
We spotted these two homes being built sometime last year (2008).
Me, being a big fan of just about anything remotely connected with mid-century modern (which oddly includes things from the 30's, but we'll leave that for others to debate) I was immediately struck by their design.
Modern, clean, old (as in Bauhaus-ish).
They happen to be located right next to the lake (Lake Erie for those not in the know). Excellent view. It looks like construction is complete, but I can't tell if they are occupied yet. There is furniture inside the front one (which looks like it was furnished by DWR). The second, I can't see much inside it.
Personally, yeah....I'd take one, no prob. But what I find most interesting about these homes is a combination of the design (Bauhaus-esque) and that they are in an area inundated with Victorian and 30's bungaloes (both run-down and revitalized).
But one thing strikes me especially hard about the house in the back:


So maybe the homes are Bauhaus-esque in more ways than one.
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