By Humberto Ramírez Urdaneta.

After the effects of the crisis of 2008, the city of Miami has taken an unexpected boost that has positioned it as a capital of contemporary architecture in the world. Here are 3 of the jewels that go with real estate design.

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New World Symphony Hall (link https://www.nws.edu/) It would be enough to say that this temple of music has the stamp of Frank Gehry, but the talent of the creator of the Guggenheim Bilbao and The Dancing House is joined by Yasuhisa Toyota, who created the acoustics for the auditory and had previously worked with Gehry in the project of the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles. With an amazing exterior, on the inside it was designed to create a sensation of unique intimacy that submerges the audience in the music.

In this video you can see the details of its construction:

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1000 Museum. (link http://1000museum.com/) Considered to be one of the most brilliant minds of architecture, Zaha Hadid offers in 1000 Museum a futuristic/impressionistic building in pure movement: it climbs dramatically and goes broader in the middle, only to go thinner again, you could say its shape is at the same time dynamic and organic: A giant sculpture for Miami, a cosmopolitan city that Hadid used to visit often and he always enjoyed it.

The following video shows the creativity of Zaha Hadid.

Miami Beach Convention Center. (link http://www.miamibeachconvention.com/) The stores, beaches, and that special air of Miami Beach are not enough, an imposing architectonic display was necessary and the new convention center, designed by the architect Rem Koolhas, has all the elements to play this role. Still in construction, its opening will set a milestone in the city.

Don’t miss this look at the renovation process.

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