121. 1200 Ocean Dr
This is a 3-story, 3-bay commerce/trade: Business building in the Miami Modern style with International influences built in 1958. The foundation is spread footing. Exterior walls are stucco (lower) and stone veneer (upper). The building has a flat roof clad in replacement gravel. Tiled stone wall rises above roofline, giving the illusion of a taller building Windows are replacement aluminum casements. There is a single-story, full-span open porch characterized by an integrated (under the main) roof. Simple aluminum railing; Single-colored terrazzo flooring Simple glass door with aluminum frame Decorative stone tiling on south elevation; Open balconies; Asymmetrical facade; Parapet; Large "1200" lettering on south elevation; Eyebrows on south elevation The builder is recorded as Arkin Bldrs. Corp.. The architect is recorded as Gilbert Fein. The original/significant owner is recorded as Sara Harris (original).
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122. 1220 Ocean Dr
This is a 11-story, 7-bay domestic: Hotel building in the Art Deco style built in 1936. The foundation is wood piling. Exterior walls are stone (lower) and stucco (upper). The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum casements. Each casement window flanked by a fixed window on either side Though there is no porch in the usual sense, a deep setback leaves room for restaurant and lounge space around the steps leading up to the primary entryway Primary entryway sits in a protruding three-story grand entryway; Tripartite symmetry; Colored and textured stone decorates primary entryway; Each door in the protruding section of the building has a rounded eyebrow on top, a porthole window on top of that, another rounded eyebrow on top of the porthole, and a casement window above; All 3 sets of doors/windows capped by "The Tides" signage Tripartite symmetrical facade; Dramatically stepped ziggurat roofline; Strong vertical lines; Interior lobby multi-colored terrazzo floor design; Projecting three-story and three-bay wide entryway; Porthole windows and curved eyebrows above primary entryway; Building has a deep setback (comparatively) and elegant approach from street to building This building stands out on Ocean Drive for its unusually large size, though the incredibly elegant entryway make it particularly noteworthy- the stonework is unlike any of the building's neighbors. The builder is recorded as Prufert-Wein Construction Co.. The architect is recorded as L. Murray Dixon. The original/significant owner is recorded as The Tides, Inc. (original).
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123. 1230-1236 Ocean Dr
This is a 3-story, 3-bay domestic: Hotel building in the Mediterranean Revival style built in 1934. The foundation is reinforced concrete. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a mansard roof clad in replacement spanish tile. Windows are replacement aluminum casements. There is a five-story, rear ell, extension addition. Approach the primary entryway through the central courtyard; Courtyard leads to several entryways into both buildings; Present primary entryway is located towards the rear of the southern building Picturesque interior courtyard; Clay barrel tile roof; Arched doorways inside courtyard; Rough stucco walls; Unusual configuration for Ocean Drive with two mirror image buildings oriented sideways; Little added decoration or ornamentation (records show that much of the original ornamentation has been removed) The builder is recorded as Riley Construction Company. The architect is recorded as L. Murray Dixon. The original/significant owner is recorded as L. Yolles.
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124. 1244 Ocean Dr
This is a 3-story, 5-bay work in progress building in the Art Deco style built in 1937. The foundation is spread footing. Exterior walls are original stucco. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows have been removed as the building undergoes renovation There is a single-story, full-span open porch characterized by a flat roof. Porch enclosed by concrete railing with vertical post design Primary entryway directly at center of primary facade Tripartite symmetry on primary facade; Vertical racing stripes; Eyebrows; Large signage of hotel name; Ziggurat parapet roofline; Minimal additional ornamentation The builder is recorded as Shawver Builders. The architect is recorded as A. Anis. The original/significant owner is recorded as Edsinger Hotel (original).
