The three-story limestone building at four hundred five Biltmore Way is easily identified by its central clock tower and deep red clay-tiled roof. Architects Phineas Paist and Harold Steward completed this Mediterranean Revival structure in nineteen twenty-eight, just as the Florida land boom was collapsing. It stands as a physical anchor for the original vision of George Merrick, who founded Coral Gables with the intent of creating a meticulously planned, Spanish-inspired community.
Coral Gables City Hall
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