In our original episode on Mar-a-Lago, we explored the estates over-the-top history and iconic designbut we left out one incredibly important feature. After hearing from many of you, I realized there was a surprising piece of architecture that deserved a deep dive of its own.
In this follow-up, we uncover the forgotten purpose of Mar-a-Lagos towering structureand how it wasnt just decorative. Designed in the 1920s before air conditioning was common, the estates 75-foot tower was a marvel of passive cooling, channeling ocean breezes and expelling hot air using the stack effect. Well also look at how similar design principles shaped buildings across the U.S., from plantations and adobe homes to 19th-century statehouses and lighthouses. This episode is part correction, part revelationand it proves just how much history can hide in plain sight.
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» CREDIT Scriptwriter - Ryan Socash Editor - Karolina Szwata Host - Ryan Socash Music / Sound Design - Dave Daddario
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