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125. 1250 Ocean Dr
This is a 3-story, 6-bay domestic: Hotel building in the Art Deco style built in 1941. The foundation is concrete pile. Exterior walls are stucco. 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 on square stuccoed piers. Porch runs the entire length of the east facade and wraps slightly around the southeast corner; Railing is stuccoed with a design consisting of porthole window circles and vertical posts; Tri-colored terrazzo floor pattern Primary entryway is a simple aluminum door ornamented only by a fluted column on either side that extends from the floor to the height of the porch Tripartite symmetry on both visible facades (north and east); Three wide fluted columns (vertical racing stripes) capped with a semi-circular eyebrow and ziggurat roofline flank two center bays on east elevation; Ziggurat parapet roofline; Multi-colored terrazzo floor design on both the interior and exterior; Rounded edges to buildings and eyebrows; Decorative pierced masonry panels; Interior terrazzo floor compass design; Large signage reading "The Carlyle" at center of primary facade The Carlyle is particularly well-adapted to its location on a corner lot, as the north elevation is highly ornamented and is as architecturally significant to the period as the building's primary elevation The builder is recorded as Taylor Construction Company. The architect is recorded as Kiehnell & Elliot. The original/significant owner is recorded as Concord Realty Corporation (original).
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126. 1300 Ocean Dr
This is a 3-story, 7-bay domestic: Hotel building in the Art Deco style built in 1939. The foundation is spread footing. Exterior walls are original stucco (lower) and original coral stone (upper). The building has a flat with parapet roof. Very slight ziggurat roofline; Parapet roof Windows are replacement aluminum casements. Windows rounded at the corners of the building to follow the form of the building There is a single-story, wrap-around open porch characterized by an integrated (under the main) roof with round stone posts. Porch spans the full length of the primary facade and wraps around slightly onto the southern facade of the building; Porch railing uses the same coral stone that appears on the facade of the building and is patterned by rectangular pillars; Support columns on the porch are finished in the same coral stone material Primary entryway is unornamented; Tri-colored terrazzo floor adorns primary entryway both outside and inside; Located at center of east elevation Tripartite symmetry on primary facade (east elevation); Slightly stepped ziggurat parapet roofline; Continuous eyebrows with rounded corners above windows; Rounded corners to building; Multi-colored terrazzo floor patterns (interior and exterior); Some glass block ornamentation in porch; Porthole-shaped ornamentation at third floor; Horizontal banding U-shaped floor plan design of the Cardozo makes great use of the building's corner lot location- a slightly hidden courtyard is nestled within the U-shaped and opened to 13th street. The builder is recorded as The Masterbilt Corp. (Harry Zarret, GC). The architect is recorded as Henry Hohauser. The original/significant owner is recorded as Gloria and Emilio Estefan (current).
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127. 1320 Ocean Dr
This is a 3-story, 5-bay domestic: Hotel building in the Art Deco style built in 1936. The foundation is reinforced concrete. Exterior walls are original stucco. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum single-hung sashes. There is a single-story, full-span open porch characterized by an integrated (under the main) roof. Very narrow porch with two-colored terrazzo floor design; Simple metal railing; Some coral stone work on the bottom on the exterior wall on the porch Primary entryway is unornamented; Center of primary facade; Terrazzo floor surrounding primary entryway (interior and exterior) Tripartite symmetry; Slightly stepped ziggurat parapet roofline; Strong emphasis on verticality with ornamentation on primary facade (vertical incised bands); "Cavalier" lettering finely incised at the top center of primary facade; Finely incised ornamentation running vertically (patterns include the Art Deco fountain design, very traditionally Art Deco design motifs); Terrazzo floor The builder is recorded as Fred Howland, Inc.. The architect is recorded as Roy F. France. The original/significant owner is recorded as Cavalier Corp. (original).
