1. 1000 Collins Ave
This is a 3-story, 3-bay work in progress building in the Art Deco style built in 1936. The foundation is reinforced concrete. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat with parapet roof. No windows currently in place There is a single-story, full-span open porch characterized by an integrated (under the main) roof with fluted stuccoed posts. Porch recessed into the east elevation of the Fairwind Hotel, wrapping slightly around the southeast corner of the building and extending beyond the north elevation of the building; Multi-colored terrazzo floor designs; Fluted columns frame the primary entryway on the porch and can be found at the far ends of the porch as well; Simple metal railing with evenly-spaced stuccoed rectangular posts Primary entryway is centered on the east elevation; Framed by two fluted columns that sit between the doorway and the steps leading up to the porch; Double-door flanked on either side by walls of fixed windows Symmetrical tripartite primary facade design; Ziggurat parapet roofline; Continuous eyebrow across east elevation and wrapping around northeast and southeast building corners; Horizontal banding at cornice; Multi-colored terrazzo floor designs; "Fairwind" large vertical signage on either side of a protruding vertical racing stripe; Glass block ornamentation on porch; Decorative sculptural bas relief panels below the second floor level windows on the outer bays of the east elevation; Shorter rounded eyebrows above primary entryway; Horizontal banding in low-relief banding around windows at first, second and third floor levels on south elevation; Central bay is slightly protruding, with signage at the center of that bay and greatly protruded The builder is recorded as L. & H. Miller. The architect is recorded as L. Murray Dixon. The original/significant owner is recorded as Joseph and Ida Pinank (original).
Eligible as contributing resource.

2. 1001 Collins Ave Northeast corner of Collins Avenue and 10th Street
This is a 3-story domestic: Hotel building in the Art Deco style with Streamlined Moderne influences built in 1937. The foundation is spread footing. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum jalacy casement. Primarily jalacy casement; Series of 3 octagonal windows along Collins Avenue There is a single-story, corner wrap-around open porch characterized by an integrated (under the main) roof with fluted stuccoed posts on round stuccoed piers. Art Deco wall with ironwork marks the porch along Collins; Porch wraps corner of Collins and 10th street and is recessed into southwest corner of the building; Open patio/terrace along south elevation; Multi-colored terrazzo floor designs There is a three-story, rear, extension addition. Primary entryway is along the south elevation on the porch; Two double-doors serve as entryways from the porch; Double wooden doors with remarkable multi-colored terrazzo floor designs Symmetrical primary facades; Continuous eyebrows rounded at corners; Original building structure rounded at corners; Horizontal banding at cornice, above second and third floor level windows on the buildings corners and between windows at the second and third floor levels on the primary facades; Bas relief porthole ornamentation just below cornice; Eyebrows and windows rounded at building's corner to conform to unique shape; "Essex" neon signage sits above roofline at southwest corner of building, aligned with primary entryway below; Multi-colored terrazzo floor designs both inside and outside; Glass block ornamentation along patio walls; Lobby interior has etched glass window, original Earl LaPan mural, and scagliola mantel and wainscoting. (All listed features refer to original structure and original facades) The builder is recorded as Prufert-Wein Construction Company. The architect is recorded as Henry Hohauser.
Individually eligible/Eligible as contributing resource.

3. 1020 Collins Ave
This is a 2-story work in progress building in the Miami Modern style built in 1949. The foundation is spread footing. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Remaining windows on building are fixed There is a single-story, recessed open porch characterized by an integrated (under the main) roof. Porch recessed into south elevation and runs above half the length of the elevation; Up three steps; Simple metal railing; Terrazzo floor design Primary entryway is slightly off-center, towards the right, on the porch; Double wood-framed door with fixed windows surrounding Asymmetrical facade design; Continuous eyebrow above first and second floor levels on southeast corner of building; Fluted fixed glass along central mass on east elevation; Terrazzo floor design; Ziggurat parapet roofline. The builder is recorded as Arkin Construction Company. The architect is recorded as L. Murray Dixon. The original/significant owner is recorded as Mrs. Ida Pinack (original).
Eligible as contributing resource.

4. 1021 Collins Ave
This is a 3-story domestic: Hotel building in the Art Deco style with Streamlined Moderne influences built in 1937. The foundation is spread footing. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum jalacy casement. No porch No visible primary entryway from the public right of way; Building is now part of the Essex House hotel and can be accessed through the hotel's primary entryway on the northeast corner of Collins Avenue and 10th street Continuous eyebrows rounded at corners; Horizontal banding below windows and at building's corners; Low bas-relief circles and squares on parapet wall. The builder is recorded as Masterbuilt Housing Corporation. The architect is recorded as Henry Hohauser.
Eligible as contributing resource.

