Miami’s inaugural REEFLINE installation submerges a traffic jam 20 feet underwater

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Miami’s inaugural REEFLINE installation submerges a traffic jam 20 feet underwater

From above, Concrete Coral looks like a submerged parking lot lost to some ancient flood. Up close, amid the bright blue waters, fish weave through the hollow windows and circle

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