Comments on: A narchitecture tour of Miami.

By: Rat Fink

Rat Fink — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 18:48:56 +0000

Having ridden past these for about 10 years from Downtown Miami I can say they are to be held in some high esteem, I guess. I never saw people using the yards, patios or boats. I saw a lot of Cuban house-keepers getting off and heading into Star Island. I could only wonder at the glittering messes they had to clean up. With a telescope I did witness a photo shoot one night from a 25th floor condo at the Beach. The girls were nearly naked and I was nearly aroused.

By: Miguel

Miguel — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 19:58:21 +0000

I liked the pics. has anyone done a photo tour of narcotechture in mexico? if yes, i would like to know…..ive been looking but havent found anything. if so, please email me @ m1guelmeza@yahoo.com

By: The Viceroy: The Official Hotel of C-Monster.net at the Basel Frazzle 2009. « C-MONSTER.net

Mon, 30 Nov 2009 21:09:48 +0000

[...] of Miami-based developer Jorge M. Perez of the Related Group, the Viceroy offers Fall-of-Rome narchitectural splendor realized by the design triumvirate of Miami-based Arquitectonica (exteriors), interiors [...]

By: I Googled ‘Narcotecture’ So You Don’t Have To – TITLEOFMAGAZINE

I Googled ‘Narcotecture’ So You Don’t Have To – TITLEOFMAGAZINE — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 03:23:37 +0000

[...] -C-Monster gives a quick tour of Miami ‘narchitecture’, defining it thusly: Narchitecture is the pit bull of architecture. It grabs you by the (eye) balls and doesn’t let go, marrying a bevy of Mediterranean styles—neo-Classical, Spanish Revival and Fascist—with the vernacular American school known as Contemporary McMansion. The structures are big, overly-decorous and unabashedly gaudy, and, in their placement, show a complete disregard for their environment. [...]

By: Lima, Day 3: Peru meets the Bellagio. at C-MONSTER.net

Lima, Day 3: Peru meets the Bellagio. at C-MONSTER.net — Mon, 25 May 2009 06:06:17 +0000

[...] I’m a sucker for any tourist attraction that pairs the ability to admire the latest in tourist-wear (god, do I love those zip-off pant-shorts) with any visual spectacle that makes you say, “Duuuude.” Which is why I’m a sucker for Lima’s Circuito Mágico del Agua, a water spectacle situated in a park near downtown that draws locals, tourists and everyone in between to ogle a dozen brightly-lit fountains. It has water, it has lasers, it has theme music, it even has narchitecture. [...]