Long before “mid-century modern” became a design buzzword, a small group of architects working out of Sarasota, Florida, were quietly reinventing how people lived in the subtropics. Between the early 1940s and the mid-1960s, this loose collective produced a body of work so distinctive that it earned its own name: the Sarasota School of Architecture. Today, their houses, schools, and civic buildings remain scattered throughout the city, and a growing community of preservationi