More than one million square feet of functional space is crafted into an expansive hall that can accommodate the needs of a single gathering or up to four groups simultaneously. Designed and constructed in Miami Beach's signature Art Deco motif, the hall's sheer dimension is complemented by soft pastels, the occasional burst of brilliant color and unusual architectural features. Fully carpeted and tropically landscaped, this distinctive facility combines plush comfort with convenience and efficiency. At the Center's core is a single expanse with more than 500,000 square feet of contiguous and divisible exhibit space on one level, and a 35' ceiling. The main floor may be configured as either a vast centralized facility with four points of access or be subdivided into four separate halls of approximately 125,000 square feet each.
Private entrances allow self-contained movement of attendees.
Utility connections for electric, drains and phones are located in floor ports on 30' centers in all four exhibit halls. Water and compressed are also available and conveniently located in each hall. The movement of freight is simplified through easy access to 39 truck bays divided between the north and south loading docks. Direct truck access to the exhibit floor is accomplished via a dedicated ramp and a 30' x 24' roll up door for each hall. The specially designed Skywalk and pod, one of the first in the nation, provides an unrestricted view of the exhibit floor in one or all four halls.