5. 1051 Collins Ave
This is a 3-story domestic: Multiple Dwelling building in the Miami Modern style built in 1957. The foundation is spread footing. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a built-up roof. Windows are replacement aluminum jalacy casement. Windows at second and third floor levels are primarily jalacy casement, while windows at the first floor level are primarily fixed There is a single-story, full-span open porch characterized by an integrated (under the main) roof with round metal posts. Full-span porch recessed into building up four steps from street level; Simple metal railing Primary entryway is centered on porch; Glass double-door; Fixed display windows along the wall to the left; Low-relief diamond pattern on the wall to the right Symmetrical facade design; Long, open balconies connecting apartment efficiency units The builder is recorded as Jack Bernard. The architect is recorded as Robert & Len H. Glasser. The original/significant owner is recorded as Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kanner (original).
Eligible as contributing resource.

6. 1058 Collins Ave
This is a 1-story, 3-bay Commercial commercial building in the Mediterranean Revival style built in 1926. The foundation is poured concrete. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum fixed. No porch Two primary entryways, each centered on the north and east elevations of the original building structure. Symmetrical tripartite facade design; Each of the three bays is bordered with a horizontally stretched arch; Highly ornamented parapet on northeast corner of building; Circular ornamentation just below roofline; Rough stucco walls; Pilasters at either end of each of the three bays (all distinguishing features refer to original building structure). The builder is recorded as William Burbridge. The architect is recorded as J.DeBruyn Kops. The original/significant owner is recorded as William Burbridge (original).
Eligible as contributing resource.

7. 1059 Collins Ave
This is a 2-story Commercial commercial building in the Miami Modern style built in 1959. The foundation is spread footing. Exterior walls are brick (primary) and stucco (secondary). The building has a flat roof. Windows are replacement aluminum fixed. No porch, but there is a slightly wider walkway along the north elevation at the first floor elevation No one primary entryway; Separate entryways along north and west elevation for different retail shops Asymmetrical facade designs; Open catwalks connecting various retail shops (mainly along north elevation); Large masonry walls on north elevation; Roman brick as veneer on west elevation. The builder is recorded as Jack Whitman. The architect is recorded as Robert M. Nordin.
Eligible as contributing resource.

8. 1100 Collins Ave
This is a 3-story domestic: Multiple Dwelling building in the Miami Modern style with Post-War Modern influences built in 1950. The foundation is spread footing. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum single-hung sashes. Fixed windows along first floor level porch area used as display for the retail space inside There is a single-story, full-span open porch characterized by an integrated (under the main) roof with fluted stuccoed posts. Full-span porch recessed into east elevation; Three steps off the ground level; Simple stuccoed balustrade of evenly-spaced cylinders; Two-colored terrazzo floor design; Eyebrow extends out from east elevation to shade outside edges of porch Primary entryway is on the south end of the east elevation; Glass double-door with fixed windows on either side as well as directly above; Steps up to the porch lead directly to primary entryway; Framed by two fluted stuccoed columns that sit between the doorway and the porch steps Ziggurat roofline where southeast corner of building extends higher than the rest of the roofline; Parapet roof; Continuous eyebrows above windows; Eyebrows wrap around southeast corner of building; Exterior and interior terrazzo floor design; Low-relief square ornamentation create an inverted L-shaped design on the southeast. corner of the building; Fluted columns along the porch; Asymmetrical tripartite facade design The builder is recorded as D. C. Stakemiller. The architect is recorded as August Swarz. The original/significant owner is recorded as Dr. Herman Glicksberg (original).
Eligible as contributing resource.

