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Docked Living in St. Pete opens co-living spaces to healthcare workers

Docked Living, an innovative St. Pete company, is opening one of its co-living spaces to healthcare providers who need to quarantine themselves away from loved ones.

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Sarasota Art Museum now open in former Sarasota High School
Sarasota Art Museum opens in renovated high school

Need a fresh idea for taking a trip to Sarasota? Check out the new Sarasota Art Museum of Ringling College.

Book excerpt: The Emotional Infrastructure of Places by Peter Kageyama

Author Peter Kageyama of St. Petersburg explores the role of emotional infrastructure in building cities and communities where people want to live. Read an excerpt.

Wide Open Space on Historic Hyde Park.
Streetscaping vision for Hyde Park historic district in Tampa

Wide Open Office prepares a streetscape vision plan for Historic Hyde Park with a focus on West Swann, South Howard, West Morrison and South Willow avenues, and South Boulevard.

New arts and crafts museum will add to St. Pete’s creative vibe

Businessman and arts collector Rudy Ciccarello's long-planned Museum of the American Arts and Crafts Movement is scheduled to open in December, adding to St. Pete's thriving museum scene.

Drone perspective of potential view from Arris Tampa.
Luxury condo tower continues Downtown Tampa building boom

Downtown Tampa's building boom continues with plans for a 34-story condo tower, Arris Tampa 

Artist's rendering of the Ferman Center for the Arts at the University of Tampa.
UT breaks ground on transformative arts center

University of Tampa's campus redevelopment continues with construction on a 90,000-square-foot state-of-the-art center for its performing and fine arts programs. 

Growth of ENCORE! Tampa continues with Tempo apartments

The redevelopment of public housing sites in Tampa into mixed-use, mixed-income modern developments continues with the opening of Tempo at ENCORE!

The Tempo opens, brings more affordable apartments to Downtown Tampa

The Tempo differs from other ENCORE! Tampa apartments in that it has larger apartments with 3- and 4-bedrooms designed for families.

Q&A with Jerel McCants: Tampa architect designs affordable housing in Ybor City

Why Ybor City? Why now? "Ybor has always been culturally and architecturally significant. ... We don't want to out-price those people who've lived here.''

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