One challenge of increasing housing density in San Francisco is the close link between the city’s identity and a romantic vision of Victorian housing. But what if we could add thousands of new housing units without disrupting this image? SPUR’s new exhibition examines how the legalization of secondary units within existing housing typologies can help solve the city’s housing shortage. Co-presented by California College of the Arts, the San Francisco Planning Department and OpenScope Studio.
Image courtesy of CCA.
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