Fourplex: Stacked — Missing Middle Housing
Duplex: Side-by-Side — Missing Middle Housing
Live-Work — Missing Middle Housing
A stacked duplex consists of two stacked dwelling units, which both face and are entered from the street, and create mid-density, walkable, neighborhoods.
A multiplex consists of five to 10 side-by-side and/or stacked dwelling units, typically with one shared entry or individual entries along the front.
Located in walkable neighborhoods, these needed, mid-sized, often multifamily residences are compatible in scale and form with detached single-family homes
The Missing Middle Housing Design Competition will award a $10,000 prize for innovative housing solutions that satisfy the demand for walkable urban living.
Missing Middle Housing Close Up: Bungalow Courts — Opticos Design
Lots of ideas in design competition, but affordability still elusive
Illustrating a perfect combination of infill development, with at grade family-sized units that fit seamlessly within the neighbourhood's context
Design solutions for San Francisco affordable housing problem
Fulton building is a social housing project wich recieves all public and more especialy; seniors. In the context of city center, Angers municipality was look...
Bryant Heights — JOHNSTON ARCHITECTS
A bungalow court consists of a series of small, detached structures, providing multiple units arranged to define a shared court—an important community-enhancing space.
Missing Middle development—anything from a duplex to a cottage court to a small apartment building—is an indispensable piece of the Strong Towns vision for cities that are resilient, adaptable, and can pay their bills. We need to revive a culture of building this way: here are 5 ways cities can start.
Explore different housing options with this worksheet! Learn about missing middle housing types, their benefits, and how to advocate for them in your community. Image: A photo of a worksheet with the title "". The worksheet has several questions about housing types, their benefits, and how to advocate for
A Chicago architectural competition involving firms from across the nation seeks to create designs for infill housing on the city's impoverished South and West Sides.
Global News shows that housing that is bigger than a shoebox condo but smaller than a single-family detached home is referred to as the "mis...
