408 Venezia Parkway Venice, Fl
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408 Venezia Parkway Venice, Fl
Author: canalman
Court Cabaret Sarasota, 1265 First Street Sarasota Fl
Entrance
Florida Studio Theater Court Cabaret
Court Cabaret Theater
Court Cabaret Theater First Floor
Cabaret Court Theater Box Office
Court Cabaret Theater
Entrance Court Cabaret Theater
Court Cabaret Theater Second Floor
Interior Caberet Court
Saint Martha Catholic Church 200 North Orange,Avenue, Sarasota, Fl
Church Entrance
Saint Martha Signage
Side of Saint Martha
Saint Martha Parish center
Saint Martha Parish Center
Saint Martha Parish Center
John and Mabel Ringling Museum of Art 5401 Bayshore Rd. Sarasota, Fl
John and Mabel Ringling Museum of Art
John and Mabel Ringling Museum of Art
John and Mabel Ringling Museum of Art
Ringling Museum of Art
Old Sarasota Times Building
Old Sarasota Times building Sarasota Fl
Old Sarasota Times Building
Old Sarasota Times Building
Waffle Stop 660 South Washington, Sarasota, Fl
Waffle Stop 660 South Washington Sarasota
This classic diner first open its doors in 1951.
Waffle Stop
Waffle Stop
Ringling Bridge Sarasota Harbor
Ringling Bridge Sarasota Harbor
Ringling Bridge Sarasota Harbor
Ringling Bridge Sarasota Harbor
Ringling Bridge Sarasota Harbor
Ringling Bridge Sarasota Harbor
Saint Paul Lutheran Church 2256 Bahia Vista St. Sarasota, Fl
Entrance Saint Paul Lutheran Church
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Saint Paul Lutheran Church Side view
Saint Paul Lutheran Church Rear
Rupp Pavilion
Signage Restoring the Rupp Pavilion
The Rupp Pavilion was commissioned by J. Kenneth Donahue (second director of the Ringling) . It was designed by William Rupp.of the Sarasota School.of Architecture. The building style was Sarasota Modern. It was featured in the 1961 issue of Architectural Forum.
Rupp Pavilion was built by.the maintenance crew for a cost of $15,000 In 1961, it became the first food concession at the Ringling. It was operated by Howard Johnson
The building had a formal centralized plan. The central.skylight allowed the.building to be used as a time piece.There are projecting scuppers to create a fountain in the rain.Inexpensive materials were used–concrete, terrazzo floors, concrete blocks laid in a diagonal pattern. Drapery at the ceiling level recalls the big top. There are Saarinen designed tulip tables and chairs
Rupp Pavilion
Signage Sarasota School of Architecture
Continuing restoration Rupp Pavilion 9/09/2024
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