| Views: |
2239 |
| Downloads: |
637 |
|
 |
The former Ocean Haven hotel
Unique views:
2239 (17 in 7 days)
Unique downloads:
637 (3 in 7 days)
Unique Google Earth model clicks:
0 (0 in 7 days)
|
|
|
Organize
Share
▼
|
Please sign in to add this model to a collection. |
|
|
|
This beautiful but simple Art Deco building had served tourists and numerous celebrities for over 53 years, until developer Thomas Kramer came and torn the historic structure down in 1993. With eyebrows and strange Art Deco motifs of the front, this building features a lot of different Art Deco elements. The emphasis lies of the middle of the front façade, where a vertical sign shouts the name of the hotel into the streets. In the 1980s, the building became run down, outdated, and was renting too small rooms. The poor and elderly who inhabited the building were chased away on a 2 week notice, before the wreckers arrived at the site and demolished the structure.
Translate
Show original
|
|
|
Complexity is based on the number of polygons in the model. More complex models render more slowly in Google Earth. Learn more about this on our knowledge base.
|
|
| activists, straps, wrapped, rounded, square, Detailed, description, soon, be, added, the, preservation, league, The National Hotel, Original, design, the, minor, decorations, similar, steve madden, metropole, 1980s, some, postcards, website, red, font, MiMo, Alto, Deco, clifton, hotel, miami, beach, art, deco, collins, ave, avenue, avenue, drive, dr, st, street, way, espagnola, espanola, ocean, atlantic, miami, beach, south, warm, clear, water, downtown, walburne, simone, mediterranean, revival, style |
|
Google Buzz
MySpace
Get the link to share
Get the embed code