List of Art Deco architecture in Florida

This is a list of buildings that are examples of the Art Deco architectural style in Florida, United States.

Fort Lauderdale[edit]

Birch Tower Sky Garden, Fort Lauderdale
Elbo Room, Fort Lauderdale, 1938
Las Olas Beach Club, Fort Lauderdale

Fort Myers[edit]

Edison Theater, Fort Myers Downtown Commercial District, Forty Myers, 1939
Elks Club, Fort Myers, 1937
Franklin Shops, Fort Myers

Jacksonville[edit]

Adel Supermarket (now Winn-Dixie), Jacksonville, 1940s
American Red Cross Volunteer Life Saving Corps Station, Jacksonville, 1947
Carter's Park & King Pharmacy, Jacksonville, 1942
Central Fire Station, Jacksonville, 1901 and 1944
Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens, Jacksonville, 1961
Ed Austin Building (now State Attorney's Office), Jacksonville, 1933
Groover-Stewart Drug Company Building, Jacksonville, 1925
Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville (former Western Union Telegraph Company), Jacksonville, 1931
Ritz Theatre, Jacksonville, 1929
San Marco Theatre (former Cine San Marco), Jacksonville, 1938
Theatre Jacksonville, Jacksonville, 1938

Miami[edit]

828 NW 9th Court, Miami, 1938
Ace Theatre, Miami, 1930
Alfred I. DuPont Building, Miami, 1939
Burdines Department Store, Downtown Miami Historic District, Miami, 1920s and 1936
Hotel Shelley, Miami
Huntington Building, Miami, 1926
McCrory Store Building, Downtown Miami Historic District, Miami, 1938
Miami City Hall, Miami, 1934
Olympia Theater, Miami, 1926
S & S Sandwich Shop, Miami, 1938
St. John's Baptist Church, Miami, 1940
St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Cathedral, Miami
Scottish Rite Masonic Temple, Miami, 1924
Sears, Roebuck and Company Department Store, Miami, 1929
Shrine Building, Miami, 1930
Tower Theater, Little Havana, Miami, 1926
W. T. Grant Building, Downtown Miami Historic District, Miami, 1906 and 1937
Walgreen Drug Store, Miami, 1936
Walker-Skagseth Food Stores, Downtown Miami Historic District, Miami, 1920 and 1934
Woolworth's Building, Downtown Miami Historic District, Miami, 1903 and 1938

Miami Beach[edit]

1200 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach
2615 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, 1935
Abbey Hotel, South Beach, Miami Beach
Albion Hotel, Miami Beach, 1939
Alden Hotel, Miami Beach, 1936
Avalon, Miami Beach Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1941
Bass Museum, Miami Beach, 1934
Beach Patrol Headquarters, Miami Beach
The Beachcomber (former Shepley Hotel), Miami Beach, 1938
Beacon, Miami Beach Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1936
Bellamar Hotel, Miami Beach, 1939
Beth Jacob Social Hall and Congregation, Miami Beach, 1928
Breakwater, Miami Beach Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1939
Cadillac Hotel & Beach Club, Miami Beach, 1950s
Cameo Theater, Miami Beach, 1938
Cardozo, Miami Beach Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1939
Caribbean Building, Miami Beach, 1941
Carlton Hotel, Miami Beach, 1938
Carlyle Hotel, Miami Beach, 1941
Castle Beach Apartments, Miami Beach, 1936
Cavalier, Miami Beach Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1936
Century Hotel, Miami Beach, 1939
Churchill Apartments, Collins Waterfront Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1940
Clevelander, Miami Beach Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1939
Clinton Hotel, Miami Beach, 1930s
Colony Hotel, Miami Beach Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1935
Copley Plaza, Miami Beach, 1940
Crescent Hotel, Miami Beach, 1932
Croydon Arms, Miami Beach, 1937
Delano Hotel, Miami Beach, 1947
Eden Roc Miami Beach Hotel, Miami Beach, 1956
Edison, Miami Beach Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1935
Embassy Hotel, Miami Beach, 1935
Empire Hotel, Miami Beach
Essex House, Miami Beach Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1938
Fairwind Hotel (former Fairmont Hotel), Miami Beach, 1939
Flamingo Apartments, Collins Waterfront Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1940
Greenbrier Hotel, Collins Waterfront Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1940
Greystone Miami Beach, Miami Beach, 1939
Haddon Hall Hotel, Miami Beach, 1939
Helen Mar Apartments, Miami Beach, 1936
Hoffman's Cafeteria (now Señor Frog's), Miami Beach, 1939
Hotel Versailles, Collins Waterfront Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1940
Imperial, Miami Beach Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1939
Indian Creek Hotel, Collins Waterfront Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1936
Lake Drive Apartments, Miami Beach, 1936
The Leslie Hotel, Ocean Drive, Miami Beach, 1937
Lincoln–Drexel Building, Lincoln Road, Miami Beach
Lincoln Theatre, Miami Beach, 1936
Lord Baltimore Hotel, Collins Waterfront Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1941
Lord Tarleton Hotel, Collins Waterfront Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1940
Majestic, Miami Beach Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1940
Malabo Apartment Hotel, Collins Waterfront Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1947
Marlin Hotel, Miami Beach Architectural District, Miami Beach
Miami Beach Post Office, Miami Beach, 1937
Miljean Hotel, Miami Beach, 1940
Netherlands, Miami Beach Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1935
Ocean Spray Hotel, Miami Beach, 1936
Palms Apartments, Collins Waterfront Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1936
Park Central, Miami Beach Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1937
Ritz Plaza Hotel, Miami Beach, 1939
Riviera Condo, Collins Waterfront Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1939
San Juan Hotel, Miami Beach, 1930s
Sea-Jay Building, Collins Waterfront Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1937
Shelborne Beach Resort, Miami Beach, 1940
SLS South Beach Hotel, Miami Beach, 1939
Sovereign Building, Collins Waterfront Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1941
Stardust Apartments, South Beach, Miami Beach
Surfcomber Hotel, South Beach, Miami Beach, 1948
Taft Hotel, Miami Beach, 1936
Traymore Hotel, Collins Waterfront Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1939
Waldorf Towers, Miami Beach Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1937
Webster Hotel, Miami Beach, 1936
Wilshire Building, Collins Waterfront Architectural District, Miami Beach, 1939
Wolfsonian-FIU, Florida International University, Miami Beach, 1936

