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02 February 2012 4:19 PM
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06 February 2012 6:52 PM
So what you are saying is rich people should stay in their own neighborhoods and poor in...
And, if you park a couple of blocks away, there are things called carts that fold up, and...
Then your snow country must not have been too urban. Chicago does the same exact thing...
So much misguided outrage. DDot requires some of these no parking areas. We lost a full...
You're right. It would have been better if I bought a place across the street from this...
Definitely Deco here, and a lovely one at that. There are a number of fabulous Deco buildings around town, exemplified by the former Greyhound station down on New York Ave (http://www.adsw.org/site/DC/NW/NewYorkAve/1100/index.html). There are also some cool buildings on 16th. Sadly, many deco buildings were torn down. A found a cool book at the Mt. Pleasant library a few months back on Art Deco in Washington, DC. It’s a really fun treasure hunt driving and walking around searching for these old treasures. I’m admittedly a bit of a Deco whore. I just can’t get enough.
Park Road–Dude, we can be whores together–let’s go whoring!!–because I love this stuff, too. Sorry, I’ve been drinking wine. What a totally badass door. Where is it?
That’s my Building!!
gorgeous. art deco rules!
love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Isn’t that on S or R street in the dupont area? Like around 17th or 16th? If not, it looks like an art deco-style building near there.
U street Girl- That is one of the two Tivoli Gardens apartment buildings 1445 Otis in Columbia Heights.
The apartments are pretty neat, as well.
I’ll give you a tour
U Street. . . I think you’re thinking of the Richmond on 17th St. I THINK. . .
I absolutely love it. Pop, I’d enjoy a feature on the best and worst buildings from different architectural eras (just in case you’re ever lacking ideas for posts).