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Licensed: GC · Roofing · Pool/Spa · Plumbing · HVAC · Electrical · Solar · Real Estate Brokerage  ·  Miami-Dade · Broward · Palm Beach
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The build record

One house, documented end to end.

Leslie House, Little Havana — an owner-built custom residence Academia carried from shell to finish. Architecture by SOOP; engineer of record Nodal Structures, Carlos A. Nodal, Florida PE 49285. Every stage of the build is published, in photographs, at its own address.

Leslie House seen from the northeast, its folded white roof planes among the older buildings of Little Havana, with the downtown Miami skyline behind.
Leslie House from directly above: the folded roof planes wrapping the rooftop terrace and pool, two streets from Calle Ocho.
The rooftop terrace at Leslie House, where the folded planes meet the glazing, with the neighbouring building alongside.

Photography: Kahu Visionworks.

See the full build record → Custom residential →

Aether · The Whole

“Every building is a question of how its parts are held together.”

Academia — Aether · the order that connects
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Phone
(786) 761-9641

Email
info@academiadevelopment.com

Service area
Miami-Dade · Broward · Palm Beach

Hours
Mon–Fri, 8 AM – 6 PM ET
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Common questions

What should I send you to get a useful answer?

Whatever you already have. Drawings, an inspection or engineer's report, a recertification notice, photographs, or just the building's age and what is failing. The more specific the input, the more specific the scope you get back.

Do I have to know which service I need before contacting you?

No. The form paths exist to route you faster, not to test you. If you are not sure whether a problem is structural, mechanical or waterproofing, describe the symptom and it gets routed on our side.

How quickly do you respond?

Within one business day. If a building has an active life-safety issue or an inspection deadline running, say so in the first line and it moves up the queue.

Do you work with condominium boards and property managers directly?

Yes, and that is a large share of the work — recertification, milestone and SIRS-driven capital projects, restoration and MEP. Board decisions have their own procedural requirements, so your association's counsel and documents govern that side of it.