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128. 1330 Ocean Dr
This is a 10-story, 10-bay domestic: Hotel building in the Art Deco style built in 1935. The foundation is reinforced concrete. Exterior walls are original stucco. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum single-hung sashes. There is a single-story, six-bay porch characterized by an integrated (under the main) roof. Unusual for Ocean Drive, the historic porch is raised one story and accessed by a split-flight staircase; Tile flooring; Metal railing and ornamentation styled after common Art Deco "fountain" design The original primary entryway appears to have been up the split-flight staircase and through the raised porch. Presently, however, the building serves multiple functions (restaurants, bars, retail space) and so no one distinct primary entryway is apparent. There is an additional entryway (records show it is the entry into the basement level) level with the street, directly south of the original tiled fountain, ornamented by fluted pilasters and glass block. Unusually asymmetrical stepped ziggurat parapet roofline; Glass block ornamentation at basement entry; Verticality emphasized in low relief bow-fluted ornamentation above every window; Split-flight stairway; Stairway hidden behind a ziggurat parapet wall; Cast iron ornamentation around primary entryway and raised porch completed in the common Art Deco "fountain" design The builder is recorded as O'Neill & Orr. The architect is recorded as Robertson & Patterson. The original/significant owner is recorded as J.C. Devine Properties (original).
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129. 1390 Ocean Dr
This is a 5-story, 9-bay domestic: Multiple Dwelling building in the Art Deco style built in 1930 (original). The foundation is reinforced concrete. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum double-hung sashes. There is a single-story, five-bay open porch characterized by an integrated (under the main) roof. Modest five-bay long porch on the northeast corner of the building separated into two separate porched by a central wall; Railing separating the porch from the street is stuccoed columns with ornamentation (arrow pattern with a bowl on top) at the ends; Porch floor dual-colored terrazzo floor; Glass block in wall separating two sides of the porch Primary entryway for residents is a simple, unornamented door in the porch Minimal ornamentation; Carved signage "Van Ness Hotel" at the top of the building on east and north elevations; Horizontal banding across the top; Vertical racing stripes at corners; Ziggurat roofline at building corners The builder is recorded as O'Neill & Orr Building Corp. (original structure). The architect is recorded as R.A. Preas (original structure).
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130. 1400 Ocean Dr
This is a 6-story, 3-bay domestic: Hotel building in the Art Deco style built in 1939. The foundation is spread footing. Exterior walls are original stucco. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum casements. Windows in the central bay on the primary facade (east elevation) are unique for the way they were placed by the architect- at each floor there is a set of six window panes that form three protruding triangles There is a single-story, corner wrap-around open porch characterized by an integrated (under the main) roof with fluted stuccoed posts. Ornamented by coral stone clad walls, tri-colored terrazzo floor designs and stuccoed railings ornamented by horizontal banding Replacement door flanked on either side by coral stone columns and terrazzo flooring underneath Tripartite symmetry; Continuous eyebrows rounded at corners; Slightly stepped symmetrical ziggurat parapet roofline on east elevation; Asymmetrical ziggurat roofline on south elevation; "Winter Haven" neon signage; Vertical racing stripes on either side of central bay; Porthole-shaped ornamentation above first floor on south elevation; Tri-colored terrazzo floor design; Compass-shaped terrazzo ornamentation with name of hotel just before primary entryway; Prominent central bay that mimics the ziggurat roofline in the way it projects horizontally; Multi-colored terrazzo flooring in interior lobby The builder is recorded as Fred Howland, Inc.. The architect is recorded as Albert Anis.
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131. 1410 Ocean Dr
This is a 3-story, 7-bay domestic: Multiple Dwelling building in the Mediterranean Revival style built in 1935. The foundation is reinforced concrete. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum single-hung sashes. There is a five-bay deck characterized by a none roof. Porch extends horizontally from the east elevation; Terrazzo floor designs; Concrete wall railing; Open deck/patio space with no roof Primary entryway is tucked into a coral stone clad archway at the bottom of the central bay on the primary facade Arches above windows on first floor; Arches, columns and balcony at the apex of the center bay; Clay barrel tile roof; Coral stone on exterior walls at first floor; Multi-colored terrazzo floor design; Decorative columns at central bay extending from first through third floors The original building at 1404-1410 Ocean Drive was designed by Roy France in the Mediterranean Revival style and constructed in 1935. The original east facade of the Roy France structure survives and some portions of the north and south elevations. The east elevation was substantially modified in 1959, but the original east facade survived beneath the 1959 addition. In the 1990s, the building lay unused and in 1997 the property owners came to the joint Design Review/Historic Preservation Board with a proposal to demolish and reconstruct the the orginal structure. This proposal was denied by the Board. In 1998, the City of Miami Beach Building Official ordered the demolition of most of the existing structure. The property owner came back to the Board with a proposal to retain and renovate the east facade and construct a new and additional structure at the western portion of the property, including a two-story addition to the original three story structure. This proposal was approved and work commenced. The property is currently controlled by a condominium association, but most of the units are owned by EL AD EDGEWATER LLC. Further inquiries should be addressed to them.1301 INTERNATIONAL PKWY; STE 200 SUNRISE FL 33323. Jeff Donnelly Public Historian Miami Design Preservation League. The builder is recorded as J. Albert. The architect is recorded as Roy France. The original/significant owner is recorded as Edgewater Beach Hotel Corp. (original).
