Building Miami’s Skyline traces the evolution of Miami’s vertical landscape from its early architectural roots to the world-renowned skyline that defines the city today.

Beginning with Miami’s formative years and the emergence of Art Deco and mid-century modernism, the book explores how a young coastal city developed a distinct architectural identity long before its tallest towers rose. It follows Miami’s transformation through waves of international migration, economic expansion, and ambitious development, leading to the rise of high-rise condominiums, waterfront luxury towers, and globally branded residences.

Through detailed research and clear, engaging narrative, Building Miami’s Skyline brings to life the people, projects, and forces that shaped the city’s growth. The book examines the social, cultural, economic, and environmental factors that influenced Miami’s development, from the international buyer boom and the rise of Brickell and Downtown, to advances in engineering, climate resilience, and construction technology.

Along the way, it addresses defining moments in Miami’s modern history, including regulatory change, sustainability challenges, and the evolving expectations of high-rise living in a coastal environment.

Thoughtfully documented, Building Miami’s Skyline offers an in-depth look at how Miami became one of the world’s most dynamic urban experiments—and how its skyline continues to evolve.

A must-listen for those interested in architecture, urban development, real estate, and the story of a city that continues to build toward the future.