Havana's Aging Architecture Continues to Crumble

While we collectively fret about Paul Rudolph schools getting bulldozed and Mies van der Rohe classics suffering flood waters, it seems as though we can’t hold a candle to what’s going on in Havana right now. According to a great piece in the Sun Sentinel, the city’s collection of treasured architecture is rapidly falling deteriorating. Thanks mostly to little upkeep and few restoration efforts, resulting in either complete destruction already or buildings that are quickly on their way.