The Regent

Miami Beach, United States

Exterior only

Visible from the street; the inside is private.

The Regent is a former hotel in Miami Beach, Florida, designed by architect Lawrence Murray Dixon and completed in 1941. Built during the height of Miami Beach's mid-century development boom, the building exemplifies the Streamline Moderne style, a sleek variation of Art Deco characterized by curved forms and horizontal lines that evoke speed and modernity. Dixon's design reflects the era's optimistic embrace of contemporary aesthetics, making The Regent a notable example of the architectural innovations that defined Miami Beach's hospitality landscape in the early 1940s.