Art Deco District Miami

Miami Beach's Art Deco District is the first 20th-century neighborhood to be recognized by the National Register of Historic Places, with 800 structures of historical significance, most built between 1923 and 1943. The fanciful pastel buildings, with porthole windows, ship-like railings, sleek curves, glass blocks, shiny chrome, and gleaming terrazzo floors are prime eye candy and a photographic gold mine.

[Islandgirl]

Lovely design and colors.

[Debbie]

wow it doesn't look real! fantastic shot - love the art deco look

[Maggiemae]

Wow this is so neat! We have some art deco around but this must be a great example!

[Gena Pegg]

Love it! So sunny and cheery!!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

What an interesting looking building and a great capture of it.

[Allison Maltese]

Nice colorful capture of this building. My husband spent many summer vacations in Miami as a child, so I will have to share your series with him.

[Eric di Bosco]

Lovely colour and excellent capture!

[Margaret Obey]

Lovely image

[Trinda Love]

What a cool building!

[Tracey]

What a fabulous building great find

[Shepherdman's Wife]

What a colourful building!

[Suse♡]

How groovy are the colours, smashing shot!

[Ken "Tasian"]

Excellent art deco capture.

[Paula W]

Beautiful capture of this Art Deco building Peter. I only recently found out the difference between Art Deco and Art Nouveau after staying in a beautiful hotel in Prague decorated in the Art Nouveau style. Both styles are beautiful.

[Rachel]

Amazing architecture, fantastic colours. Love it!

[Ivan]

Great art deco building.

[Ivan]

Interesting background note, too Peter.

[Vesna]

Wow! I think that the first 60 years of the last century was very charming.

[Sandy]

What an interesting facade. Makes for a lovely composition.