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Magazine Article
Bahamian Palladio: classical chic to a tropical beat
2010
Overview
The Lindroths named Ca'[Liza] after their daughter, Eliza, adding the Venetian appellation Ca', short for casa, in honor of the region where Palladian villas still stand today. The home's South Florida architects -- Teofilo Victoria and his wife, Maria de la Guardia -- say [ANDREA PALLADIO]'s Villa Pisani and Villa Cornaro, as well as South Carolina's eighteenth-century Drayton Hall, inspired the design. Victoria adds, \"It's like a memory from a time lost.\"
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Hearst Magazines, a Division of the Hearst Corporation,Hearst Magazine Media, Inc
