Avant-Garde Modern Furniture Blog: The New Florida Marlins Ball Park, Miami, Florida, USA

About Alexander Calzadilla

Alexander Calzadilla is a Cuban male originally from Philadelphia, who has happily called Miami his home since moving here at the age of 15. He attended Southwest Sr. High School and Florida International University, ultimately receiving his Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration. While in college, he began working as a paralegal for the Law Offices of Jeffrey E. Reichenbacher, a position he kept for seven years after graduation. He subsequently worked at Morgan, Lewis & Bockius Associates before landing at Costa Nursery. After distinguishing himself with many accomplishments, he was promoted to the position of Director of Specialty Products, which included the orchid, bonsai and lucky bamboo departments. When Alex was first put in charge of the three departments, they ranked near the bottom. By the time he left Costa after seven years, Alex had transformed the floundering departments into unqualified successes, posting record earnings, sales and profitability. In 2008 Alex was named the Costa Employee of the Year. Alex now puts his formidable prowess as a businessman into his newest venture, Avant-Garde Home Furnishings, LLC, serving as Managing Partner.

About Avant-Garde

We offer home furnishings and decor for every area of your home,both inside and out, always striving to bring you the most current design elements being used by today's top designers, at a fraction of their retail cost. Whether you are completely redecorating an area of your home, looking for the perfect accent piece to finish off an existing room, shopping for a unique gift, or simply "window shopping" to get design ideas, Avant-Garde is the place to go for everything modern & contemporary for your home.

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

The New Florida Marlins Ball Park, Miami, Florida, USA

The completed Florida Marlins Stadium, Miami, Florida USA

The New Marlins Retractable Roof BALL PARK,
in downtown Miami, Florida,
USA

Hey everyone out there in blog world, I think these pictures are amazing as you can now begin to see the actual outline of what the stadium will look like when complete including the two massive columns that will hold the open roof structure when not closed up and exposes the stadium to the elements. This is indeed a very modern, contemporary design for a building in a city known to be modern, contemporary, young, and hip as is the reputation of Miami, Florida.

Enjoy the pictures: