Another Miami Beach Mansion heading for Rubble

NO!  I love the revival mansion, it's beautiful, they can't tear it down!

Marco, not sure how I would vote. It might have a lot to do with the condition of the existing structure! Enjoy your day!

Both buildings are striking in their own way, but I would opt to restore the older home. You just can't replace those!

Hi Marco.  The older home has more style and class.  Save it.

Oh, how I hate seeing that happen, what a lovely old place. 

Good morning Marco. I guess money talks. I think it so sad that the old one is being torn dow. I think the new one is stunning but I still am sad about the other.

Good morning Marco,

Looks like it will depend on the age group of the board! I would like to see the old if it is feasible to do so.

Make yourself a great day.

Well, what can I say.  I love them both.  The first would be difficult to live in with most likely lots of small rooms and limited views then there is the new steel and glass which I do gravitate towards.  I think for Miami I'll take #2 and for in the woods in CT, I'll take #1.

Marco,

It is nice when people preserve the past, especially when it is exceptional and different.  The mid century replacement is nice, but there are so many already that were built in the mid century.  A

I have to say I'm not a fan of completely tearing down old buildings unless it's justified due to dilapidation. Althought that being said, the new design is fabulous. 

Wow, very different indeed and I definitely like the new one a lot better.  What an amazing looking home!

Good morning Marco - Both homes are pretty cool, but I bet the new one is a lot more efficient.

Marc0 - I would hate to see that happen.  While I like the home that looks like mid-century modern to me, you can find those anywhere.