Fort Lauderdale, FL Photos |
Fort Lauderdale, now effectively part of the Miami urban region, sits astride the New River & canals with its Riverwalk and luxury condos & mansions. |
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| Entrance arches of Museum of Discovery & Science. | Museum of Discovery & Science (1992) (401 SW 2nd St.). Architect: E. Verner Johnson & Assoc. | Great Gravity Clock at Museum of Discovery & Science. | Broward Center for the Performing Arts (1991). Architect: Benjamin Thompson Assoc. |
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| The Symphony complex (2005) (22 floors) (600 West Las Olas Blvd.). Architect: Cohen, Freedman, Encinosa & Assoc. Architects. | Fourth Avenue Bridge over New River. | Condos along the New River. | Esplanade on the New River (2004) (16 floors) (401 SW 4th Av.). |
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| 110 Tower (1988) (30 floors) (110 SE 6th St.). Architect: Garcia Brenner Stromberg Architecture. | Pleasure craft on the New River. | Lift bridge of Florida East Coast Railroad over New River. | Lift bridge of Florida East Coast Railroad in raised position. |
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| Water bus on New River. | Broward County Jail over working boat on New River. | Luxury boats on New River. | Las Olas Riverfront shopping complex on the Riverwalk. |
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| Las Olas Riverfront shopping complex on the Riverwalk. | Cascade Arch (1995) sculpture by Barry Tinsley over Riverwalk pedestrian promenade. | Las Olas River House (2004) (42 floors) (333 Las Olas Way). Architect: Sieger-Suarez Architectural Partnership. | Las Olas River House facade details. |
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| Las Olas River House over Riverwalk walkway. | Round tower of Las Olas River House. | Curved surfaces of Las Olas River House. | Facade of Las Olas River House. |
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| Ground floor of Las Olas River House. | Balconies of Las Olas River House. | New River Center home of Sun Sentinel newspaper. | NuRiver Landings (2005) (24 floors) (1080 SE 3rd Av.). Architect: Schapiro Assoc. Architecture. |
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| The WaterGarden (2004) (31 floors) (347 North New River Drive East). Architect: Cohen, Freedman, Encinosa & Assoc. Architects. | Chevy Bel Air from 1950s. | Las Olas Grand (2005) (38 floors) with 450 Las Olas Centre & Bank of America Plaza. Architect: Robert M. Swedroe Architects. | SunTrust Plaza (1992) (17 floors) (501 East Las Olas Blvd.) to right of Bank of America Plaza. Architect: Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum. |
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| Bank of America Plaza (2002) (23 floors) (401 East Las Olas Blvd.). Architect: Cooper Carry, Inc. | Bank of America Plaza. | 450 Las Olas Centre (1996) (14 floors). Architect: Cooper Carry, Inc. | 450 Las Olas Centre. |
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| 350 Las Olas Centre (1999) (19 floors). Architect: Cooper Carry, Inc. | New River Center (1990) (21 floors) (200 East Las Olas Blvd.). Architect: Cooper Carry, Inc. | The Waverly at Las Olas (2004) (14 floors) (110 North Federal Highway). Architect: Dorsky Hodgson & Partners. | Shops of early Fort Lauderdale on East Las Olas Blvd. with Bank of America Plaza beyond. |
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| Riverside Hotel (620 East Las Olas Blvd.) in early Fort Lauderdale. | 901 East Las Olas Blvd. typical of regional design. | Monk parakeet (Myiopsitta monachus) established in wild. | Sky over Fort Lauderdale. |
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| Beach at Fort Lauderdale. | New River Inn (1905) now a museum at Old Fort Lauderdale Village. On National Register. | New River Inn was built by Philemon N. Bryan of locally-made concrete blocks at Old Fort Lauderdale Village. | King Cromartie House (1907-11) at Old Fort Lauderdale Village. |
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| Heritage building at Old Fort Lauderdale Village. | Replica of 1899 schoolhouse at Old Fort Lauderdale Village. | Philemon Nathaniel Bryan house (1905) at Old Fort Lauderdale Village. | Hoch Heritage Center in former Post Office (1949) at Old Fort Lauderdale Village. |
All photos on this page are originals by & copyrighted by Jim Steinhart. All rights reserved. Permission required to use. |