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132. 1412 Ocean Dr
This is a 2-story domestic: Multiple Dwelling building in the Miami Modern style with Garden Style influences built in 1952. The foundation is spread footing. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a shed roof. Windows are replacement aluminum sliding. Horizontal band of windows at the second floor on the east elevation show evidence of the influence of the International Style on the building's design Primary entryway is an unornamented glass door set off to the south of the center of primary facade Asymmetrical facades; Rakish roof angle; Open-air walkways connected apartment units on south and north elevations; Vertical masonry pillars on southeast corner of building The builder is recorded as Julius Bloch. The architect is recorded as August Swarz.
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133. 1418 Ocean Dr
This is a 3-story, 4-bay domestic: Hotel building in the Miami Modern style with International influences built in 1948. The foundation is reinforced concrete. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum sliding. There is a single-story, full-span open porch characterized by an integrated (under the main) roof. Porch is ornamented only by decorative terrazzo flooring and stuccoed and brick veneer railing Primary entryway is a simple glass door that is unornamented on the north end of the primary facade on Ocean Drive; Single-colored terrazzo flooring infront of and behind primary entryway Long horizontal bands of projecting boxed windows on second and third floors; Brick veneer on base and railing of porch; Terrazzo flooring; Brick veneer separating bays of windows at second and third floors; "Penguin Hotel" neon signage The builder is recorded as Ludwig Brothers, Inc.. The architect is recorded as Henry Hohauser. The original/significant owner is recorded as Golden Dawn Realty Co. (original).
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134. 1420 Ocean Dr
This is a 3-story, 3-bay domestic: Hotel building in the Art Deco style built in 1938. The foundation is spread footing. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum sliding. There is a single-story, full-span open porch characterized by an integrated (under the main) roof with rectangular stuccoed posts. Porch ornamented by terrazzo floor design and ribbed columns on either end; Crescent motif appears in floor pattern and in pattern of stuccoed porch railing; Continuous eyebrow extends out from building and over porch at first floor roofline Primary entryway is slightly off-center on the primary elevation; Unornamented glass door Asymmetrical facade; Continuous eyebrows rounded at corners; Porthole-shaped ornamentation above third floor on primary facade; Horizontal banding on northeast corner; Asymmetrical relief ornamentation on primary facade reinforces the crescent motif; Rectangular ribbed columns on porch; Multi-colored terrazzo floor design with crescent pattern; Neon "Crescent" signage at center of primary facade; Parapet roof The builder is recorded as Prufert-Wien Construction Company. The architect is recorded as Henry Hohauser. The original/significant owner is recorded as Lafitte Corporation (original).
