It all starts here with sheer beauty: bone-white beaches and the turquoise Gulf of Mexico play off bright-white buildings with exotic lines in courtyard-based layouts, plus a gorgeous community swimming pool that feels like something out of Marrakesh. But there’s more to the newest community to be crafted along Florida’s Highway 30a—a state road that connects a bracelet of New Urbanism oases including Seaside, the one that launched the movement 20 years ago. Alys Beach’s explicitly green …
