East Broward Boulevard has a surprising feature that, after crossing thru de middle of downtown Fort Lauderdale, barely 12 blocks away, it ends against Victoria Park and various water canals. As it does so, it gradually decreases in height and density. It’s not surprising, however, that after the pandemic, due to a significant influx of new residents, this area would attract as a destination, and its ongoing transformation is fully visible. 1635 East Broward Blvd is a 3-level duplex with covered areas of 3,000 sq ft for each unit. On its south front, it features a facade clad in local coral stone, serving as a central portal that reinforces verticality and emphasizes symmetry, presenting a modern interpretation of classical proportions.