Tourism Cares is a not for profit organization funded by the travel industry which seeks to encourage the preservation of historic places. The organization   looks forward to the opportunity to sponsor a "Tourism Cares Volunteer Weekend" to support the restoration of the Miami Marine Stadium.

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Here's a video of the Tourism Cares volunteer day at the Marine Stadium and Virginia Key, May 30, 2014. The video was created by the City of Miami.

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Nice video story by the Miami Herald on Tourism Cares volunteer day.

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Tourism Cares Story on NBC CHannel 6

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Anjelica Baini, a student at the New World School of the Arts, created a typeface inspired by the Marine Stadium. This is one of the projects selected by Adobe Systems as outstanding. This short video beautifully describes Anjelica's creative process.

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The Marine Stadium is part of the City's vision for Virginia Key. What other types of activities/facilities should complement the Stadium?

In the spring of 2010, an MBA Finance Course from the University of Miami under the direction of Professor Andrea Heuson studied three different alternatives. The reports of the three student teams are below. Copy and paste the web links into your browser to see them.


The Marine Industry Trade Center

http://www.marinestadium.org/index.php?module=uploads&func=download&fileId=399

Retail Proposal

http://www.marinestadium.org/index.php?module=uploads&func=download&fileId=398

Maritime Museum

http://www.marinestadium.org/index.php?module=uploads&func=download&fileId=397

Article about visit to the Business School by Amy Freitag, Director of U.S. sites, World Monuments Fund. Three student classes at the University of Miami are developing alternatives for the Marine Stadium site.

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Letter from the US Rowing Association; the Stadium has great potential for rowing races and regattas
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Colleen Dourney, a student in broadcast journalism at the University of Miami, has produced the attached video about the Marine Stadium for the University Television station. The spot features interviews with Hilario Candela and U of Miami Architecture Professor Jorge Hernandez and highlights the significant role played by the spring, 2009 Preservation Studio at the University of Miami. Copy and paste the link below into your browser to see the spot.

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Univision, the Spanish language television station, has done a feature story about the Marine Stadium which includes an interview with architect Hilario Candela.

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"Could The Unlimited Hydroplanes Return to Miami?" The answer is YES! The Marine Stadium continues to generate a lot of interest in the boat racing community. Here's an excellent article.

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This is an interesting article about the Marine Stadium and the exhibit at Art Basel sponsored by Audemars Piguet.

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Here is a comprehensive story on the Marine Stadiium in this well known blog.

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This is the web magazine for the University of Miami. This comprehensive article describes the work of the Preservation Studio of the School of Architecture that was taught by Jorge Hernandez, Hilario Candela and Catherine Lynn. The Studio developed a Master Plan for the Miami Marine Stadium and the Marine Stadium Basin.

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Here is a video about the art installation "Curiosity" by Kolkoz-a floating Swiss Chalet during Art Basel 2013. It is truly spectacular.

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"Preserving The Marine Stadium" by Jean Francois-Lejeune. An informative background that puts the design of the Marine Stadium in context with the movement of poured in place architecture that took place in Europe and Latin America during the 1930s through 1960s. Includes historcial research and an interview with architect Hilario Candela

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We continue to get a constant stream of press in architectural/design publications. In this review of 35 places of Miami, the Marine Stadium is described as "perhaps the second best building in MIami." We disagree!

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On May 2, the winners of the Floating Stage Design Contest were announced Awards Dinner to a packed house of 175 people.

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WJFF Radio is an NPR affiliated radio station based in the Catskills, New York. The Marine Stadium was featured on producer Ron Bernthal's award winning winning weekly program "Lost and Saved". Interview with Don Worth.
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