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Posted on: February 14th, 2008
Filed Under: [ Art y Culture ] [ Hispanic News ] [ Arizona ]
Tags: Mexico, Spain
Magdalena Otìlora and her husband, Paul Waterman, were in the midst of another casita renovation and development in Puerto Penasco, Mexico, when he had an epiphany for a small business the two could develop in Phoenix.
If you’ve been to the beach town most Arizonans call Rocky Point, you’ve no doubt noticed the bright white domes, large and small, that top many homes, bringing a touch of Moorish Spain to seaside Mexico.
The domes are also an architectural hallmark in the city of Guadalajara and throughout the state of Jalisco. Waterman and Otìlora had made them a hallmark of their housing renovations and new construction in Rocky Point. “*
*From: http://www.azcentral.com
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