9. 1111 Collins Ave
This is a 3-story domestic: Hotel building in the Art Deco style with Streamlined Moderne influences built in 1939. The foundation is spread footing. Exterior walls are oolitic limestone (primary) and stucco (secondary). The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum casements. There is a single-story, corner wrap-around open porch characterized by an integrated (under the main) roof with fluted stuccoed posts. Wrap-around porch recessed into the western half of the south elevation and wraps around slightly to the west elevation; Highly ornate multi-colored terrazzo floor designs; Pink coral stone veneer; Surrounded by large balustrade with large blocks of the same pink coral stone and evenly-spaced patterns of three adjoining masonry portholes flanked on either side by fluting in the coral rock; Top and bottom of the balustrade are also of low-relief, creating horizontal banding Primary entryway is at the southwest corner of the building on the northeast corner of Collins Avenue and 11th street; Three low steps framed by two fluted rectangular columns lead up to the porch and directly to the primary entryway; Double door framed in pink coral stone; On the floor just before the primary entryway is a geometric multi-colored terrazzo floor design and the address of the building ("1111") in the floor. Symmetrical tripartite facade design with southwest corner of the building as the center; Continuous eyebrows rounded at corners; Building itself is rounded at its southwest corner; Ziggurat parapet roofline; "Tudor Hotel" neon signage poised vertically and rises far above roofline; Vertical stripes in fluted pilasters on either side of central bay (building's corner); Interior and exterior multi-colored terrazzo floor designs; Low-relief horizontal banding beneath second and third floor level windows and along cornice; Pink (exterior) and green (interior) oolitic limestone veneer heavily used as ornamentation. The builder is recorded as Prufert-Wien Construction Company. The architect is recorded as L. Murray Dixon. The original/significant owner is recorded as Sidney A. Wien (original).
Eligible as contributing resource.

10. 1119 Collins Ave
This is a 3-story domestic: Hotel building in the Art Deco style built in 1939. The foundation is spread footing. Exterior walls are oolitic limestone (primary) and stucco (secondary). The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum casements. There is a single-story, wrap-around open porch characterized by a flat roof clad in stuccoed with fluted stuccoed posts. Porch is not recessed into the building; Porch extends across the entire west elevation, wraps around the southwest building corner, and continues across the west side of the south elevation; Multi-colored terrazzo floor designs; Simple metal railing; West elevation portion of the porch is shaded by an eyebrow that extends out from just above the first floor level of the building; South elevation portion of the porch is unshaded. Primary entryway is on the northern end of the west elevation portion of the porch; Up three short steps from the ground level; Entryway is covered in green oolitic limestone; "PH" terrazzo floor design just in front of the primary doorway; Double-door with fixed transom window ornamented with the same metalwork design as on the porch; Primary entryway framed by two large fluted columns covered in the green oolitic limestone. Asymmetrical facade design; Multi-colored terrazzo floor designs (interior and exterior); Ziggurat roofline at northwest corner of building; Parapet roofline; Continuous eyebrows rounded at building's corners; "Palmer House" vertical signage at northern end of west elevation; Vertical stripes in the form of medium-relief fluting just to the south of the "Palmer House" signage; Lighthouse finial at northwest corner of building; Green oolitic limestone as ornamenting veneer around primary entryway; Low-relief star-shaped ornamentation along cornice of west elevation. The builder is recorded as Prufert-Wein Construction Company. The architect is recorded as L. Murray Dixon. The original/significant owner is recorded as Palmer Realty Company (original).
Eligible as contributing resource.

11. 1120 Collins Ave
This is a 3-story domestic: Hotel building in the Art Deco style built in 1935. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum casements. Large etched glass window on east elevation is a replica of the original, which was accidentally destroyed during renovation. There is a single-story, wrap-around open porch characterized by an integrated (under the main) roof with rectangular stuccoed posts. Porch recessed into the building runs the entire length of the east elevation and wraps around to the eastern end of the south elevation; Terrazzo floor designs; Simple metal railing between large, rectangular stuccoed posts; Along the east elevation, porch is divided into three bays by a rectangular arcade Symmetrical tripartite facade design; Ziggurat parapet roofline; Interior and exterior terrazzo floors; Each of the three bays framed by fluted pilasters with ornate relief sculptural capitals; Low-relief horizontal banding below second floor level windows, above third floor level windows and just below cornice; Relief sculptural panels between second and third floor level windows; Horizontal fluted band just above first floor level; Masonry screens at apex of outside bays on east elevation and on either side of second and third floor level windows on the central bay of the east elevation; Three arches at apex of central bay on east elevation; Limited glassblock usage at rear of building The builder is recorded as O'neill and Orr Building Corporation. The architect is recorded as V. H. Nellenbogen.
Eligible as contributing resource.

