Showing posts with label Southern Architekture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Southern Architekture. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 17, 2007

Architecture of Key West - Part II

It looks almost like a house out from a kids fairy tail book




House on Eaton Street - today there are two new palm trees planted



Side view of the Southernmost House


Gingerbred Deco is everywhere to see



Some famous Cuban General was living for a while in this pretty house located on Eaton Street

Thursday, July 12, 2007

Interesting Architecture of Key West


The story of the "Two Sisters Houses" is interesting, because they were built by the father of two sisters who didn't like each other much. Today, the houses are priced in the Millions of Dollars.


The "Artist House" on Eaton Street, built between 1890-98 was formerly the home of Painter Robert Eugene Otto and his wife, Anne, a concert and jazz pianist.

I call it "The Yellow House". It is not really a famous house, just a nice and colorful one with a lovely, lush garden.



The "Boca Casa" shows the typical gingerbread architecture of Key West houses.

The "Southernmost House" is located near the Southernmost Point on the Atlantic side of Duval Street.

Wednesday, January 31, 2007

Time to Relax....



Porch in a nice sunlight is inviting to sit down for a while, to relax and enjoy your life!

Auf dieser huebschen Veranda moechte man am liebsten absitzen fuer eine Weile und das "suesse Nichtstun" geniessen, nicht wahr?


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