Comments on: A narchitecture tour of Miami.

By: Arrivederci (for now) San Suzie. at C-MONSTER.net

Arrivederci (for now) San Suzie. at C-MONSTER.net — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 00:12:45 +0000

[...] been inordinately helpful: San Suzie once turned up a boat and captain for a day-long tour of Miami narchitecture. She’s talked her way past security at fancy-pants museum openings in L.A. And she has [...]

By: Ash

Ash — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 08:22:56 +0000

Ha ha, I love it! It’s like Cheshire (UK) but with sunshine!

By: Gary Brewer

Gary Brewer — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 00:44:33 +0000

Funny until you really consider what caused this The home-buying public, rich or poor, want traditional houses yet the architectural establishment couldn’t care less and pursue their one-of-a-kind modernist inventions that never trickle down or up Reading between the smarmy lines of your article I see a hate -the- rich attitude coupled with disdain of those who long for traditional houses Big doesn’t have to be tastless-take a trip over to Vizcaya to see execution. Easy to be critical…more meaningful to find ways to improve…

By: dieselboy

dieselboy — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 22:54:51 +0000

love it! Keep up the great work. I’m from Miami and I really enjoyed this.

By: C-MONSTER.net. » Blog Archive » Narchitecture: Real deal edition.

C-MONSTER.net. » Blog Archive » Narchitecture: Real deal edition. — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 13:32:01 +0000

[...] Bruce was excited to find the photos because he would finally have hard evidence that this place existed. I was thrilled because the pictures of this real-live narco-mansion proved that when a friend and I cooked up our theories of narchitecture last year, we were spot on in just about every description: Durazo’s house is massive. It has an abundance of Classical columns and gobs of Roman-style statuary. And in its day, I imagine that it also featured plenty of lithe young women in thong bikinis. [...]