Is that Tronald Dump's Altantic City getaway? the guy's taste is lower than his IQ.
, Its one of the more trumpian houses I have seen in a while. I swear to god someone needs to start a thread dedicated to these fugly things. Heres another one in New Jersey.
Calgary has areas like this surrounding the city on the outskirts. Acreages subdivided into McMansion neighbourhoods. They all seem to have abysmal landscaping. That Brossard one is just awful though. Trees grow there much easier than in Calgary, but it's basically just sod with a couple shrubs.
This is listed as a park. What do you think the likelihood is that anybody uses this as a park as it is between the two directions of traffic on the road.?
This is listed as a park. What do you think the likelihood is that anybody uses this as a park as it is between the two directions of traffic on the road.?
I'd be curious how many people actually used that park for anything but letting their dogs take a crap on it.
They've been divided up into smaller lots since the 1940s so every era has infill along the valley and a lot of it is hideous. Some examples...
Halifax has areas like this too, mostly around the Northwest Arm and deep South End. It's too bad because there are a lot of great old mansions but they're secluded and mixed in with random modern houses of varying levels of quality.
This is listed as a park. What do you think the likelihood is that anybody uses this as a park as it is between the two directions of traffic on the road.?
Looks like it is supposed to have a statue in the middle, the steps must lead up to something, perhaps of Justin Trudeau? Nice neighbourhood though.
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Varennes has a weird mix of historic and contemporary houses and buildings right next to each other. I cannot figure out if this began as a house and had a commercial extension built off of it, or if it started as a commercial building and had a house tacked on to the back. Either way, I have never seen anything like this before:
Interlock stones that happened to be on special at Réno-Dépôt?
Yes, but they purposely cut out corners of the squares and almost went for a random tetris pattern, but then there's straight lines running through the middle of it. It clearly cost money, but it's terrible.