193. 1357 Collins Ave
This is a 5-story apartment/multi-unit complex apartment building in the Other style built in 1970. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat roof. Windows are replacement aluminum single-hung sashes. No porch; Individualized balconies for individual apartment units No primary entryway is visible from public right of way; Small first floor level area serves as entryway for residents and guests, with surrounding area used for parking Asymmetrical facade designs; Individual balconies for apartment units; Flat, thick, rectangular cornice caps building The builder is recorded as Samuel Weintraub Incorporated. The architect is recorded as Raul Gonzalez. The original/significant owner is recorded as Reuben Weissman (original).
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194. 1601 Collins Ave
This is a 17-story Modern Hotel hotel in the Other style built in 1998. No porch Primary entryway is a covered driveway, up a grand driveway that can be accessed off of the Collins Avenue and 16th Street light Modern hotel with a rounded southwest corner and symmetrical facades; Individual balconies at each hotel room
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195. 1677 Collins Ave
This is a 11-story Collins Avenue Hotel hotel in the Art Deco style built in 1940. The foundation is concrete pile. The building has a flat roof. There is a four-story, rear east, extension addition. Symmetrical tripartite facade design; Minimal but dramatic architectural features create a good example of Art Deco on a large scale; Ziggurat roofline; Two massive vertical bands created by the protruding outer bays; Simple exterior terrazzo flooring; Sculptural relief panels at the top of each of the porch columns; Low-relief recessed vertical racing stripe on each of the porch columns; Domed tower on elevated base; Inset central bay with central vertical racing stripe; Corner windows; Horizontal banding at porch roofline The builder is recorded as Samuel E. Haber. The architect is recorded as Roy F. France. The original/significant owner is recorded as Harry Koretsky (original).

196. 616 Collins Ave
This is a 2-story, 4-bay Commercial commercial building in the Mediterranean Revival style built in 1926. The foundation is reinforced concrete. Exterior walls are replacement stucco. Windows are replacement aluminum single-hung sashes. Large fixed windows used as display cases line the east elevation of the first floor level No porch; Interior architecture suggests that there was once a full-span porch recessed into the building at the first floor level (evidence for this is the series of large arches immediate upon entering the current primary entryway, which suggest a previous primary entryway; Those large arches are ornamented with wrought-iron fixtures that take up nearly all of the space inside the arches that are not used as a means of egress) Primary entryway is slightly off-center on the east elevation, towards the north end of the elevation; Glass double door framed in white-painted wood with a thin fixed rectangular window above Slightly asymmetrical original facade design; Arched central parapet at roofline; Clay barrel tile roof; Large arches with wrought-iron fixtures separates interior space in two; Rough stucco walls The builder is recorded as L. A. Wessel. The architect is recorded as (none recorded). The original/significant owner is recorded as Chas F. Wheeler (original).
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197. 634 Collins Ave
This is a 1-story Commercial commercial building in the Other style built in 1996. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are fixed. No porch Primary entryway is directly centered on east elevation; Glass double-door with fixed window directly above Complements South Beach Mediterranean Revival style buildings; Symmetrical facade; Clay barrel tile roof 634 Collins Avenue is one of the unique facades of the 634-668 Collins Avenue building.
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198. 1052B Ocean Dr
This is a 4-story Ocean Drive Hotel hotel in the Other style.

199. 1500 Ocean Dr
This is a 13-story apartment/multi-unit complex apartment building in the Other style built in 1998. The architect is recorded as Michael Graves.
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200. 500 Ocean Dr
This is a 3-story Ocean Drive Hotel hotel in the Art Deco style built in 1939. The foundation is spread footing. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum jalacy casement. Few octagonal porthole windows Shared porch built into addition of 510 Ocean Drive There is a five-story, side, extension addition. Primary entryway is directly on the northwest corner of Ocean Drive and 5th street; Bordered by multi-colored limestone; Terrazzo floor design just before doorway; Single glass door with fixed glass directly on the left and top Symmetrical design, with building's southeast corner serving as the center; Continuous eyebrows extend along entire south and east elevations; Horizontal Banding; Slightly stepped ziggurat roofline at southeast corner of building; "Bentley Hotel" signage at cornice; Decorative bass relief molding in typical Art Deco fountain design at cornice of southeast corner of building; Octagonal porthole windows; Multi-colored terrazzo floor design in interior; Multi-colored limestone veneer at ground level and around primary entryway The builder is recorded as O'Neill & Orr Building Corporation. The architect is recorded as John & Coulton Skinner. The original/significant owner is recorded as Riviera Hotel Company.
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201. 840 Ocean Dr
This is a 5-story, 3-bay apartment/multi-unit complex hotel in the Other style with Art Deco influences built in 1958. The foundation is spread footing. The building has a flat with parapet roof. Windows are replacement aluminum sliding. Decorative, narrow porch at first floor with metal railing; Private porch at fourth floor, which is set back from the rest of the building underneath Simple glass double-door at center of east elevation up two steps from the street level Though designed in the 1950's, this building is clearly mimicking surrounding Art Deco designs; Functional eyebrows; Exaggeratedly stepped ziggurat parapet roofline; Verticality emphasized with protruding flat pilasters; Rounded porthole-like ornamentation; Symmetrical primary facade The builder is recorded as Shafer & Miller. The architect is recorded as Gilbert Fein.
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