March 2022 Contents
Inside Florida Trend's print and digital issue
FEATURES
Infrastructure
Florida is projected to gain 2.5 million new residents by 2030. Here's what that means for schools, roads, homes and other infrastructure needs.
Virtual Schools
Changing Perceptions
The pandemic led many parents and students to re-evaluate their attitudes toward alternative forms of education, including online instruction.
A new statewide charter school will meld classical education and Great Books with AI and VR.
Community Portrait
Pasco County
Coastline appeal and economic growth drive interest in the north Tampa Bay county.
Economic Backbone
Architecture
Eye-catching Designs from Around Florida
The Edyth, The Heron, Environmental Modernism, Capital Memorial Park, and more.
Trendlines
Up Front
Growth and Opportunity
I am grateful for our staff's ability to pivot seamlessly during uncertainy.
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Rita Case
"I swept the floors. I washed the windows. I wound up working every day after school and every summer..."
Editor's Page
Price Tags
Florida faces balancing growth vs. maintaining aspects of its traditional character.
Economic Development
After two false starts, Osceola County hopes the current semiconductor shortage will give legs to a high-tech chip-making project it has been pursuing for a decade.
NextGen
Engineering Social Impact
Two UF graduates launch tech solutions that improve lives of people with disabilities
Higher Education
Degrees of Change
The MBA has evolved through the years to reflect changing workforce and student needs. Longtime professors share their experiences.
Around the State
MiamI-DADE
Minority Support
Venture Miami and FIU partner to aid minority-owned startups.
Southeast
Life Sciences 19 Years Later
In 2003, the state began a life-sciences recruitment spree...
Southwest
It's a Boat; It's a Plane
Regent plans to start testing its “seaglider” between Tampa and St. Petersburg this year.
Central
Aerpspace Gateway
Deep Space Launch Complex debuts at the Kennedy Space Center this month.
Northeast
Airbnb-Style Hotel
App lets entrepreneurs to operate their Old Florida-style hotel like an Airbnb.
Northwest
Tech Winners
Innovation Park of Tallahassee has named two winners of cash grants .
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