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Lovely!
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Nice pics and nice housing stock . . . do any of these houses have basements?
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Very nice thread.
The pic of the bottle brush shrub brings back memories. We had one in front of our house when I was a kid. Haven't seen one since then. |
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https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4786/...d2a1ce1f_b.jpg https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4780/...40c9abcb_b.jpg ^ I love the architecture of our old Publix stores! |
The main thoroughfare in College Park, Edgewater Drive, was given a road diet many years ago. At the time it was met with a lot of skepticism. Fast forward to present, and it has now become the local example of how to revitalize other "main street districts" in the region.
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Gorgeous buildings!
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we visited around here fairly recently -- this neighborhood really caught me off guard. its very nice, with lots of fun places to go or hang out in.
not sure, but i think its basically orlando's hipsterville. thumbs up for the hideaway lol. unfortunately, orlando has some of the worst traffic you can imagine. not edgewater dr necessarily, but in general. i don't like that aspect at all. |
Nice pictures. Are those Art Deco buildings all historic, or are any new?
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All the Art Deco buildings were built in the mid 40s to early 50s. The newer structures have tended to go with the more neo-craftsman trend (although it would be great to see some modern buildings with Art Deco elements). Over in nearby Thornton Park, a recent highrise including a ground floor Publix was designed in the Art Deco tradition and looks great. |
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