A peek at building examples in Guyana

 A recent post by Visit Guyana showed examples of modern office buildings in Guyana that I associate with downtown areas:

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Downtown Areas

 I stumbled upon an interesting article on developing downtowns. Here it is: https://www.bdcnetwork.com/investing-downtowns-pays-cities-regions?page=3

More economic/business activity should lead to more demand for office and manufacturing space, which should lead to more investment in downtown areas. In Guyana, Georgetown has the largest and most established downtown area (which makes sense as it is the capital). The downtown area is expected to grow as economic/business activity increases. Linden's downtown area is, of course, not as established/developed. Linden is a small town that depended on bauxite as its main source of income. The bauxite company's office buildings and other facilities were probably the downtown area.

I was in Linden's main downtown area (sometimes referred to as "down-the-road" from Amelia's Ward) a few times recently.