Decolonial Subject

Street with Rowhouses

View from the end of a busy street. To the far right, there are rowhouses with different features. In the foreground, there are three houses. The first house is a single-story, wooden house with a gable, zinc roof. It has a single, wooden door and a transom with a louvered design at the top. Next, is a larger single-story, wooden house with a gable, zinc roof. It has two wooden, double doors with jalousie windows. In front of the doors, there are wooden sills and glass transoms above the doors. At the top, the roof is supported by ornamental brackets and also has an ornamental edge. The next house is a two-story, concrete house with a hipped, zinc roof. On the first floor, the house has a single, wooden door and jalousie windows. On the second floor, the house has a front balcony supported by ornate concrete brackets. The balcony is surrounded by a low wall of ornamental, concrete blocks. It has a single, wooden door surrounded by wooden moldings. At the top, it has a wood and glass transom. The windows are jalousie-style made of aluminum and surrounded by wooden moldings. There are more houses with similar characteristics. On the street in front, several vehicles are parked.