Which cities have a diverse housing stock architechturally? (compared, places, south)

[mas23]

^^^ AHHHH! you just had to add the cabrini greens.

[()_T]

Originally Posted by Westerner92

Just out of curiosity, is all of that within the loop? Is there much of those types of homes outside the loop?

Most are inside the loop but, they are ouside the loop as well.

[theSUBlime]

Originally Posted by ()_T

From townhouses to Mansions, from suburban to urban which cities (beside L.A) has diverse housing architechturally? This does not include Metro Areas.

Note: 11 pics per city you post please.


Here's some pics of Houston's, some people just think this city is a ugly suburban hell don't know why though... (the photos I posted are linked).


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Flickr: sabotai's Photostream (http://www.flickr.com/photos/sabotai/ - broken link)

That first house is right around the corner from my apartment back home! (I have a picture of it in the pictures I took around the neighborhood.) I'm so glad they finally finished painting it. LOL!

[SweethomeSanAntonio]

[backdrifter]

Originally Posted by Chicago60614

Here's some of the crap in Chicago

Holy guacamole, every single building is made at least partly of bricks!

[Awesomo.2000]

Originally Posted by ainulinale

I doubt any city can beat Cincinnati. Diverse doesn't quite fit; chaotic is more accurate:

Nice picture. I am going to Cincy tomorrow to check it out this weekend. I hear it is a lot like Pittsburgh with its funky and unique neighborhoods, german influenced architecture, and it has Pittsburgh's topography. I really want to check that city out.

[houstoner]

Originally Posted by Westerner92

Just out of curiosity, is all of that within the loop? Is there much of those types of homes outside the loop?

I'd wager that 99%, if not 100%, of those homes are inside the loop.

Originally Posted by backdrifter

Holy guacamole, every single building is made at least partly of bricks!

That's what stood out to me, too.

[EastSideMKE]

Originally Posted by backdrifter

Holy guacamole, every single building is made at least partly of bricks!

Back in the day there was this little mishap known as the Great Chicago Fire, perhaps you've heard of it? Here's a link for you in case you haven't.

Great Chicago Fire - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[Chicago60614]

^ right, buildings can't be made of wood in Chicago anymore.

I included Cabrini because I wasn't just trying to show the richest housing, but a blend of different things.

Even though all the projects are almost gone, and the last few are going to be heading down shortly.

[King0fthehill]

Nobody's topping LA.

I mean, seriously...take a brief gander here:

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The immense breadth, selection and variety is impressive. A true patchwork indeed.