More Infill Housing
As you wander about the city there seems to be more and more infill housing being constructed. Often an older small house is torn down or if the side walls are left standing then it is considered a renovation rather than a new build. I quite like the modern look of this one which is a bit different from the many square boxes that are being built.
...find a spot must be getting difficult.
ReplyDeleteSo different? I like it. Clean comfortable and modern.
ReplyDeleteLooks good.
ReplyDeleteI like the look of this one too. There is a lot of infill housing going on here too.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely! You and I have the same tastes. :-)
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ReplyDeleteI like this modern looking home, very nice! Happy Easter weekend!
Yes, I like the look too. Very attractive!
ReplyDeleteThe old wall trick turned into a nice looking house.
ReplyDeleteTypically I favor old houses, but I like this modern design. In response to your bee hive question - I don't buy new hives each year. I have even split a hive to make more hives and I hope to do that next spring. I wanted to add another hive to my apiary. I know have three and am hoping they thrive.
ReplyDeleteThats a pretty house :)
ReplyDeleteWe see that trend here too.
ReplyDeleteThis and the ones yesterday are so much nicer that much of the infill I've seen over the years. These have character. I really like this one.
ReplyDeleteI like it too Pat, nice clean lines.
ReplyDeleteI like this architecture.
ReplyDeleteWe've infill in Ottawa, too. It is quite striking seeing the difference in the architecture.
ReplyDeleteHome is where our hearts live!
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