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The Mediterranean Revival or “Old Spanish” architecture prominent in the Gables was chosen by the City’s developer, George Merrick, because of the features that allow for an exchange of air and light. Courtyards, patios, plazas and loggias are common elements of a classic Gables’ structure.

In keeping with this design tradition, the Coral Gables Museum features a lovely courtyard off of the main lobby, a 5000 square foot public plaza on the northwest corner of the complex and a beautiful entry loggia in the new Robert and Marian Fewell Gallery.




   
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