Originally published in spring 2007. The development of row homes in America goes hand in hand with the evolution of its urban areas. In cities like
Category: Row House Architecture
The Workman’s Cottages in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, New York
Originally posted winter 2007. These utterly unique, three-story, row houses in Brooklyn represent the ideal of Alfred T. White’s vision about working class housing. Built in
Saving A Grand Victorian Home in West Philadelphia
William Penn designed Philadelphia to be a green and spacious city where everyone would have a lawn. Of course, sometimes the best laid plans can
Row Houses in the News: Row Houses Gone Wild
Article: “Row Houses Gone Wild” in Streetscapes | West 71st Street The New York Times Originally Published: December 9, 2010 Author: Christopher Gray For every
The Diverse Row House: Queen Anne Rows in Chicago
Although many people, especially in America, still think of row homes as simple, two-story, brick homes with little personality —Fooey! — I’ve discovered an amazing
The Philadelphia Rowhouse Manual
My professor of architecture at CUNY Queens College once told me that there are cities of houses and cities of apartments. He was speaking of
