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Cuban Modernism: Mid-Century Architecture

Date: Wednesday, October 27, 2021
Time: 7–8pm
Location: Miami Design Preservation League @ 1001 Ocean Drive

Designs for luxurious nightclubs, stylish hotels, sports facilities, elegant residences, and beyond attest to modern Cuba's architectural legacy, both on the island and abroad. Join us as Victor Deupi and Jean-François Lejeune, authors of the new book Cuban Modernism: Mid-Century Architecture, 1940–1970, reveal how 20th-century architects drew on both vernacular traditions and avant-garde currents to define a style that was at once modern and Cuban. Deupi and Lejeune will speak about such iconic projects as the Tropicana Cabaret and the National School of Arts, while introducing virtually unknown and previously inaccessible visual material.

Co-presented with, and hosted by, the Miami Design Preservation League with support from the Graham Foundation.

Free | RSVP list is full (we are no longer taking registrations)