12. 1130-1136 Collins Ave
This is a 2-story domestic: Hotel building in the Miami Modern style built in 1949. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum fixed. Multi-pane fixed windows line the north elevation wall of 1130 Collins Avenue and the south elevation wall of 1136 Collins Avenue; Fixed windows across the public east elevation. There is a single-story, full-span open porch characterized by a flat roof clad in stucco. Full-span porch is lifted a few steps off the ground level and is not recessed into the building; Shaded by continuous eyebrow just above the first floor level; Two-colored terrazzo floor; Simple low, stuccoed brick wall lines the porch with metal railing above. Enter up two steps that lead to the porch and then directly down the corridor that separates the two structures; Each of the two structures has primary entryways on the east elevation servicing the distinct retail shops inside; Primary entryway for the hotel is located on the central corridor that runs between the two buildings. Symmetrical facade design; Little applied ornamentation; One continuous eyebrow above the first floor level extends across the entire east elevation and provides shade to the outside portions of the porch; Terrazzo floors on the porch; "Ocean Reef Suites" neon signage centered on the east elevation just above the first floor level; Large vertical ribbed screen over the entry connects the two buildings and stretches from the second floor level to significantly above the roofline. The builder is recorded as Giller Construction Company. The architect is recorded as Leonard Glasser (1949) and Norman Giller (1953).
Eligible as contributing resource.

13. 1131 Collins Ave
This is a 3-story domestic: Hotel building in the Art Deco style built in 1939. The foundation is spread footing. Exterior walls are oolitic limestone (primary) and stucco (secondary). The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum fixed. There is a half-span open patio. Porch extends out from the building across the western end of the south elevation; Access to porch either from the street at the southern tip of the porch or through the lobby; Terrazzo floor design; Small portion is shaded by an eyebrow above the first floor level of the hotel; Low wall of painted Roman brick supports the elevated porch; Simple metal railing. Primary entryway is fairly centered on the west elevation up two low steps from the ground level; Decorative metal railing leads up the steps to the doorway; Glass double door flanked on either side and the top by fixed window; Primary entryway is framed by yellow oolitic limestone veneer. R. A. Belsham, engineer Asymmetrical facade design; Continuous eyebrows rounded at corners wrap around southwest corner of the building at first, second and third floor levels; Rounded eyebrow above primary entryway; "Kent" neon signage directly above primary entryway; Additional "Kent" neon signage on narrow vertical element that rises significantly above the roofline (mass additionally is ornamented with horizontal banding at the top and a stepped top); Highly ornate use of terrazzo flooring in several different multi-colored designs both inside and outside; Coral rock veneer; Porthole cut-out ornamentation on the southern end of the west elevation; Horizontal banding above first floor level, just below third floor level windows and at cornice; Slightly stepped ziggurat parapet roofline. The builder is recorded as Prufert-Wien Construction Company. The architect is recorded as L. Murray Dixon. The original/significant owner is recorded as April Realty Company (original).
Eligible as contributing resource.

14. 1150 Collins Ave
This is a 5-story domestic: Multiple Dwelling building in the Other style built in 1981. The building has a flat roof. Windows are replacement aluminum jalacy casement. No porch; Individual balconies at every floor level Asymmetrical facade designs; Individual balconies at every floor level; Balconies wrap around slightly at building's northeast corners; Flat roof with larger roof mass/eyebrow at cornice along east elevation and wrapping around northeast corner of building; Building is recessed at the first floor level across the entire south elevation and across a majority of the east/west elevations The builder is recorded as Skyline Construction Company. The architect is recorded as J. S. Fernandez.
Eligible as contributing resource.

15. 1200 Collins Ave
This is a 3-story, 3-bay domestic: Hotel building in the Art Deco style with Streamlined Moderne influences built in 1939. The foundation is spread footing. Exterior walls are oolitic limestone (primary) and stucco (secondary). The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum jalacy casement. Windows rounded around northeast and southeast building corners There is a single-story, full-span open porch characterized by an integrated (under the main) roof with round posts. Full-span porch slightly recessed into east elevation; Slightly raised off ground level; Oolitic limestone posts with simple metal railing between; Eyebrow above first floor shades porch Primary entryway centered on east elevation porch; Oolitic limestone veneer surrounds primary doorway; Glass double door with fixed window above and metal ornamental grille in front of doors/window Symmetrical tripartite facade design; Ziggurat parapet roofline; Building rounded at northeast and southeast corners; Continuous eyebrows wrap around and are rounded at building corners at the first, second and third floor levels; Separate continuous eyebrows also rounded at corners across south elevation and second and third floor level; Continuous eyebrow at first floor level extends across east and south elevation without pause; Horizontal banding at cornice; Bas relief sculptural panels on central bay above first, second and third floor level windows as well as between horizontal banding at cornice; Multi-colored terrazzo floor design in the lobby; "Marlin" neon signage centered just above first floor level; Oolitic limestone veneer bordering primary entryway as well as along porch rail posts. The builder is recorded as P. J. Davis. The architect is recorded as L. Murray Dixon.
Eligible as contributing resource.

