Partial List of MiMo Buildings
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- Bacardi Building (Enrique Gutierrez, 1963) - 2100 Biscayne Boulevard
- King Cole Condominium (Melvin Grossman, 1961) - 900 Bay Dr.
- Biscayne Plaza Shopping Center (Robert Fitch Smith, 1953) - 7900 Biscayne Boulevard
- New Yorker Boutique Hotel (Norman Giller, 1953) - 6500 Biscayne Boulevard
- The Creek South Beach Motel (Originally Ankara Motel) (Reiff & Feldman, 1954) - 2360 Collins Avenue
- Crystal House (Morris Lapidus, 1960) - 5055 Collins Avenue
- Deco Palm Apartments (Gilbert Fein, 1958) – 6930 Rue Versailles
- Dupont Plaza Center (Petersen & Shuflin, 1957) - 300 Biscayne Boulevard Way (demolished in 2004 to give way to the EPIC Miami Residences and Hotel).
- International Inn (Melvin Grossman, 1956) - 2301 Normandy Drive, Normandy Isle
- Jackie Gleason House (Lester Avery, 1959) – 2232 Alton Road
- Lincoln Road Mall (Morris Lapidus, 1960)
- Miami Herald (Naess & Murphy, 1960) – One Herald Plaza
- Pepsi-Cola Bottling Pavilion (Daverman & Associates c: 1965) -7777 NW 41st Street
- Shalimar Motel (Edwin Reeder, 1950) - 6200 Biscayne Boulevard
- Simbad Motel (1953) - 6150 Biscayne Boulevard
- South Pacific Motel (1953) - 6300 Biscayne Boulevard
- Thunderbird Motel (Norman Giller, 1955) - 18401 Collins Avenue
- Union Planters Bank (Francis Hoffman, 1958) – 1133 Normandy Drive
- Vagabond Motel (Robert Swartburg, 1953) - 7301 Biscayne Boulevard
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