A school of architecture from this state included among its members Paul Rudolph and its founder Ralph Twitchell, who designed the cocoon-inspired Healy Guest House. The (-5[1])12th-century St. Bernard de Clairvaux Church was reassembled in this state after standing for 800 years in (-5[1])Sacramenia. A series of Neo-Baroque "modern" hotels named for a city in this state were designed by Morris Lapidus. The "house the built hats" is the nickname of a Gilded Age mansion in this state named for John B. Stetson. Zaha Hadid designed the One Thousand Museum (-5[1])in a city in this state home to the Wynwood Walls. A Spanish Colonial Revival skyscraper (10[1])in this non-New York state called the Freedom Tower is located along Biscayne Boulevard and once hosted many Cubans. For 10 points, name this state home to the (10[1])47-story (10[1])Miami Tower. (10[1])■END■ (10[5])