Arlington Village Historic District, Historic residential district in Arlington, United States.
Arlington Village Historic District is a residential area in Virginia containing numerous buildings that showcase early to mid-twentieth century architecture. The homes are organized across nine distinct sections designed as carefully planned residential communities.
The area was developed in the 1940s to address housing needs following World War II. This period of growth made it an important example of suburban residential expansion.
The homes display architectural styles ranging from Colonial Revival to Arts and Crafts, reflecting how American residential design preferences evolved over time. This blend of styles gives the neighborhood its distinctive visual character.
The district is divided into nine sections, each with its own character, making it easy to explore different parts. The area connects well to nearby parks and shops, and it is very walkable.
Landscape architect William Sunderman designed the area with carefully placed traffic circles and sloping lots arranged at intentional angles throughout. This planned layout was unusual for its time and still shapes the distinctive look of the neighborhood.
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