Opa-locka[edit]

City Hall, Opa-locka, 1928
King Trunk Factory and Showroom, Opa-locka, 1926
Opa-Locka Railroad Station (now Harry Hurt Building), Opa-locka, 1926

Orlando[edit]

1220 Catherine Street, Lake Davis, Orlando, 1936
324 DeSoto Circle, Orlando, 1939
711 North Lake Davis Drive Bungalows, Lake Davis Park, Orlando, 1948
ABC Commissary, Disney Hollywood Studios, Walt Disney World, Orlando, 1989
Baldwin–Fairchild Conway Funeral Home, Orlando, 1940
Beacham Theater (now a nightclub), Orlando, 1921 and 1936
The Cameo (former Cameo Theatre), Orlando, 1940
Colonial Photo & Hobby, Orlando, 1958
Gibbs Louis House, Orlando
Lake Eola Park Bandshell, Orlando
Pantages Theater, Universal Studios, Orlando
Publix, Orlando, late 1940s
S. H. Kress and Co. Building, Orlando, 1936
Track Shack, Orlando
Washburn Imports, Orlando

St. Petersburg[edit]

Glory Apartments, St. Petersburg
John & Florence McKeage House, St. Petersburg, 1938
Myers Antiques, St. Petersburg
Publix (now Family Dollar), St. Petersburg, 1951
Publix (now Walgreens), St. Petersburg, 1940s

Sarasota[edit]

Chidsey Library, Sarasota, 1941
Municipal Auditorium-Recreation Club, Sarasota, 1938
S. H. United States and Co. Building, Sarasota, 1932
Sarasota Municipal Auditorium, Sarasota, 1938

Tallahassee[edit]

Fire Station No. 2, Tallahassee
George Firestone Building (former Old Leon County Jail), Tallahassee, 1936
Leon County Health Unit Building, Tallahassee, 1940

Tampa[edit]

Cuscaden Park Swimming Pool, Tampa
Publix, Tampa, 1995
Tampa Linen Services Building, Tampa

Other cities[edit]

140 Monroe Drive House, West Palm Beach, 1935
Wenger Home, 3811 Wall Street, West Palm Beach
1609 Tyler Street House, Hollywood, 1965
Amelia Island Museum of History, Fernandina Beach, 1938
Celebration AMC Theater, Celebration, 1996
Centennial Building, Port St. Joe, 1938
Central Station, Sebring, 1927
Clune Building, Miami Springs, 1925
Dixie Crystal Theatre, Clewiston, 1941
Florida Power and Light Company Ice Plant, Melbourne, 1926
Fox Theater, Crestview Commercial Historic District, Crestview, 1947
Hernando Park Bandshell, Brooksville
Lake Worth Playhouse, Lake Worth Beach, 1924
Larimer Memorial Library, Palatka, 1929
Library of Florida History (former Cocoa Post Office), Cocoa, 1939
Maitland Art Center, Maitland, 1937
Martin Theatre (former Ritz), Panama City, 1936
Nautical Aire Apartments, Delray Beach
Old Martin County Courthouse, Stuart, 1937
Old West Palm Beach National Guard Armory, West Palm Beach, 1939
Park Theater (now Hope Tabernacle), Avon Park Historic District, Avon Park, 1935
Port Theatre Art and Culture Center, Port St. Joe, 1938
Prince Theatre, Pahokee, 1931
Publix (now County Tax Collector's Office), Lakeland, 1956
Publix, Tarpon Springs, 1940s
Publix, Winter Haven, 1940
Punta Gorda Ice Plant, Punta Gorda, 1926
Rex Theatre, Pensacola, 1937
S. H. Kress and Co. Building, Daytona Beach, 1932
Seminole Theatre (now Seminole Cultural Arts Theatre), Homestead Historic Downtown District, Homestead, 1921 and 1940
State Theatre, Plant City, 1939
Streamline Hotel, Daytona Beach, 1939
Temple Beth-El, Pensacola, 1933
Valerie Theatre Cultural Center, Inverness, 1926
Woman's Club of Ocoee, Ocoee, 1938

References[edit]

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"SAH Archipedia". Society of Architectural Historians. Retrieved 2021-11-21.

External links[edit]

Media related to Art Deco architecture in Florida at Wikimedia Commons

Fort Lauderdale[edit]

Fort Myers[edit]

Jacksonville[edit]

Miami[edit]

Miami Beach[edit]

Opa-locka[edit]

Orlando[edit]

St. Petersburg[edit]

Sarasota[edit]

Tallahassee[edit]

Tampa[edit]

Other cities[edit]

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