There's a myth that new subdivisions are the place to find rows of similar looking homes. Not true. Building like-looking homes, sometimes identical, either side by side or here and there throughout a region, has a long and honourable record.
Friday, January 10, 2020
New suburbs are the place to find rows of similar looking homes: a myth
There's a myth that new subdivisions are the place to find rows of similar looking homes. Not true. Building like-looking homes, sometimes identical, either side by side or here and there throughout a region, has a long and honourable record.
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Here we call houses in subdivisions "cookie cutter houses" because they look alike....I do notice in some areas where they built housing for railroad workers a hundred years ago are also very similar in style.
You can see the similarities, of course, but time has allowed for some variety in their appearances.
After posting this, I saw some new homes today that blew away all the cookie cutter heritage homes I've encountered in London.
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