Miami Beach Art Deco Inland Photos |
While Ocean Drive had the prime hotels, the next two streets in, Collins & Washington Avenues, sported Art Deco commercial businesses & additional hotels. The neighborhood also contains houses in Moderne, Mediterranean Revival & MiMo styles. |
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| See also: Miami Beach Art Deco on Ocean Drive, Modern Miami Beach |
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| Royal Palm Hotel & Loews Miami Beach Hotel beyond. | Albion Hotel (1939) (1650 James Av.). Style: Art Deco. Architect: Igor Polevitsky. | Delano & National Hotels on Collins Avenue. | Delano Hotel (1947) (1677 Collins Av.). Style: Art Deco. Architect: Robert Swartburg. |
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| National Hotel (1940) (1565 Collins Av.). Style: Art Deco. Architect: Roy F. France. | Ritz Plaza Hotel (1940) (1701 Collins Av.). Style: Art Deco. Architect: Lawrence Murray Dixon. | Art Deco detail of Cadet Hotel at James & 17th. | Temple Emanu-El (1947) (1701 Washington Av.). Style: Art Deco. Architect: Albert Anis & Charles Greco. |
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| Lincoln Theater (1936) (541 Lincoln Road). Style: Art Deco. Architect: Thomas W. Lamb & Robert E. Collins. | Art Deco detail of Lincoln Theater home of New World Symphony. | Art Deco detail of Lincoln Theater. | Art Deco relief of Lincoln Theater. |
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| Art Deco relief of Lincoln Theater. | Universal Music Building (1425 Collins Av. at Lincoln Road pedestrian mall). | Ocean Five Hotel (444 Ocean Dr.). Style: Art Deco. | Art Deco relief detail of two flamingos on Ocean Five Hotel. |
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| Art Deco relief detail of two women with fruit on Ocean Five Hotel. | Art Deco relief detail of sunshine & tropical nature on Ocean Five Hotel. | Art Deco relief detail of women with flamingo on Ocean Five Hotel. | Store at 501 Collins Av. |
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| Medallion with sailing ship on 501 Collins Av. | Medallion with Neptune on 501 Collins Av. | Brightly-painted buildings of Collins Avenue north of 5th Street. | London Arms (1941) (727 Collins Av.). |
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| Details over portal of London Arms. | Tiffany Hotel (1939) (801 Collins Av.). Style: Art Deco. Architect: Lawrence Murray Dixon. | Detail of Art Deco Tiffany Hotel sign tower. | Miami-style building with porthole for palm tree. |
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| Former Blackstone Hotel (1929) (800 Washington Av.) served Jewish clientele who were barred elsewhere & site where George Gershwin composed Porgy and Bess. Architect: Kingston Hall. | Sherbrooke Hotel (1947) (901 Collins Av.). Style: Art Deco. Architect: MacKay & Gibbs. | Art Deco lamp & railing of Sherbrooke Hotel. | Essex House Hotel (1938) (1001 Collins Av.). Architect: Henry Hohauser. |
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| Detail of Art Deco Essex House Hotel sign tower. | Tudor (1111 Collins Av.) & Palmer House Hotels on Collins Avenue. | Jewish Museum of Florida in former Synagogue (1936) (301 Washington Av.). Style: Art Deco. Architect: Henry Hohauser. On National Register.  |
All photos on this page are originals by & copyrighted by Jim Steinhart. All rights reserved. Permission required to use. |