Sentences with phrase «middle housing types»

This emerging movement examines at how small developers can make a living building on the scale of 4 - 12 units, sometimes including mixed - use, using a variety of Missing Middle housing types such as small apartment buildings, cottage courts, four - plexes, single - family houses with up to three accessory units, and walk - ups.

With market demand for walkable neighborhoods on the rise, Missing Middle Housing types — duplexes, fourplexes, courtyard apartments, and more — offer a range of housing options for neighborhoods throughout the Atlanta area.

Tour: Documenting Seattle's Missing Middle Housing In Seattle, a growing awareness of the lack of Missing Middle Housing types like duplexes, fourplexes, bungalow courts, and live - work units has highlighted the nationwide mismatch between existing housing stock, changing demographics, and demand for walkability.

This exercise will provide participants with the tools and knowledge to explore and document Missing Middle Housing types throughout their own communities, to help inform the discussion around challenging housing issues.

Form - Based Codes (FBCs) remove barriers and incentivize Missing Middle housing types in appropriate locations of a community.

Missing Middle Housing types — including duplexes, fourplexes, and more — are an important part of the solution.

Missing Middle housing types are best located in a walkable context.

Most Missing Middle housing types have smaller unit sizes.

Because they are built in walkable neighborhoods with proximity to transportation options and commercial amenities, Missing Middle housing types should not provide more than one parking space per unit.

Not exact matches

Their housing plan focuses on working with local governments to create diverse housing type and tenure, which are key themes in our upcoming report on housing and the «missing middle», and we are pleased to see attention given to a broad range of housing solutions including those suited for middle income earners.

A group of 70 high school and 150 middle school students have been looking at the tiny housing type with a number of inquiries in mind, namely: How is housing influenced by social and economic context?

AIR CONDITION \ Central 1, APPLIANCES \ Range \ Oven, BEDROOM2 DESC \ Carpet, BEDROOM3 DESC \ Carpet, BEDROOM4 DESC \ Carpet, Bedrooms \ BEDROOM2 DESC \ Carpet, Bedrooms \ BEDROOM3 DESC \ Carpet, Bedrooms \ BEDROOM4 DESC \ Carpet, Bedrooms \ MASTER BR DESC \ Carpet, CONSTRUCTION \ Aluminum, County \ LIMESTONE, Elementary School: CREEKSIDE ELEMENTARY, Exterior Type: Vinyl, FAMILY ROOM DESC \ Carpet, FAMILY ROOM DESC \ Ceiling Fan, FIREPLACE \ None, Heating and Cooling \ AIR CONDITION \ Central 1, Heating system: Central 1, High School: EAST LIMESTONE, KITCHEN DESC \ Tile, Kitchen \ KITCHEN DESC \ Tile, LIVING ROOM DESC \ Ceiling Fan, LIVING ROOM DESC \ Wood Floor, Living \ LIVING, Location \ County \ LIMESTONE, Location \ State \ AL, Location \ Subdivision \ METES AND BOUNDS, Lot \ Lot \ NA, Lot \ NA, MASTER BR DESC \ Carpet, MLS Listing ID: 1088661, MLS Name: NALMLS ZPP (NALMLS ZPP), Materials \ CONSTRUCTION \ Aluminum, Microwave Oven, Middle School: EAST LIMESTONE, Other Exterior Features \ SUB STRUCTURE \ Crawl Space, Other Rooms \ FAMILY ROOM DESC \ Carpet, Other Rooms \ FAMILY ROOM DESC \ Ceiling Fan, Other Rooms \ LIVING ROOM DESC \ Ceiling Fan, Other Rooms \ LIVING ROOM DESC \ Wood Floor, Other Rooms \ Living \ LIVING, Other \ Status \ ACTIVE, STYLE \ Ranch \ 1 Story, SUB STRUCTURE \ Crawl Space, State \ AL, Status \ ACTIVE, Subdivision \ METES AND BOUNDS, Type \ HOUSE, Type and Style \ STYLE \ Ranch / 1 Story, Type and Style \ Type \ HOUSE

