Traymore Hotel
- Architect
- Albert Anis
- Year
- 1939
- Style
- Art Deco
- City
- Miami, FL
- Collection
- ocean drive deco
The Traymore Hotel is a 1939 Art Deco hotel in Mid-Beach designed by Albert Anis, one of Miami Beach's notable Art Deco architects. It stands today as a contributing property within the National Register-listed Miami Beach Architectural District.
the style
Built in 1939, the Traymore reflects Miami Beach's Art Deco boom of the late 1930s, when hotels along the beach were designed in the streamlined, ornamental style now protected as part of the Miami Beach Architectural District.
More on Art Decothe architect
Albert Anis was a notable architect within Miami Beach's Art Deco movement, credited with a number of the district's hotels built during the style's heyday.
significance
The Traymore Hotel is listed as a contributing property to a National Register of Historic Places historic district, part of the collection of buildings that define Miami Beach's Art Deco heritage.
nearby
- Promenade Hotel
- Roney Plaza Hotel
- The Atlantis Hotel
- The Glades Hotel
- Hampton Court Hotel
- The Bass Museum of Art