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From former industrial buildings to new structures, these homes celebrate their brick heritage.

It would be tough not to overstay your welcome at these cozy hideaways.

All under 200 square feet.

Narrow sites present designers with a unique spatial challenge. Building upward might add square footage, but it won't make a structure the width of a subway car feel any less claustrophobic.

It can be tough fitting in, but these clever, unobtrusive homes manage to fit a dose of modernism into the nooks and crannies left over from piecemeal urban expansion, or by gently settling into…

When space is an issue building up is a solution few designers dare to do. Here are 7 homes that successfully solve spatial challenges of city living by expanding upwards.

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Making the most of vertical space unleashes the potential of a petite San Francisco project.