Coral Gables’ historic city plan protects the tree canopy, mature foliage, and green spaces that define the city’s character. From live oaks and Spanish moss to conservation programs, preserving the landscape remains central to George Merrick’s vision.
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Coral Gables restores its historic 1926 White Way streetlights along Riviera Drive, bringing back one of the city’s most recognizable design elements.Coral Gables White Way lights
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Coral Gables City Hall will be evacuated next month as the city begins a long-planned restoration of the 1928 landmark. The project includes structural repairs to its limestone colonnade, exterior restoration, and the revival of the original Garden Courtyard, with completion expected in 2028.
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OUR CITY’S SANTA FIGURE IS OVER 60 YEARS OLD. TIME TO PROTECT IT AS A CULTURAL ICON Ever wonder what
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Good Things Come to Those Who Wait, Even If It Takes a Century BY Karelia Martinez Carbonell 100-YEAR-OLD CORAL GABLES
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Coral Gables, like other cities, needs to combat this path to the demolition of history By Karelia Martinez Carbonell. Photos
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TO PROTECT LANDMARKS, LOCAL IS BETTER THAN NATIONAL BY KARELIA MARTINEZ CARBONELL. PHOTOS BY VICKI CERDA There is something of
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For the past two years, our stories about historic preservation have been co-authored by Karelia Martinez Carbonell, president of the
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Over the years, the architects of Coral Gables created a rich tapestry of building styles that continue to define the
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Coral Gables founder George Merrick envisioned the city as a scenic suburb, based on prevailing “Garden City” precepts – and
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