The historic Shrine Building is a two – story, 20,571 sq. ft. building constructed in the then popular Art Deco architectural style of the 1930’s. Once dubbed the “Fifth Avenue of the South”, it was part of a striking ensemble of modern retail buildings that lined the newly created Biscayne Boulevard in Miami, FL and defined it as a high end shopping district. The quality of the design is particularly noteworthy because of its ornamentation, use of coral rock, veneer and inclusion of sculpted Seminole Indians are architectural characteristics specific to South Florida. The restored building serves is awaiting its new tenant with all fresh interior paint, new mechanical systems, new hurricane windows and restored marble floors