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Miami, FL – August 7, 2010 – Designed by distinguished architect Cesar Pelli, the Arsht center is a reflection of his style layered with curving and intersecting linework. At one point while I was shooting the light poured in and lit the lobby abstractly. It was highlighting the features that make the Adrienne Arsht Center not only a Performing Arts center, but a work of art itself.
