2 Art deco period homes from the late 30`s and early 40`s
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- Hey house lovers and explorers! Today`s video I take a look at 2 different homes from the late 30`s/40`s period here in Adelaide when art deco was influencing architecture. The first is a huge home with huge rooms with a main entrance at the side of the home instead of the front.
The second home is a perfect example of how detail and class were put in to these period homes of the day. Although it was in a salvage process the real estate pics do it the justice it deserves. Both homes being lost now for redevelopment as usual. Hope you all enjoy the tours. Cheers for watching :-)
Our last two properties have been demolished and four townhouses built on them. We are now in our retirement home, with a huge yard like the others. I suppose once we have gone, this place will end up the same. So sad for future generations that there will be no room to grow vegetables, pick fruit from trees and explore the backyard and to live in homes like cardboard boxes with no character.
These houses always remind me of the song "Big yellow taxi"...
"They paved Paradise and put up a parking lot". ☹️
Thanks for the real estate photos showing what the 2nd home looked like before demolishing started. Both gorgeous old homes.
Hi Paul, another two beautiful homes lost forever by greedy developers who don’t care about heritage and history just to build ugly cheap boxes. 💔The real estate photos were stunning both had lots of character and charm. Thank you for the tour. 😊❤🌟x
This high density housing is destroying Australian culture and communities.
Unfortunately,this is the future... character is out the door....
Paul, you say at the end of video “thanks for watching”, well I say “thanks for capturing these on film”. Appreciate all your work👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks for that Marilyn! 😊 Glad you are still enjoying 😁👍
@@urbexindigo5164 when I’m getting ready to watch your video I hit the like button, pause the video and read what you say about it in the description, and then listen to the intro music, which I love, and then watch the video😁. At the age of 79 and the way things are going in the world, I don’t see me ever seeing your country in person. So I enjoy seeing it through your videos. 👍😊💖
13:44 Darn, I was hoping for some unique treasures like abandoned carnival rides or something. Your anticipation showed as well.
The second one had some nice windows and the best curb appeal but if I had a choice I'd take the first for it's size.
Thanks for the tours Paul!
Stayin tuned! 👍🤠 🇺🇸
Great you are on this evening here with a couple of more abandoned houses
about to be demolished and we get to explore them before they are both torn
down for redevelopment as always this my favorite show for exploring the
old abandoned houses and buildings Thank You again and until next take care.
🇦🇺👋🤠👋🇦🇺
Two beautiful art deco homes.
Art Deco homes are so beautiful to me. A lot of character. Thank you for adding in the photos! I always enjoy your videos !
Check the inside
toilet stamped
at the top it should
tell how old
the house is unless
the toilet might have
been replaced.
Hello this house is great beautiful vidéo
Tuxy the cat is doing well ,he gets along better with others bye👍👍❤❤😺😺😺👋👋
Another awesome explore mate you can just see how worn those timber floors are, another one bites the dust. Still a cool bathroom minus the basin, toilet and the artwork on the garage cool. The second Art Deco Dam but the photos showed the interior nice. They really went to town on this one salvaging what they could, its good to see mantles still intact. cool explore mate cheers.
The thought of those 2 beautiful homes, gone. It just breaks my heart. They served well for so many decades. Only to be destroyed.
Such a shame why aren't these properties listed buildings in Oz such a waste of history to go
Bonjour d'Occitanie (France)
8:54 l'emplacement de la cuisinière à bois pouvait être un standard de construction, qui n'a pas été voulu comme tel par les propriétaires d'origine, ou abandonné rapidement avec l'arrivé des cuisinières à gaz (il faut juste savoir de quand date les premières cuisinière à gaz).
Il y a une seule pièce qui est étonnante, c'est la salle à manger, elle petite par rapport aux autres pièces, comme si cela n'avait jamais été la priorité des premiers propriétaires. Je vois mal cette pièce contenir une table, les chaises et un buffet, sauf si l'armoire encastré en faisait office, mais ce type d’aménagement est beaucoup plus ancien en France
La deuxième maison est biscornue (pour moi) le salon c'est bon mais les chambres et la salle à manger ainsi que la cuisine ne sont pas dans le bon ordre
Are the ceilings plaster or tin over. Beautiful designs. Here in the US we rarely if ever get to see that detail.
