Who Owns the Streets? The Competition for New York's Public Realm | amNewYork
As the competition for urban space intensifies, the public realm has seen a shift in its uses and social significance, reflecting evolving patterns of living and travel.
"This project preserves the original aesthetics while facilitating a transformation into five autonomous units, a response to urban demands for density without new construction."
Residents Sign Petition, Push Back on 22-Story Highrise In Outer Sunset
There's a lot of people that want to live in the west side of the city, but can't necessarily afford a single-family home. So this can provide a new price point.