Whether they’re into birds or Lego or surfing.
After Hurricane Andrew swept through Miami Beach in 1992, destroying a handful of lifeguard towers, the city commissioned an architecture firm to design new, more interesting structures — and over the last 30 years, these candy-colored lifeguard towers have become a landmark of Miami Beach unto themselves.
They caught the attention of New York City–based photographer Tommy Kwok in 2019 when he first came upon and photographed the pink tower on 17th Street . Over the next few years, he photographed all 38 lifeguard towers across the 8.5-mile stretch of sand, and the resulting catalog, which was backed on Kickstarter, allows you to appreciate and compare each one without a single person in sight. -
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