Repeatable program, schematic placement, and economics models. Each card states whether parcel screening is active; none are City-pre-approved construction drawings.
Urban Acupuncture modeled standard plan
Corner townhomes
6 fee-simple homes near transit, one house replaced
A1A low-value house on a transit-corner lot is replaced with six fee-simple townhomes — the corner's double frontage gives each home its own street entrance.
- Homes
- 6
- Building type
- Six three-story fee-simple townhomes
- Existing house
- Replace
- Typical new footprint
- 58.5 × 39 ft
Replace one house; use both street frontages for individual entries
+5 net new homes / market-rate model
Urban Acupuncture modeled standard plan
Corner townhomes + 2 affordable
6 homes, 2 income-restricted, one house replaced
A2An off-transit corner teardown reaching six homes the affordable way — four for-sale townhomes plus two income-restricted, using the HB 1110 two-affordable path.
- Homes
- 6
- Building type
- Four market and two income-restricted townhomes
- Existing house
- Replace
- Typical new footprint
- 39 × 39 ft + 39 × 19.5 ft
Replace one house; use the affordable-alternative six-home path
+5 net new homes / 2 income-restricted
Urban Acupuncture modeled standard plan
Low-cost backyard cottage
1 new home, existing house kept
D0A compact one-story cottage in the back yard — a rental, a home for family, or future flexibility. Modeled on simple, repeatable DADU plans and current backyard-cottage cost benchmarks.
- Homes
- 2
- Building type
- One 480 square foot, one-story backyard cottage
- Existing house
- Keep as-is
- Typical new footprint
- 16 × 30 ft
Keep the house; add a simple 16 × 30 foot detached home
+1 net new home / market-rate model
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Big-house conversion
3 homes, no new backyard building
A5A large existing house is converted into three rental flats without adding a new detached building.
- Homes
- 3
- Building type
- Three flats inside one existing house
- Existing house
- Keep + convert
Keep the structure; divide the interior without a backyard building
+2 net new homes / market-rate model
Urban Acupuncture modeled standard plan
Square four-townhouse pack
4 homes, 3 net new, existing house replaced
A6aPlan passport available · parcel screening and citywide fit calibration pending
Replace one existing house with four compact three-story townhomes in a 39 by 39 foot square pack.
- Homes
- 4
- Building type
- Four three-story townhomes in one square pack
- Existing house
- Replace
- Typical new footprint
- 39 × 39 ft
Replace one house; place the complete 39 × 39 foot pack in the full redevelopment envelope
+3 net new homes / market-rate model
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Backyard quad behind house
5 homes, existing house kept
A6bThe existing house stays as-is, with four compact townhomes placed in the rear yard.
- Homes
- 5
- Building type
- Four three-story townhomes behind a retained house
- Existing house
- Keep as-is
- Typical new footprint
- 39 × 39 ft
Keep the existing home; add a compact 39 × 39 foot rear-yard quad
+4 net new homes / market-rate model
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Flats + backyard quad
6 homes, 2 income-restricted, existing house kept
A7Existing house converts to 2 affordable flats, with room for 4 townhomes behind. Nothing demolished.
- Homes
- 6
- Building type
- Two flats in the retained house plus four rear townhomes
- Existing house
- Keep + convert
- Typical new footprint
- 39 × 39 ft
Convert the house; add a compact 39 × 39 foot backyard quad
+5 net new homes / 2 income-restricted