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"Baroque Architecture at Miami's Eden Roc and Fontainebleau Hotels\nAs the art and design elite flock to Miami this week, Lee F. Mindel revisits two landmarks that helped create the city's resort style\nA view of the 14-story tower, known as the \"spite wall,\" between the Eden Roc (left) and Fontainebleau hotels in Miami Beach.\nA vintage postcard depicting an aerial view of the two hotels.\nA vintage photograph of the entry to the Fontainebleau.\nThe entry today.\nA detail of a current canopy.\nA vintage aerial photograph of the hotel.\nThe current aerial view.\nThe beach elevation.\nA detail of the screen wall at the entry.\nA sculptural detail on the exterior of the hotel's ballroom.\nOverlooking the pool area.\nA view of the beach from the Honeymoon Suite.\nAnother view from the Honeymoon Suite.\nA lobby wall is dotted with circular windows.\nA detail of the lobby staircase.\nAnother section of the lobby.\nA detail of a lobby column.\nA vintage artist's rendering of the Eden Roc.\nA 1956 photograph depicting the hotel's rear exterior.\nModels perched on the pool's diving board in 1956.\nA vintage photograph shows the hotel's front fa\u00E7ade.\nA current view of the hotel.\nLooking up at the entry sign.\nA canopy and bubbling fountain.\nA detail of the fa\u00E7ade."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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