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Their priorities were, first, to develop the property in a manner sensitive to the environment, creating a community in which man and nature could co-exist in harmony. Second, to create a place that was timeless, where families would gather for generations to come. And finally, to include a thriving, energetic and diverse town.
In 1991, they enlisted the expertise of the late Lloyd Vogt. After endless hours of careful planning, the noted New Orleans architect began the drawing of the plans that would make the vision a reality. Mr. Vogt modeled the plan for Carillon on the neighborhood plans used in ancient Greek and Roman times. The design incorporates beauty, order and symmetry and is designed to be a pedestrian community.
At the center of town stands the 37-bell carillon, the community landmark. Streets run north and south, east and west, from intersecting axes that lead to community pavillions.
With the addition of downtown, a new vibrance and energy has been added to Carillon. Reminiscent of the village mainstreet, downtown offers a diverse dining and shopping experience together with significant areas for congregating.
As the community continues to grow, the Biggs family holds each new addition up to the scrutiny and integrity of the original vision for this very special place.
Carillon Beach ....... truly a world apart.