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1111 Lincoln Road, Miami, Series

  1. A triangular opening in the Lincoln Road car park, its stair and ramp lit within the concrete, in black and white.
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  2. Cast concrete wall panels meeting a raking soffit, a dark opening between them, a thin rod and a glimpse of lit stair below.
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  3. Intersecting concrete undersides and ramps, a lit stair and its rail breaking through the dark geometry above.
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  4. Looking down a dark stair to a bright landing, a handrail to each side and textured paving beyond.
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  5. A high view of jointed paving, a striped crossing curving past a planter wall set with slim posts.
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  6. Angular concrete cantilevers stacked against a white sky, tie-holes patterning the raw slabs.
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  7. A concrete stair climbing toward daylight, a slatted soffit overhead and a cable balustrade to the right.
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  8. An open parking deck framed by a tapered pier, Miami towers and low sky beyond the slab's edge.
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  9. A parking level opening to the bay, a row of tapered piers and a railing between deck and sky.
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  10. Two splayed concrete columns framing a distant tower and a construction crane across the water.
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  11. A cavernous deck of square columns and angled struts, the flat city held on the horizon between them.
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  12. Two raking columns carrying a cantilevered slab, the low skyline stretched beneath the deck's edge.
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  13. The structure seen from below, stacked concrete floor plates on slender columns under a deep overhanging roof.
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