In the mid 1950’s thru 60’s architects continued to follow the Bauhaus movement using the Modern Design asthetic designing with the ideal to unify: art, craft & technology. Savannah, typically seen as a Victorian city, was touched by this movement as seen below. Being a fan of this design and a real estate agent in Savannah, I wanted to bring together and recognize this period of craftsmanship as it has been seemingly swept aside.
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- 18 Althea Parkway
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- 20 East 66th Street
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- 29 East 65th Street
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- 29 Sulgrave
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- 32 East 65th Street
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- 109 Brandywine
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- 111 Brandywine
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- 123 Brandywine
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- 123 Brandywine
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- 127 Brandywine
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- 127 East 54th Street
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- 130 Brandywine
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- 131 Brandywine
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- 137 Brandywine
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- 205 Early Street
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- 206 Mclaws
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- 207 Mclaws
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- 210 Early Street
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- 225 East 63rd Street
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- 235 East 60th Street
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- 237 East 64th Street
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- 302 Early Street
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- 303 Lafayette
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- 303 Mclaws
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- 304 Lafayette
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- 327 Lafayette
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- 330 Lee Boulevard
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- 400 Johnston
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- 400 Johnston
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- 405 Lee Boulevard
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- 409 Johnston
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- 802 East 41st Street
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- 1202 Althea Parkway
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- 1211 Lawndale
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- 1212 Sweetbriar Circle
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- 1216 Sweetbriar Circle
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- 1229 Sweetbriar Circle
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- 1234 Lawndale
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- 1416 Bacon Park Drive
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- 1417 Dale
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- 1425 North Camden Circle
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- 1425 Washington
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- 1426 North Camden Circle
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- 1525 Spalding
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- 1701 East 50th Street
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- 4700 Fairfax Terrace
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- 4739 Oakview
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- 5552 Camelot
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- 5555 Camelot
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- 5605 Sweetbriar Circle
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- 5614 Sweetbriar Circle
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- 5706 Sweetbriar Circle
