The Marlin Hotel

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The Marlin Hotel wears a coat of seafoam green and white paint, with rounded corners and horizontal porthole windows that mimic the sleek lines of a luxury ocean liner. Built in nineteen thirty-nine, the structure stands as a classic example of Miami Beach Art Deco. For years, the building functioned as a high-end recording studio. During the nineties, acts like Depeche Mode and Aerosmith spent weeks inside, turning the hotel suites into living spaces where music dominated the walls and the night.

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