825 Harbor Dr S, Venice Fl

Same as above

     This is a single family home built in 1957.  It has 3 bedrooms and 2 baths.  Square footage is 1639.

1059 Harbor Dr South, Venice, Fl

     This is a single family home.  It was built in 1996.  There are two garage spaces.  It has 3 bedrooms and 2 baths.  Square footage is 2416

Colson Hotel

Colson Hotel

     The Colson Hotel is located at 1425 8th Street Sarasota.  It was built in 1925 by Owen Burns.   It opened in 1926.  It is note worthy for being the first Hotel providing lodging for African Americans in Sarasota.

Colson Hotel

    It is a 2 story u shape building with yellow stucco on hollow tile.   It had 26 rooms and a lobby with a fireplace.   It has sat empty for many years and has signs of damage.    

Colson Hotel

The property is currently owned by JDX MAX development. They are seeking to demolish the structure.

637 W Venice Avenue

     This is a single family home built in 2013.  It features 3 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms.  There is a tile roof.  It is 2902 square feet

641 W. Venice, Fl.

     This single family home was built in 2012  There are 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.  It is 2594 square feet.

621 West Venice Avenue

     This single family home was built in 2016.  It has 4 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms. It has a two car garage.  It is 4,466 square feet

621 Venice Avenue

625 West Venice Ave Venice, Fl

Same as above

     This Mediterranean Revival Style House was built in 1926. The exterior is stucco.  The roof is tile.  It is a single file residential.  There are 5 bedrooms and 5 baths.  It is 3,328 square feet.

This historic structure was built in 1963.  It was dedicated on February 8,1964. It is known for its unique roof.  This has a hyperbololic paraboloid shape, which is continuous, flowing, double curved surface used mainly in concrete skin roofs. It appears wing like in one elevation and as arch from the opposite side. It is also known as a saddle shaped roof.

The engineer for the roof was William Lindh.  The architect was Cyril Tucker.    The cost of the project was $54,000.

Venice Beach Pavilion

Venice Beach Pavilion

Venice Beach Pavilion Plaque

Venice Beach Pavilion

Venice Beach Pavilion

Roof Venice Beach Pavilion

Recently, the roof of the pavilion was examined to determine what repairs or upgrades may be needed.   The inspection demonstrated extensive corrosion and deterioration of the structures.   The repairs would be costly.     At a recent session of the Venice City Council, a proposal will be discussed about possible listing the pavilion on the local register of historic places as well as the National Register.  Being listed on these registers would qualify the pavilion for grant money for the repairs.