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Wordless Day After Wednesday - Raised Foundations and Blue Roofs Are In

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Posted by San Diego Real Estate Voice authored by William Johnson on 10/22/2009 09:52 PM

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16 Comments on Wordless Day After Wednesday - Raised Foundations and Blue Roofs Are In

OCT

I must say that is an interesting structure amidst the treetops. I guess if they had put on a green roof it would have disappeared into the unknown :0)

Now that is very unique... I can recall seeing this type of a raised foundation... nor a blue roof for that matter. There was a home near our office that had a roof that looked like the American Flag... when the house sold about a year ago, they had the roof returned to brown.

William, I would not choose a blue roof but this looks really fun! I like it! lol ;-)

LOL, Hi Martha, your thought makes perfect sense to me. :-) The roof has an interesting shaped tile ( and color) that I hadn't seen before.

Hi Joan, I think I would have it changed as well. I love flags but certainly not as a roof.

Hi Deb, Actually I didn't mind it. It certainly beats the re; clay color tile we have on nearly every home in So Cal. he place to see the stunning roofs is in Carmel Ca. along the 17 mile drive. Some of them undulate like a birds wing in flight, some have sod growing on them and some of the shapes are just simply stunning. Multi million mansions all.

William,

You say a blue roof, and people would say 'nay'. But when you look at this structure, it looks absolutely OK with me. I like it, it is strikingly different from the rest and it really catches the eye. And the quality of your photos is impressive

OCT

Hi Jon, Thanks for dropping by and for the compliment. Sadly the post I had intended for tonight was not completley ready, so the Blue roof won, LOL

Wow! I love the walkway as well. Okay..now for your post that will be ready shortly :)

It is an interesting building, I wouldn't have thought that a blue roof would work either, but it does on this application.

Woo Hoo, I surely do wish I could have osted it tonight because it is, well, stunning. Maybe tomorrow.

Hi Tony And Darcy,

It does, doesn't it. Love the color.

I know everytime I come here and look at what you publish I am going to be blown away...and the subject material of your photos is as diverse as the membership in ActiveRain.

Please don't stop.

John

I love the place and the photo! Funny how most people want a boring roof color. LOVING all your pictures.

What is the blue roof? Is it a special roof for fires, so the owners can find it non-camouflaged or just aesthetic?

William - I am one of those folks that happens to love blue roofs. In fact, I have one on the roof to the gazebo over my spa. However, the gazebo itself is white. I'll dig that picture out for you one of these days.

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