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Residences are grand and iconic,up to three stories tall, and feature
Post-Modern and Mid-Century designs of wood and masonry,
and often have a porch flush with the facade, some accent non- 3
orthogonal angles, and a variety of pitched roofs. Although the Lake
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Those residences not sited on the golf course will be within direct
sight of it. Commercial areas are located exclusively along major
boulevards and are of moderate stature and construction. The
exception to this is the golf clubhouse which is centrally located 1
in the neighborhood and open to the public. Clubhouses are JEFFERSON
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PLAQUEMINES
designed similarly to the residences in scale and material. PARISH
Major land uses Exclusively residential interior with commercial Commercial use isolated to major thoroughfares
use isolated to major thoroughfares and golf and golf courses
courses
Block size Rectangular and curvilinear, 240’x2250’ Rectangular and curvilinear, 2500’x800’,
900’x735’
Defining corridors Lake Forest Blvd., Bullard Ave., Woodland Hwy. Lake Forest Blvd., Bullard Ave., Woodland Hwy.
Lennox Blvd., and Tullis Dr., English Turn Pkwy Lennox Blvd., and Tullis Dr., English Turn Pkwy
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Building materials Wooden, stucco and brick construction Wood, brick and steel construction
Façade characteristics Large variety of styles ranging from ornate Flat facades with large store front windows
detailing to plain, some small porches
Lot coverage ratio Building footprint consumes 20-50 percent of Building footprint consumes 50-70 percent of the
the lot lot
0’ 75’ 150’
TYPICAL MID-CENTURY MODERN HOUSING
• 1-2 stories; detached structures
• Side yards small; front-facing garage and driveway
• Front setback 20+ feet
• Wood and brick facades
• Styles: almost always, elaborate ranch plan (pyramidal
roof, horizontal layout); almost never tract housing or
any other earlier style
Street hierarchy All are local streets Boulevards that are local collectors
Street width Boulevards: 65’-85’, with neutral ground Commercial: 65’-85’, with neutral ground
Interior Streets: 31’
Corridor type examples Boulevards: English Turn Parkway, Clubhouse Dr., Commercial: Lake Forest Blvd., Woodland Hwy.
(Typicals measured for this study in bold) Eastover Dr.
Interior Streets: English Turn Dr., Pinehurst Ct.
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