Infill Housing

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Developing small-scale cluster housing projects diversifies the housing stock while maintaining the general character of an established neighborhood.
Current land use and zoning frameworks steer developers toward single-family homes or large-scale projects, leaving a gap in the housing spectrum for “missing middle” housing
April 1, 2026
Concept image: Phiwath Jittamas
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Jan. 30, 2026
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The Frank Condos in Austin's historic Bouldin Creek neighborhood features 30 units on a three-acre infill lot and is a prime (and well-received) example of the city's upzoning allowances to enable attainable housing.
Dec. 16, 2025
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Los Angeles skyline in the distance
June 4, 2025
Image: courtesy Scott Gardner Architect
Exterior view of a duplex home, The Turnberry, designed by Scott Gardner Architect
Oct. 6, 2024
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Accessory dwelling unit
April 18, 2024
All images: Randall Perry Photography
The cluster of seven single-family homes is built on a former industrial site within walking distance of downtown Saratoga Springs and the Saratoga Race Course. Each home features a unique stone or stucco exterior, and the community is unified by the use of matching custom cypress trim on the homes’ stoops, bracket details, and porches.
Dec. 6, 2023
Designer Traci Kelley of Kelley Design Group, in Austin, opted for a mix of black and white for the home's exterior, so the dark-colored garage contrasts with the bright white of the main house. | Photos: Cate Black Photography
Designer Traci Kelley of Kelley Design Group, in Austin, opted for a mix of black and white for the home's exterior, so the dark-colored garage contrasts with the bright white of the main house. | Photos: Cate Black Photography
Aug. 12, 2023
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Image: Ftfoxfoto / Stock adobe
May 30, 2023

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