Miami Beach — Hotels, public places and museums

Places documented in Miami Beach

• Bass Museum of Art — The Bass Museum of Art is a contemporary art museum located in Miami Beach, Florida. It was founded in 1963 and opened in 1964.
• Breakwater Hotel (1939), Miami Beach — Two white pylons rise above 940 Ocean Drive, their vertical fins cutting the sky like a ship's bow-rails — the Breakwater Hotel's 1939 silho
• Cardozo Hotel (1939), Miami Beach — Henry Hohauser's 1939 Streamline Moderne masterpiece anchors the heart of Ocean Drive — a three-storey building that distilled the optimism
• Colony Hotel (1935), 736 Ocean Drive, South Beach, Miami Beach — At 736 Ocean Drive, the Colony Hotel is one of the most photographed buildings in Miami Beach — Henry Hohauser's rooftop neon sign, cantilev
• Colony Hotel (1935), Miami Beach — Henry Hohauser's 1935 Colony Hotel, with its glowing blue neon sign suspended over 736 Ocean Drive, is widely considered the most-photograph
• Colony Theatre (1934), Lincoln Road, Miami Beach, Florida — The Colony Theatre on Lincoln Road is one of the defining buildings of the Miami Beach Art Deco Historic District—a 1934 Streamline Moderne
• Delano Hotel (1947), Miami Beach, Florida
• Essex House Hotel (1938), 1001 Collins Avenue, South Beach, Miami Beach — The Essex House at 1001 Collins Avenue is among L. Murray Dixon's most studied Streamline Moderne designs — its three-fin facade, stacked ey
• Essex House Hotel (1938), Miami Beach, Florida — On Collins Avenue at the heart of South Beach’s Art Deco Historic District, the Essex House Hotel is one of Henry Hohauser’s most accomplish
• Greystone Miami Beach — A 1939 Art Deco masterpiece by Henry Hohauser, Greystone Miami Beach anchors the historic district with geometric precision and tropical orn
• Miami Beach Architectural District — The world's densest concentration of 1930s Art Deco: around 960 pastel hotels and apartment blocks in South Beach, saved from demolition by
• Miami Beach Convention Center — The Miami Beach Convention Center is a convention center located in Miami Beach, Florida. Originally opened in 1958, the venue was renovated
• Miami Beach Post Office (1937), Miami Beach, Florida — Designed by Howard Lovewell Cheney and built under the Works Progress Administration in 1937, the Miami Beach Post Office on Washington Aven
• National Hotel (1940), 1677 Collins Avenue, South Beach, Miami Beach, Florida — The National Hotel towers above Collins Avenue in a white Streamline Moderne facade that distills the Miami Beach Art Deco district to a sin
• Ocean Spray Hotel — A Streamline Moderne hotel on Miami Beach's Collins Avenue, built by architect Martin L.
• Park Central Hotel (1937), 640 Ocean Drive, South Beach, Miami Beach — The Park Central Hotel at 640 Ocean Drive represents Henry Hohauser's mature Streamline Moderne at street level — the stepped massing, horiz
• Penthouse Court — Penthouse Court, also called Les Jardins of South Beach Condominium, is a 1935 Mediterranean Revival apartment house by Martin L. Hampton in
• Raleigh Hotel (1940), Miami Beach — L. Murray Dixon's 1940 masterwork on Collins Avenue combines an intact Art Deco facade with a free-form pool that became one of the most pho
• The Betsy Hotel (South Beach) — The Betsy Hotel is a family-owned hotel at 1440 Ocean Drive in Miami Beach, Florida. Its official site describes it as an architectural land
• The Carlyle Hotel (1941), Miami Beach — Completed in 1941 at 1250 Ocean Drive, The Carlyle is a late expression of Streamline Moderne — a hotel that absorbed the lessons of a decad
• The Tides — When it opened in 1936, this eleven-storey tower was the tallest building on Miami Beach — Ocean Drive's flagship of Streamline Moderne, des
• Tides Hotel (1936), 1220 Ocean Drive, South Beach, Miami Beach — At ten stories, the Tides Hotel is the tallest building in the Miami Beach Art Deco Historic District — L. Murray Dixon's 1936 design on Oce
• WEAM – World Erotic Wilzig Art Museum — The World Erotic Art Museum (WEAM) is a private museum in Miami Beach, Florida, dedicated to the display of erotic art from cultures and civ