Tag: architecture

Winter is here! While the weather may make you want to stay inside, Wyoming has plenty of events and things to do that should encourage you to get out of the house.

Wyoming City Council will hold a public hearing July 19 on a proposal to permit the property at 333 Oliver Road (known as the Stearns House) to operate as an owner-occupied bed and breakfast.

The Wyoming Civic Center now includes a welcoming 798-square foot patio at the front of the building, equipped with tables and seating, umbrellas, a seat wall and patio heaters for cooler weather.

After World War II, millions of returning GIs were ready to start families and find homes in the growing suburb of Wyoming.

The variety of architecture in Wyoming enhances our community's charm and sense of history. The work of one local architect, Walter Cordes, adds a particular flair to Wyoming's architectural variety with his unique designs that ranged from Tudor Revival to Cape Cod to Modern.

Nowadays you may have to drive far to find a Sears, Roebuck & Company retail store, but houses built from Sears kits are easy to find here in Wyoming.

Get a map and walking directions to see seven homes on Wentworth Avenue, Wilmuth Avenue, Springfield Pike, and Burns Avenue that represent the architectural variety of the early 20th century

The City of Wyoming has doled out its annual beautification awards, recognizing nine homes this year for extraordinary efforts in urban forestry, landscaping and historic preservation.

To help you appreciate the city's charming variety of homes during your outings, What's Up Wyoming has updated six posts on the significant architecture styles in Wyoming, with suggested walking tours to see specific homes described in each post.

Nestled in an office off to the right in the upstairs business suite at 515 Wyoming Avenue is W5 Design, an environmental planning, design, and architecture firm specializing in healthcare, commercial, educational and senior living spaces.