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La Victoria Miami Collection blends Cuban art and Art Deco design

Developer Laura Antuña Capestany says a Cuba trip and the story of Catalina Lasa inspired a Miami hospitality project with five townhomes.

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Developer Laura Antuña Capestany talked about her La Victoria Miami Collection on The Community Voice with host Fara Sax, according to a post on Miami’s Community News. The project is a Miami hospitality development built around her family’s Cuban roots.

Capestany said a trip to Cuba and the story of Catalina Lasa led to the concept. The collection includes five townhomes, each named for a family member. Seven Cuban artists created works commissioned for the project, and a mural celebrates Cuban-American identity.

The episode, published Oct. 14, is a look at how a private development is drawing on family history and Cuban art. The source did not provide opening dates, locations within Miami or pricing.

This story is a summary based on reporting by Community Newspapers. Read the original for full details.

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