Read Time: 3minsFlamingo Plaza at 1051-1055 Meridian Avenue in the Flamingo Park area, was a classic Art Deco Hotel. Designed by L. Murray Dixon in 1937, this 38 room structure has a
Read Time: < 1minBelow is the agenda detail from the City of Miami Beach website, in regard to the Sep 17th Land Use Workshop on the Art Deco Cultural District proposals. This is
Read Time: < 1minPlease see the video below from the First Reading of the Faena District Height Increase proposal at the Miami Beach City Commission. Recorded September 16th 2020.
Read Time: 3mins1450 Collins Avenue is an Art Deco structure in the Nautical Moderne style that has had many lives. With wave-like designs and vertical images it evokes the feeling of a
Read Time: < 1minIt was a 14-hour long Commission meeting and we were there every step of the way! Here are updates on items of interest to MDPL from today’s meeting. Editors Note:
Read Time: < 1minBrowse the Historic Resources Report from the Deauville Hotel, prepared in 2003. This was conducted by Kobi Karp Architecture & Interior Design, Inc. as part of a proposal approved at
Read Time: < 1minYesterday, the Historic Preservation Board of Miami Beach voted unanimously to direct staff to proceed on preparing a formal designation report for the Tatum Waterway Expansion of the North Shore
Read Time: < 1minHere are items of interest to MDPL at the upcoming Miami Beach City Commission meeting. Meeting Date: September 16th. Start time: 830am. Zoom information: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/867178023271.301.715.8592 or 1.877.853.5257Access ID 86717802327#* Aired
Read Time: < 1minDavid McKinney Editor’s Note: David McKinney is an architectural historian and retired museum administrator. He directed the statewide arts network in Virginia, served as the director of the U.S. Interior
Read Time: 3minsView a video recording of our September 10th 2020 forum “Get Back – Saving the Deauville.” Please make sure to sign the petition if you have not already: click here.
Read Time: 4minsThe City of Miami Beach’s Historic Preservation Board met virtually today to review a lengthy agenda. Below are results of the items that were heard at the meeting, shaded in