in a modern way. And the climate is used as an asset and embraced.
The Subtropical Modernist Houses of Max Strang Architect Max Strang recently released a monumental monograph of his work in Florida, and particularly Southern Florida, where he has developed a contemporary architectural style adapted to the local climate.
Sunset Islands waterfront home lists for $11.5M
Sunset Islands waterfront home lists for $11.5M
1617 West 22nd Street and Julian Johnston A gut-renovated, waterfront home on Miami Beach’s Sunset Islands just hit the market at $11.5 million. The 7,268-square-foot home at 1617 West 22nd Street on Sunset Island 4 has eight bedrooms, nine bathrooms and one half-bath. It is being listed by Julian Johnston, owner of Calibre International Realty. The price translates to $1,582 per square foot. The…
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Max Strang tapped to design collection of Miami homes Renderings of the homes (Credit: Mizuno) Cadus Corp, a publicly traded company backed by billionaire Carl Icahn, is building a collection of 11 homes throughout the coastal cities of Miami-Dade to be designed by Miami-based Strang Architecture. Cadus tapped Max Strang’s firm to design the luxury homes and will break ground…
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