16. 1208 Collins Ave
This is a 2-story Commercial commercial building in the Other style built in 2009. The building has a flat roof. Windows are original aluminum fixed. Windows lining the east elevation are fixed and grouped adjacent to each other as to provide a look into the retail space inside No porch Primary entryway is slightly off-center, to the north, of the east elevation; Glass double-door with fixed rectangular glass window directly above Asymmetrical facade design; Geometric ornamentation; Rectangular cutouts; Large areas of rectangular glass windows
Eligible as contributing resource.

17. 1220 Collins Ave
This is a 3-story Collins Avenue Hotel commercial building in the Art Deco style built in 1937. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum jalacy casement. At second and third floor levels, jalacy casement windows are paired There is a single-story, full-span open porch characterized by an integrated (under the main) roof with rectangular stuccoed posts. Recessed full-span porch across the east elevation; Multi-colored terrazzo floor design; Simple aluminum railing with porthole decoration; Elevated one step from ground level; Tripartite design, separated by columns with inverted and rounded ziggurat silhouette at top Symmetrical tripartite facade design; Ziggurat parapet roofline; Decorative elaborate sculptural low-relief panels framing central bay and between second and third floor level windows on the central bay; Large rounded marquee directly above primary entryway with "The Webster" neon sign; Horizontal banding above first, second and third floor level windows on outer bays; Horizontal banding at building's northeast and southeast corners just above second and third floor level windows; Interior and exterior multicolored terrazzo floor designs; Porthole-shaped repetitive design along the porch railing; Detailed cornice. The builder is recorded as J. Albert. The architect is recorded as Henry Hohauser.
Eligible as contributing resource.

18. 1221 Collins Ave
This is a 3-story work in progress building in the Art Deco style built in 1939. The foundation is spread footing. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum jalacy casement. Although there is no porch, there is a ground-level patio area sectioned off by a very low-lying stuccoed wall Primary public entryway is on the western end of the south elevation; Single glass door Asymmetrical facade designs; Continuous eyebrows rounded at corners above first floor level; Individual eyebrows above windows at second and third floor levels; Porthole windows; Horizontal banding scattered throughout facade designs, including banding that wraps around the building's northwest corner at the second and third floor levels and the southwest corner below the first floor level windows; Building rounded at southwest corner The builder is recorded as Morris Treib. The architect is recorded as Henry Hohauser. The original/significant owner is recorded as Benny Weisman (original).
Eligible as contributing resource.

19. 1225 Collins Ave
This is a 2-story domestic: Multiple Dwelling building in the Other style built in 1924. The foundation is reinforced concrete. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum jalousie. No porch There is a two-story, rear, extension addition. Primary entryways are along the south elevation and exclusive for residents of the building; Raised three steps from the ground level; Single glass door framed by rounded and fluted pilasters on three sides Symmetrical tripartite facade design; Low-relief ornamentation at cornice; Narrow, protruding vertical racing stripes frame central bay on the west elevation, rising slightly above roofline to create a stepped ziggurat parapet roofline (same design repeats twice on the south elevation); Continuous row of low-relief squares above second floor level windows bands across west and south elevations; Rectangular eyebrow above entryways on south elevation; Narrow round fluted pilasters frame primary doorways on three sides; Narrow false balconies The builder is recorded as Normandy Construction Company. The architect is recorded as M.J. Nadel & R.M. Nordin.
Eligible as contributing resource.

20. 1228 Collins Ave
This is a 2-story domestic: Hotel building in the Mediterranean Revival style built in 1931. The foundation is reinforced concrete. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a center gable roof. Windows are replacement aluminum casements. There is a single-story, full-span open porch characterized by an integrated (under the main) roof with rectangular stuccoed posts. Recessed full-span porch along the east elevation; Raised one step from ground level; Coral stone flooring; Rectangular rough-stuccoed columns with two low-relief horizontal bands delimit porch space; Simple wrought-iron railing between low rough-stuccoed posts There is a two-story, rear, extension addition. Primary entryway is centered on east elevation porch; Large glass double-door framed in dark wood stretches nearly the entire height of the porch Symmetrical tripartite facade design; Wrought-iron fixtures; Rough stucco walls; Recessed central bay at second floor level used as balcony with wrought-iron railing; Low-relief horizontal banding; Clay barrel tile in select places The builder is recorded as Jesse P. Montz. The architect is recorded as C.B. Schoeppl. The original/significant owner is recorded as David W. Simons Company (original).
Eligible as contributing resource.

