Aldea Linda Residential Historic District
Tucson, Arizona • Pima County
Tucson, Arizona • Pima County
Aldea Linda is a residential historic district in Tucson, Arizona, comprising a collection of mid-20th century homes built by developer Louis “Lou” E. W. Jones. These homes showcase a distinctive Desert Modern architectural style, characterized by low-pitched roofs, deep overhangs, and integration with the natural landscape.
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