George Merrick believed in Coral Gables the way architects believe in their buildings — not as investments, not as products to be moved to buyers and replaced with the next one, but as things that would exist when he was gone and would be better, in the specific way that cities are better than the land they occupy, than the pine scrub and citrus groves …
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