Construction \ 3 Side Masonry, Cooling System: central, Elementary School: Oak Hill, Floor Covering: carpet, Floor Covering: tile, Formal Living, Foyer, Heating system: Forced Air, High School: Austin, Interior Features \ Crown Molding, Interior Features \ Lighting Recessed, Interior Features \ Smoke Detector, Interior Features \ Window Treatments, Kitchen Appliances \ Built - In Oven (s), Kitchen Appliances \ Cook Top Gas, MLS Listing ID: 4025055, MLS Name: Austin ZDD (Austin ZDD), Middle School: Small, Parking Type: attachedGarage, Pets \ 1, Property Sub Type \ House, Roof Type: Composition, School District: Austin ISD, Stories Lookup \ 2, Trees \ Medium (20 Ft - 40 Ft), Unit Style \ 1st Floor Entry, Utilities \ See Agent, View Type: No View, Year Built \ 2006

Balcony, Built In Bookshelves, Business Center, Cable TV Ready, Car Charging Station, Club House, Courtyards and Fountains, Crosskeys High, Floor Covering: Wood, Flooring: Wood, Game Room, Granite Countertops in Kitchens * In Upgraded Homes, Granite Islands * In Upgraded Homes, High - speed Internet Ready, Kitchen Islands in select units, Large Walk - In Closets, Laundry: Hookups, Microwave Oven, Newly Renovated Interiors, North Atlanta High, On Site Maintenance, Parking Type: Garage, Pets (with limitations), Quartz Countertops, Sarah Smith Elementary, Sequoah Middle, Short Term Lease, Short Term / Corporate, Stainless Steel Appliances in Upgraded Homes, Stainless Steel appliances, Storage Units Available to Rent, Upgraded Interiors Now Available, Upgraded Light Fixtures / Hardware, Washer / Dryer Hookups, Willis Sutton Middle, Woodward Elementary

Missing Middle Housing is not a new type of building.

«Missing Middle» was coined by Daniel Parolek of Opticos Design, Inc. in 2010 to define a range of multi-unit or clustered housing types compatible in scale with single - family homes that help meet the growing demand for walkable urban living.

Missing Middle Housing is simply constructed (Type V), which makes them a very attractive alternative for developers to achieve good densities without the added financing challenges and risk of more complex construction types.

The walk will present a chance to learn how to support these types through smart planning and zoning, and to understand barriers affecting the construction of new Missing Middle Housing.

Join ULI Indiana for a presentation by Daniel Parolek, the architect and urban designer who coined the term «Missing Middle Housing,» a spectrum of housing types that works to address this challenge by responding to changing household demographics and the dramatic shift in demand for walkable, attainable housing oHousing,» a spectrum of housing types that works to address this challenge by responding to changing household demographics and the dramatic shift in demand for walkable, attainable housing ohousing types that works to address this challenge by responding to changing household demographics and the dramatic shift in demand for walkable, attainable housing ohousing options.

Missing Middle Housing — encompassing a wide variety of housing types such as duplexes, fourplexes, bungalow courts, and courtyard apartments — plays an important part in the converHousing — encompassing a wide variety of housing types such as duplexes, fourplexes, bungalow courts, and courtyard apartments — plays an important part in the converhousing types such as duplexes, fourplexes, bungalow courts, and courtyard apartments — plays an important part in the conversation.

Led by Opticos Founding Principal Daniel Parolek, this session will explain, illustrate, and compare examples of high - quality, medium - density housing types such as duplexes, fourplexes, and bungalow courts called Missing Middle Hhousing types such as duplexes, fourplexes, and bungalow courts called Missing Middle HousingHousing.

It is unfortunately in the middle of the house, flanked by the living room which gets some light (there is a covered porch on that side of the house) and a Florida room type porch on the other side of the house.

This house seriously makes me want to be on a beach, a little bummed I'm in the middle of Manhattan as I type this instead!