21. 1238 Collins Ave
This is a 3-story, 3-bay domestic: Hotel building in the Art Deco style built in 1924. The foundation is reinforced concrete. Exterior walls are stucco (primary) and coral stone (secondary). The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum jalacy casement. Jalacy casement windows found in pairs along visible elevations There is a single-story, full-span open porch characterized by an integrated (under the main) roof with round fluted stuccoed posts. Recessed full-span porch runs the length of the east elevation; Continuous eyebrow rounded at corners extends out from building to shade portions of porch; Multi-colored terrazzo floor design including terrazzo "La Flora" signage There is a single-story, front, porch addition. Symmetrical tripartite primary facade design (east elevation); Continuous eyebrow slightly rounded at building corners above first floor level; Portholes with central sculptural relief panels on either side of central bay; Interior and exterior multi-colored terrazzo floor designs; Horizontal banding just below second floor level windows; Each of the three bays is framed by a low-relief rectangle extending from the base of the second floor level windows to above the third floor level windows; Second low-relief rectangle centered above the third floor level windows at each bay extend up to the roofline; "La Flora" signage centered on east elevation just below second floor level windows The builder is recorded as A.L. Sammons. The architect is recorded as G.L. Pfeiffer. The original/significant owner is recorded as William R. Johnson (original).
Eligible as contributing resource.

22. 1255 Collins Ave
This is a 10-story domestic: Multiple Dwelling building in the Other style built in 1965. The foundation is concrete pile. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat roof. Windows are replacement aluminum sliding. No porch; Individual balconies for each apartment unit Primary entryway is access through a private gate along the east elevation and is not open to the public Unique symmetrical facade designs on each side of the building; Individual balconies for each apartment unit; Building raised up one story to allow for parking spaces; Communal area at first floor level The builder is recorded as Everglades Development Corporation. The architect is recorded as Richardson and Ginocchio.
Eligible as contributing resource.

23. 1300 Collins Ave
This is a 7-story Collins Avenue Hotel hotel in the Mediterranean Revival style built in 1934. The foundation is reinforced concrete. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a built-up roof clad in replacement clay barrel tile. Single-hung sash windows occur most frequently on the third through seventh floor levels, while jalacy casement windows with fixed arched windows above occur on the first and second floor levels No distinctive porch; Entryway up a flight of stairs, combined with the addition of handicapped accessible ramps has created an open patio-like space on the southern end of the east elevation Primary entryway for the residences is up a grand flight of stairs on the southern end of the east elevation; Glass double door with fixed arched window above; Flanked on either side by wrought-iron fixtures and ornamentation; Separate entryways exist for each of the retail spaces on the first floor level of the northern end of the east elevation Symmetrical tripartite facade design; Archway and arched windows/doors; Clay barrel tile roof; Wrought-iron fixtures; Spanish tile flooring; Decorative balconettees on the outer bays of the sixth floor level and center bay of the seventh floor level; Rough stucco walls The builder is recorded as O'Neill and Orr Construction Company. The architect is recorded as V.H. Nellenbogen.
Eligible as contributing resource.

24. 1330 Collins Ave
This is a 2-story domestic: Multiple Dwelling building in the Miami Modern style built in 1958. The foundation is spread footing. Exterior walls are stucco (primary) and brick veneer (secondary). The building has a flat roof. Windows are replacement aluminum single-hung sashes. No porch; Open balconies and catwalks line the north and south elevations, connecting apartments to one another; Open patio-like area at the first floor level beneath the south elevation second floor level catwalk Individual units are accessed through open-air catwalks; Secondary public entrance is located on the east end of the south elevation Asymmetrical facade design; Grey brick-tiled mosaic wall on the northern end of the east elevation; Apartments accessed through open-air walkways around the perimeter of the building; Open balconies and catwalks lining south and north elevations The builder is recorded as Covin Construction Company. The architect is recorded as Joel Meyer. The original/significant owner is recorded as Michael Covin (original).
Eligible as contributing resource.