Town
Streets and villages of the former British dominated islands of Barbados or Antigua, the rather ‘strict’ Victorian architecture is still present at every corner.
The walls of the massive old government buildings, like in Barbados for instance, are of massive coral stone, which have a rough texture with natural patina.
Even the street location in luxury resort villages are lined by impressive privately owned luxury mansions behind the manicured lawns.
In Barbados many villas are constructed with the new, much brighter coral stone and they are often combined with cement and wooden structures in the typical style of classic Caribbean houses.
Towns and street location in St. Martin, St. Lucia, Martinique, Guadeloupe, Trinidad and Cuba have a different fee – the houses, even in bigger cities reflect the love for details with the more playful architecture of the former French and Spanish colony.