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Covell Blvd. Survey

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A project of American Studies 10, Summer Session II, 2006

A project of American Studies 10, Summer Session II, 2006

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Covell Blvd. Survey

A project of American Studies 10, Summer Session II, 2006

: Little...Rectangular Prisms

Nikki P. tells describes the houses along Olympic Dr.
Little...Rectangular Prisms

: My Street

Many different apartment complexes and one retirement home
My Street

: Village Homes

Village Homes
Village Homes creates a strong community environment that is missing in many suburban neighborhoods.
For blog about it go to
http://introamericanstudies.blogspot.com/2006/08/where-green-grass-grows.html
Village Homes

: Village Homes

subdevelopment
This is the subdivision Amy chose to write about in her blog post.
Village Homes

: Village Homes

It is fitting that the streets in the Village Homes are all named after places in the Lord of the Rings because it reminds me of the Shire, peaceful are serene but also completely removed and separated from the rest of Middle Earth.
Village Homes

: Village Homes

"A Sense of Community"
Village Homes

: Drake Drive

http://introamericanstudies.blogspot.com/2006/08/shrubbery-and-shopping-carts.html
Drake Drive

: Village Homes by Valerie Huang

The Village Homes is a subdivision located in north Davis based on the common belief of “environmental stability”.
Village Homes by Valerie Huang

: Arches and Pillars

The subdivion that Robin C. wrote about.

Arches and Pillars

: Village Homes

Village Homes is distinctive community in Davis.
Village Homes

: The Houses up on the Flat Hill

Ecologically Conscious Neighborhood
Village Homes is dubbed an environment-friendly subdivision in Davis. But is it really friendly? What does its gated territory reveal about its residents needs for isolation from the rest of the community?
For an analysis and answers, check out my blog at: http://introamericanstudies.blogspot.com/2006/08/houses-up-on-flat-hill.html
The Houses up on the Flat Hill

: Village Homes

"the subdivision unlike any other"
Village Homes

: Village Homes: "A Diamond in the Rough"

Here lies perhaps the most unique and isolated community within Davis, CA.
Village Homes: "A Diamond in the Rough"

: The nice community

Yu's subdivision
The nice community

: Village Homes

Village Homes
Quiet Little Village
Village Homes

: Village Homes by Kim Sun

Village Homes by Lake Blvd.
Village Homes by Kim Sun

: Farragut Circle

Home Away from Home
Farragut Circle

: Avalon Apartments

Avalon Apartments as a Community
Avalon Apartments

: North Davis Meadows.. lots of land and luxury

Pretty beautiful, except for the fact that there are no sidewalks (Refer to my blog, "Highclass Without Sidewalks"). I would want to live here if they allowed horses.
North Davis Meadows.. lots of land and luxury

: Horse Stable

Across the street from Monarch set far back is another building. At time horses can be seen riding up and down the driveway. Signs on the outside of the fence inculde no tresspassing and riding lessons.
Horse Stable

: The Wall

This is the wall that can be seen along all of covell from Pole Line to Monarch.
The Wall

: Where the sidewalk ends

This is where the sidewalk ends on the older side of Covell. From here to Pole Line the street is lined with a large wall of bushes sepereating the homes from the street.
Where the sidewalk ends

: Wild Horse

A new housing development that leads way to huge homes and a golf course.
Wild Horse

: Looking Forward

From the middle of the road where Monarch is facing east it can be seen where the development of the land has not yet occured.
Looking Forward

: Wall on the new side

The wall seperating the new part of Davis from the street is much cleaner and the foliage is less developed than the wall on the old side.
Wall on the new side

: Old Wall

On the older side of Covell the wall looks less visually pleasing and the foliage has grown more.
Old Wall

: New Homes

A subdivision of new homes is right down the street from the old blue house with so much history. The house are cleaner that those across the street, a cross walk can be seen and the trees are much smaller.
New Homes

: Blue House

The old blue farm house. It is the only front door that is located on the stretch of Covell from Pole Line to Monarch. Newer homes are built around it, but it has been perserved.
Blue House

: Green Meadows

The only office space on the strech of Covell.
Green Meadows

: Old Driveway

This old driveway leads back to the newer homes on outer stretches of Davis. There is one home that is set back farther with the its side faceing Covell.
Old Driveway

: Old brick building

Old brick building. What do you think it was used for?
Old brick building

: Pigs

Located on the east entrance to the Sycamore and Covell marketplace stand three, 7-foot tall statues of pigs. The statues signify that the marketplace can be quite amusing, and can easily add a smile to a customer's face. They attract children in addition to those who crave a good laugh.
Pigs

: Marketplace

This is the front sign of the shopping center on Sycamore and Covell. It is surrounded and decorated by green trees and flowers to express its love for nature.
Marketplace

: Nugget Markets

Nugget Markets is a small chain of grocery stores that emphasizes customer satisfaction and high food quality. They have a wide variety of unique merchandise with many non-brand name products and organic substitutes. Nugget market is the life center of the Oak Tree Plaza and of the entire section of Covell as a whole. The exceptional service and local small-town feeling it gives probably appeals to the majority of shoppers who are families or senior citizens.
Nugget Markets

: Landmark

This pole like structure was used as a landmark in our survey of L Street through to Poleline. It was very noticeable in the center of the sparce industrial land.