1970s groove villa units
Cee
8 months ago
Budget is villa size. Area has 1950-1960s blonds. Fine. A little plain but good size rooms. Many orange, tan, brown brick with mission brown trims. Goovey baby.. but not really. Can anyone help me connect to this era? Desriptions of features? Websites with Australian architectural terms? Insight to why so.much.brown? I'm coming around to those 70s arched windows (slowly). Anyone know the name?
The name of that window arch style? Should I still expect vents near the ceilings as with 50-60's? Asbestos still common? (Victoria)
The windows are faux Spanish mission. Yes there could be vents. And yes there could be asbestos especially in eaves and wet areas. Things like vents and asbestos don’t just stop as styles of architecture change, any house can incorporate styles and features of preceding styles.
Claro (of course). Gracias BigReader!
Houses with grander arches were aplenty in my 'burbs when a child. The villas are so much plainer I didn't associate it as the same style. Well La Casa here I come. When I buy one, I'll be back for reno recommendations.
I don't want to be too critical , but that looks more like a prison than a house . . . . . .
Pottsy, yep. A dog prision. Hence *trying* to engage with the 70s styles.. Faux Spanish dog prision.
1970s units represent good value due to the better than average sized rooms and their solid construction. Look past the cosmetics.
bigreader