As featured in Architectural Digest:
“Like the museum-grade artworks that populate its expansive walls and outdoor spaces, this Miami modernist home was always destined to be one of a kind. Which is why the homeowners—a couple who relish entertaining their large family and circle of friends—assembled a group of creatives who collaborate as intuitively as they design.
@maxstrangarchitect says the home’s architecture grew from early conversations with the clients centered on three guiding principles. ‘There was a shared interest in creating a home that feels distinctly Miami Beach—refined, relaxed, and attuned to the climate,’ he says. Next was the concept of an ‘upside-down’ house, placing principal living spaces on the second level to maximize light and views. Finally, any references to Miami’s Art Deco lineage had to be interpreted through a contemporary lens. ‘The goal was not nostalgia, but continuity,’ Strang says.”
Principal Photography: @douglasfriedman
Aerial Photography: @skysquadaerial
Styling: @michaelreynoldsnyc
Writer: @davidfoxley@archdigest
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Amazing shot of our Tarpon Bend Residence. Previously featured in The New York Times and Wallpaper* magazine, this family home has received numerous awards and honors for design excellence.
Architecture/Interior Design/Landscape by @strang_design ; Construction by Gulf Building; Photography by @kris_tamburello
Architectural concrete translated to the scale of the hand.
A coffee table designed for life.
Join us May 17 for Sunday Brunch @nycxdesign , Modulightor Building.
RSVP with link in bio.
This Double Tee table seems to be enjoying its “warm and fuzzy” setting… Less than 5 of these tables currently exist… but you can now customize and order one today at the Manos website…. Or come see this one at the Andros Showroom in South Florida…. Or see it in May during NYCxDesign! This table is all about authentic expression of material and structure. A portion of the sales benefit Double Tee Arts, a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserve iconic buildings designed by the late Gene Leedy, champion of the Double Tee.
The Double Tee Table Collection just had its world premiere in West Palm Beach. This collectible piece by MANOS and STRANG can be found at the ANDROS HOME Showroom… or customize your own Double Tee Table using the “link in our bio”. A portion of sales proceeds will benefit the nonprofit organization Double Tee Arts and support its efforts to celebrate the legacy of Florida’s iconic architect, Gene Leedy. Photo by Edward Leal.
In the Double Tee lounge… Originally designed in 1958 by Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller, the Aluminum Group series is one of the most enduring modernist seating systems—lightweight visually, but structurally very refined. Photographed at The Gene Leedy Office.
