Next door to the East Fifth Condos at Fifth and Tillery Streets in the Govalle-Johnston Terrace neighborhood, there sits a well-kept little blue house on a single-family lot -- and if the owners of two small woman-owned local businesses get their way, it will soon be replaced with six two-story townhomes.
The concept for these new townhomes could not be a more stark contrast from the recently-completed East Fifth Condos, which with their simple lines and two-tone boxy look all but scream "modern urban." In terms . . .
