Cure and Penabad Architects
Cure and Penabad Architects, A creative architecture design studio in Miami, Florida specializing in residential architecture, commercial architecture, institutional architecture and urban architectural design. Cure and Penabad architects have designed residential projects such as: Cape Dutch House, Cayala Courtyard Housing, Courtyard House, Fellig House. Cure and Penabad architects have designed commercial projects such as: Oak Plaza, Tuttle Street Facade and Showroom and Entertainment Building. Cure and Penabad Architects have designed institutional projects such as: Our Lady of Guadalupe Church and Chabad of South Dade. Cure and Penabad Architects have completed many urban design projects such as: Miami - A Case Study in Visual Planning and Chesterfield Mill.
Profiles
Adib Cure received a Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Miami and a Masters of Architecture in Urban Design degree from Harvard University. Upon graduation he went on to work for the office of Machado & Silvetti in Boston; and in 2001 he established the firm of CURE & PENABAD Architects. He is currently a Lecturer at the University of Miami School of Architecture, and has taught at Northeastern University and the Boston Architectural Center. His research concentrates on the role of light and acoustics in contemporary architecture.
Carie Penabad received a Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Miami and a Masters of Architecture in Urban Design degree from Harvard University. Upon graduation she went on to work for the office of Machado & Silvetti in Boston; and in 2001 she established the firm of CURE & PENABAD Architects. She is currently an Assistant Professor of Architecture at the University of Miami and has taught at Northeastern University and the Boston Architectural Center. Recent publications include: Monterrey: Redefining the urban center, with architect Javier Cenicacelaya and an upcoming book entitled Marion Manley - Florida’s Pioneer Woman Architect, co-authored with historian Catherine Lynn.
Carlos Berrios received a Bachelor of Architecture degree from The City College of New York and went on to work for the prestigious firm of Paul Rudolph. Following this experience, he joined the Morrison Knudson Corporation where he served as a supervising architect on a variety of projects including the King Khalid Military City Project in Saudi Arabia, the Cerrejon Coal Project in Colombia, South America, and the General Motors Powertrain World Headquarters Office Renovation Project in Michigan. In 2002, he joined the firm of CURE & PENABAD Architects.
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