Kendall in the Sun

Description

Kendall is often described through roads and boundaries, but people remember it through the places where daily life happened. This emblem places a tiered tower beneath the sun while parrots, hibiscus, and palms fill the lower scene. The phrase “Heart of Miami-Dade” gives civic pride a local scale. Its identity is shaped as much by tropical life as by buildings and streets. The design may recall a park, shopping trip, school day, family home, or the loud flash of parrots crossing an ordinary afternoon. It treats the familiar neighborhood not as a lesser stop on the way to somewhere else, but as a place worthy of its own remembered symbols.