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Seaside, Florida
Conceived, planned and developed by Robert and Daryl Davis, (Robert Davis inherited the 80 acres
of
The town center was inspired by the squares you’ll find in cities like
Charleston, Florence, Italy and Savannah. The Central Square is where you’ll
find shops and restaurants with no building more than 3 or 4 stories tall. Ruskin
Place, The New Urbanism, an architectural movement born with the creation of Seaside has played an important role contributing to today’s awareness in the designing and planning of the traditional town.
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Seaside
is the heart of 
property in the 1970’s) their dream was to create a pedestrian-friendly,
community of cottages with picket fences and elevated porches to watch the
sun set on the Gulf. Along the brick-laid side streets you will find rows
of homes, a highly praised charter school, a newly designed chapel, a newly
opened Medical Arts building.
named after John Ruskin, the famous supporter of Victorian Art in London’s
19th century, is considered to be the "artist colony" of Seaside.
Here you will find art galleries, a coffee shop and an interior design shop.
