Little Havana has the biggest concentration of bungalows in the city. Homes vary from small, simple structures to large, stylistic examples such as the locally designated historic “Jacob J. Hubbard House” which is a magnificent model of the Belvedere Bungalow. The large Belvedere style bungalow includes articulated masses, multiple roof gables usually of wood or asphalt shingles, wide overhanging eaves, exposed rafter ends, beams, decorative timbers, casement windows with Prairie style light configurations. The main feature of the style is a central second story mass smaller than the ground floor which was used as a master bedroom, the second story “belvedere” with cross ventilation gives the style’s name. A prominent front porch, usually featuring