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135. 1424 Ocean Dr
This is a 3-story, 3-bay domestic: Multiple Dwelling building in the Art Deco style built in 1940. The foundation is spread footing. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum jalacy casement. There is a single-story, full-span open porch characterized by an integrated (under the main) roof with rectangular stuccoed posts. Continuous eyebrow rounded at corners extends from building over porch; Tri-colored terrazzo floor design; Porch characterized by large stuccoed balustrade with semi-circular ornamentation; Glass block ornamentation; Porch opens up onto street at center of building with primary entryway directly behind the steps up to the porch There is a single-story, upper story, extension addition. Glass double door flanked on either side by tall, narrow, rectangular glass block windows; Fixed glass window above door ornamented with a symmetrical metal design that mimics a ziggurat roofline; Tri-colored terrazzo design directly in front of primary entryway Continuous functional eyebrows rounded at corners; Tripartite symmetry; Glass block ornamentation; Porthole-shaped ornamentation at third floor; Tall, central, vertical masonry extending above roofline gives impression of ziggurat roofline; Slightly projected central mass ornamented by thin fluted pilasters and horizontal banding; Interior and exterior tri-colored terrazzo floor design; "Mc Alpin" signage at center bay above primary entryway; Curved edges in facade and porch railing ornamentation The builder is recorded as Arkin Construction Company. The architect is recorded as L. Murray Dixon. The original/significant owner is recorded as Bruce Corporation (original).
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136. 1430 Ocean Dr
This is a 3-story domestic: Multiple Dwelling building in the Art Deco style with International influences built in 1941. The foundation is spread footing. Exterior walls are coral stone (lower) and stucco (upper). The building has a flat roof. Windows are replacement aluminum jalacy sashes. There is a single-story, full-span open porch characterized by an integrated (under the main) roof with rectangular stuccoed posts on rectangular stuccoed piers. Porch characterized by large stuccoed balustrade ornamented by central porthole shape that is flanked by vertical posts; Three low steps from street lead to the porch directly at the center of the building, with the primary entryway directly beyond the steps; Multi-colored terrazzo floor design; Coral stone on walls and on large rectangular posts at corners of railings Double metal door flanked by fixed window on top and a block of windows (6 windows across, 8 windows in height) on either side; Multi-colored terrazzo floor design on either side of doorway Tripartite symmetry; Slightly projected central mass rises above roofline to create a slightly stepped ziggurat roofline; Influence of International Style apparent in long horizontal bands of windows; Glass block ornamentation at apex of central bay; Interior and exterior multi-colored terrazzo floor design; Raised vertical bands punctuate horizontal bands of windows; Continuous eyebrow rounded at corners projecting out from top of porch; "Ocean Plaza" signage at center bay directly above primary entryway The builder is recorded as P.J. Davis. The architect is recorded as L. Murray Dixon.
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137. 1440-1450 Ocean Dr
This is a 3-story, 9-bay domestic: Hotel building in the Other style with Colonial Revival influences built in 1940. The foundation is reinforced concrete. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat roof. Windows are replacement aluminum single-hung sashes. There is a two-story, full-span portico characterized by a flat roof with rectangular stuccoed posts. Narrow porch at the first floor in front of either gable connected to two-story portico at center of building (5 bays wide); Metal railing with square and triangle design; Two-colored terrazzo floor Primary entryway directly at center of building; Large double door with three columns of five small rectangular windows; Door flank on either side by a thin and fluted pilaster Two-story, four columned portico with square columns; Shuttered windows; Symmetrical front facade (central door and aligned windows); Slightly protruding symmetrical gables flank east elevation with semi-circular vents at apex; Grand Florida windows; Widow's walk; Interior and exterior terrazzo floor designs The builder is recorded as Arkin Construction Company. The architect is recorded as L. Murray Dixon. The original/significant owner is recorded as The Dale Corporation (original).
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138. 1446 Ocean Dr
This is a 3-story domestic: Multiple Dwelling building in the Miami Modern style with Garden Style influences built in 1960. The foundation is spread footing. Exterior walls are stucco (lower) and brick veneer (upper). The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum sliding. All visible windows on primary (east) elevation are large sliding glass doors that open up onto private balconies for each apartment unit; On north and south facades, windows are small single-sash No dominating porch for the building; Apartment units facing Ocean Drive have narrow, individual balconies Primary entryway for private apartment units is through a gate on the Ocean Drive elevation that leads directly into the central garden, all catwalks can be accessed through here to lead to any of the individual units Open-air walkways serve as access to all apartments; Individual apartments organized around central garden; Asymmetrical facades; Mosaic tile ornamentation; Open balconies The builder is recorded as Harvey Construction Corp.. The architect is recorded as Don Reiff. The original/significant owner is recorded as Ben H. Harvey (original).
