The New Face Of Public Housing
2 May 2004 - 5:00am
New designs for affordable housing, feature masonry detailing, copper trim and lush landscaping.
"Housing for lower-income families has been creeping upscale. Mostly gone are the ugly brown and tan brick-barracks style housing clusters of the past. Affordable housing these days mimics many of the architectural and design flourishes of expensive, market-rate homes. Features more commonly associated with middle-class suburbia -- brick detailing, copper trim, warm oak kitchen cabinets, private entrances and lush landscaping -- are fast becoming de rigueur in affordable-housing circles."
Full Story:
Public Housing Gets A New, Improved Look
Source:
Wall St. Journal, April 30, 2004
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