Wow the photos from that house were so nice. She was a beauty. So well taken care of, the yard well manicured. That makes me sad after seeing how nice she was. Cheers Paul ☮️💜
Hey Paul
Thanks for another look at our architectural past. Both homes are great examples of post war. Very solid homes. Lots of character. 👍🍺🇦🇺
I look forward to your explores. Your calm pondering of structures and renovations are the best! More, please.😉
Hi Paul they both were beautiful homes at one time.The real estate photos helped show how beautiful the home was before demo begain.Here in the states they are tearing down all the beautiful old homes for these ugly Town homes and Apartments.Thanks for all of the time you put in to showing us these beautys.
Your very welcome Susan 😊👍
I would love to live in a art deco house there beautiful
Almost nothing stands in the way of the almighty $$$
Wow! Those were both beautiful homes!! Loved the floors. Enjoyed the explore! Cheers!!
2 lovely homes. Shame they were demolished. How do you feel about old buildings, especially homes, being demolished for car parks? In my town there was an old church that dated back to the 1880s that was demolished for a carpark
The first house isn’t be knocked down for property developers , Im told by business owners next door it’s part of the Holbrooks rd / Grange rd upgrade redevelopment ….that interesction is finally getting sorted out
The urban sprawl is the most terrible thing to witness! I left Victoria 25yrs ago, things there are unrecognisable to me now.
Can't wait for you to take us bush again 🙂🙏
I'd be happy living in either of these beautiful old homes, well before some philistine took to the second home with a sledgehammer anyway.
I'd have a trusty screwdriver on me to be salvaging those nice cabinet handles & the door handles too. Some may call that stealing but given what's going on I'd say that's neither here nor there.
nice explore paul first house really did have very big spacious rooms and hallways really nice old home 2nd home just as nice but pitty you didnt get there in time to see more to it before they started taring it apart hope your well paul and cheers for sharing another great video mate.
Too funny! I was just looking to see if I had missed one! Tuned in, thanks Paul! Love #2!
Very cool find’s mate, cool video too! ❤️👍🤘
Car auction place 😅 we go there a lot
Just found out this is my dads uncles house he owned it in the 70s till 90s
Wow that's so cool! Does he have any old pics of the place? 👍😁 Cheers for watching 👍🙂
Yes we will have to find some went past today and it’s gone the house
Btw it’s the first house u showed with the orange shed
shame to see the 1st house so big so empty it would make a fantastic house being so large
What awesome houses 🏘. It's a shame that they are going to be demolished. Thanks for sharing 👍 😊 ❤
Hi pau, great episode Paul thankyou. I can imagine the fantastic memories that families had in those homes, in units ( square) types you can't kick a ball around outside. So sad to see these homes destroyed. Keep up the good work. Cheers Deb
urbex indigo thanks for sharing this awesome video about thses homes i really enjoyed it i am from the U.S.A and i always enjoy your videos and God Bless.
While it would have been nice to see the 2nd one before, I'm glad to see that they are doing salvage work on at least some of the beautiful old homes. I don't think they do that much here in the US and it's really sad to see beautiful homes just bulldozed. I would love some of the old hardwood floors in the homes for my own living room. We were hoping we would find hardwood under our old carpet, but no such luck. Since the room is 25'X15', the cost for hardwood is prohibitive for us old folks. Anyway, thanks for recording these beautiful homes, so many of them with original decor intact. I do enjoy your channel.
It's important you follow up on what's replacing these homes. The reason is there must be a massive destruction of our heritage so as to bring in all these migrants. They must be building multi story flats. A2030
Hows these houses damn shame they are being torn down that second one you can still see the A/D character it had so many nice features now gone to history i guess quite sad. Thanks for sharing Cheers MM :)
That must have been a Grand Old Lady back in the day , if I build a new home It will be just like this one .😊
Lovely old homes so much history shame really to.see.them.go❤
I believe the first house has been rezoned for employment use?
Wow, I know where that is. I used to rent a house from that real estate agent over the road.. lol 😊
Some of those old style wooden windows you were able to open the top half as well as the bottom half.
It's a shame that they tear down places like this.
thanks for the mid-week video
The shed was fully empty 🤣🤣