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139. 1451 Ocean Dr
This is a 2-story commerce/trade: Specialty Store building in the Other style built in 1998. The building has a flat with parapet roof. No one noticeable primary entryway- the long and narrow building is a series of store fronts that all open out onto Ocean Drive Coral stone flooring; Somewhat stepped ziggurat roofline
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140. 1455 Ocean Dr
This is a 15-story domestic: Multiple Dwelling building in the Other style built in 1998.
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141. 1460 Ocean Dr
This is a 3-story, 6-bay domestic: Hotel building in the Art Deco style built in 1937. The foundation is spread footing. Exterior walls are original stucco. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum double-hung sashes. There is a single-story, three-bay open porch characterized by an integrated (under the main) roof with fluted stuccoed posts. Porch begins at the southeast corner of the building and extends three and a half bays wide across the east elevation; Porch extends slightly beyond building and is covered by an eyebrow; Terrazzo floor design; Primary entryway at center of porch; South wall of porch ornamented with relief carving; Fluted decorative columns adorn either side of porch; Simple balustrade Primary entryway at center of porch; Double-doors surrounded by mirroring fixed window design that extends almost the entire width of the porch Asymmetrical facade; Porthole windows; Slightly stepped ziggurat parapet roofline; Fluted ribbon molding around southeast windows creates horizontal banding; Glass block ornamentation; Terrazzo floor design; "Drake" signage above porch The builder is recorded as Arkin & Haber. The architect is recorded as David T. Ellis. The original/significant owner is recorded as Drake Corporation (original).
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142. 510 Ocean Dr
This is a 5-story domestic: Hotel building in the Other style built in 1998. The foundation is reinforced concrete. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are original aluminum sliding. Shared porch between 500 and 510 Ocean Ocean Drive is set into the building, outlined by rectangular cutout archways Primary entryway is a glass double-door framed in aluminum; Brick floor ornamentation directly before and lavish marble floor ornamentation directly in the interior Built as an extension to the now 500 Ocean Drive, complimenting, but not mimicking, the design principles of its adjoining neighbor; Asymmetrical facade; Balconies wrap around northeast corner of building at second, third, fourth and fifth floor levels
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143. 524 Ocean Dr
This is a 4-story, 3-bay domestic: Hotel building in the Other style built in 1993. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are original aluminum casements. Two level porch (level one up five steps, level two up another 5 steps; Glass boundary on both levels framed by rounded aluminum railings Staircase central to the porch on the east elevation gives the impression of a once primary entryway, however now there is no discernible functional primary entryway from street level Symmetrical tripartite primary facade; Rectangular eyebrows just above windows; At central bay, rounded and protruding balconies on primary facade; Mediterranean Revival style balustrade around rooftop terrace; Rounded columns at building corners and on either side of central bay extend from ground floor to top of fourth floor level
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144. 530 Ocean Dr
This is a 3-story domestic: Hotel building in the Art Deco style built in 1937. The foundation is reinforced concrete. The building has a flat roof clad in replacement gravel. Windows are replacement aluminum jalacy casement. Rounded band of seven continuous windows at rounded building corners Primary entryway is tucked in at the corner in the L-shaped building; Ornamented with same stone carvings that ornament primary street elevation; Ornamented to the left by a towering pilaster with the typical Art Deco fountain design Symmetrical primary street facade; Continuous rounded eyebrows; Building rounded at corners; Horizontal banding; Vertical racing stripes in the form of ribbed relief ornamentation at central bay of primary street facade; "Barbizon" signage at central bay cornice; Extensive interior terrazzo floor designs; Carved stone ornamentation on primary street elevation at at primary entryway The builder is recorded as O'Neill & Orr Building Corp.. The architect is recorded as John & Coulton Skinner.
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