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This MiMo mini-tour will enable you to see 14 buildings and one set of murals and to get . ..
an architectural overview of the wide range of Miami Modern styles.
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The MiMo spectrum represents a range of perhaps five distinct styles,although many Orga
buildings share traits of more than one style. All five are represented in the Mini-tour. -,. -- . .
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Resort MiMo This is the best-known MiMo style. It is NORTH BE
characterized by clean-lined hotel towers Mum'i
contrasted by outlandish porte-cocheres. UNIVERSITY
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71P-- Expansive,lavishly appointed interiors had a DES
A movie set quality,making guests feel like movie R IRUSTEESOF
' - stars. Grand staircases allowed guests to make GREATER slim
Igrand entrances in to the lobby in their finest 11E ARCH
6701 Collins Avenue • wear.Lavish materials such as marble, MIAMI!
Architect: Melvin Grossman_s• ' mosaic tile,polished aggregate,and gold-
• anodized aluminum are common. ..
Other examples:1,2,3 & 60
Wrightian Modern Frank Lloyd Wright,through his creation of
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a Modern American style, had an enormous t
influence on the architecture of the 1950s.
_•��'i Architectural pattern books allowed i' 1 t
. B - architects far and wide to employ such a'"'"
i �_� Wrightian motifs as gabled facades,stone p TH r
pylons and built-in planters.The gabled . : • s
façade is also known as'Chalet Style'. t
3, Street
Architect: A.Herbert Mathes, 1957 Other examples:4,39,52 & 58. BDC is a me
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Iconic Modernism Iconic Modernism can be found throughout ncern for re
the US,however, North Beach's large concen- BDC by pho
tration of Mid-century Modern architecture
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provides a wide array of the iconic motifs of the
1950s,such as parabolic arches,boomerangs,
IR .1. butterfly butterfly roofs,delta shapes and pylons. _
ouLl j. -_t __ "L" Other examples:8,11,16,33,34,35,45&56. 410
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6616-6640 Collins Avenue 125th Street caeSead
Architect: Unknown, circa 1957 A host of local architects blended modernistic
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Vernacular MiMo modest block and stucco ah artment hotels. 1-95 � AREA SHO
The anti-decorative canon of the International ON MA
•--fi �' Style was subverted through the use of �y
79th Street
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Igrille block,beanpoles,thin horizontal ® jd
ter--- masonry cantilevers and projecting vertical fins "-
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6890-6896 Abbott Avenue
Other examples:7,12,13,15,17,20,21,23,
Architect: Gilbert M.Fein, 1957 24,29,45,49 & 53. 1-195 •
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Subtropical Modernism Rare in North Beach,this MiMo style sought to Causeway " erste public
marry the austere European International Style 0395 rester Mia
with the hot,humid climate of South Florida. uth )en to anyon:
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Like the Bauhaus there is no decoration. Instead, / oBeach n the web at
E Mr »'' architects employed a myriad of sun protection
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anoaizec aluminum are common.
Other examples:1,2,3 & 60
Wrightian Modern Frank Lloyd Wright,through his creation of
a Modern American style, had an enormous
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Architectural pattern books allowed •
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305-315 64th Street Other exam les:4,39,52 & 58.
rchitect: A.Herbert Mathes, 1957 p IBDC is a
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6616-6640 Collins Avenue ` 'arbour
Architect: Unknown, circa 1957 •-•
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Other examples:7,12,13,15,17,20,21,23,
6890-6896 Abbott Avenue 24,29 45,49 & 53 1 195
Architect: Gilbert M.Fein, 1957 .
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grilles. Buildings were laid out to make the most Causeway Virginia Key
6767 Indian Creek Drive
Architect: Robert Law Weed, 1948 of natural ventilation.
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This map was produced for NBDC by the
•F Urban Arts Committee of Miami Beach.
The Committee gratefully acknowledges the
following sponsors:
Corporate & Individual Sponsors
DEAUVILLE RESORT HOTEL CONDOMINIUM
LOEWS HOTELS
EDAW,INC.
L.M.SCOFIELD COMPANY
ARQUITECTONICA
BARBARA AND LEONARD WIEN,.JR.
ESSLINGER,WOOTEN&MAXWELL,REALTORS
FONTAINEBLEAU HILTON RESORT
IVELIN AND CRAIG ROBINS
MAJESTIC PROPERTIES
OCEAN DRIVE MAGAZINE
SEVILLE HOTEL
GILLER&GILLER INC.
GOI.DMAN PROPERTIES
FRAMEWORKS
RITZ-CARLTON SOUTH BEACH
SUNPOST
KE HAYDEN CONNELL ARCHITECES
BWC CHROME LABS
STRivTuRAL DISPLAY,INC.
MASSIMO BARRACCA
DK INTERNAEIONAL REALEY
Organizational Sponsors
MIAMI BEACH COMM UNITY`'DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
NORTH BEACH DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
MIAMI DESIGN PRESERVATION LEAGUE
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
DESIGN ARCHITECTURE DAY
PILLAR TRUSTEES OF THE MIAMI BEACH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
GREATER MIAMI CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU
THE ARCHITECTURAL LEAGUE OF NEW YORK
MIAMI BEACH CULTURAL ARTS COUNCIL
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