Side-by-side duplex / semi-detached house / paired house (urban/neotraditional/TND)

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This is an example of a new-ish side-by-side duplex where fenestration, cladding, and entry porches make each residence visually distinct. This style is increasingly common in new urbanism or traditional neighborhood development (TND) projects in Rocky Mountain states, the Pacific Northwest, and Alberta and British Columbia. It wouldn't look out of place in Midwestern or Northeastern states, either. Each unit has a small 'open concept' (I hate that phrase) living/dining/kitchen area, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, front and side (Buffalo style) entry doors, and a full basement. This model also has 'four-sided design' - architectural details and fenestration are more-or-less consistent on all sides. This model is meant for form-based zoning code illustration. To keep things simple, interior detail work is limited to floors, walls, doorways, ceilings, stairwells, and stairs. #building #house #home #residence #maison #duplex #two_family #double #side_by_side #porch #craftsman #arts_and_crafts #narrow_lot #urban #vernacular #missing_middle #new_urban #streetcar_suburb #new_urbanism #tnd #neotraditional #traditional_neighborhood_development #T3 #T4 #transect #zoning #form_based_code #basement #attached #paired_home #paired_house #residence #semidetached_house #suburban #two_household #two_family #party_wall #shared_wall