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Amanda Grinager
9 years ago

This is a very good concept and needed in urban neighborhoods....

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Jorge Basilio Registered Archit
9 years ago

I support Micro-Unit Housing Project

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Jules Wilson
9 years ago

Would like to see more forward thinking projects, like this one, in San Diego.

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Dan Dixon
9 years ago

Strongly support projects which address housing affordability, transportation alternatives, and urban infill.

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Ryan Fogle
9 years ago

Eliminating sprawl builds better community.

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Joshua Powell
9 years ago

This project is the embodiment of an urban ADU - critical to effective urban density and beautiful, livable cities.

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Greg Wang
9 years ago

Our cities need more homes like these.

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andrew malick
9 years ago

I support housing affordability. I support the right to have a car free living environment. I support this project.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Responsible developers and projects need to be supported!

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Sou Fang
9 years ago

Great project that will serve as a strong precedent against outdated mandatory parking minimums.

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David Marshall
9 years ago

This is forward thinking architecture. Time to allow for deviations from outdated formulas.

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Kelsey Mullen
9 years ago

We need higher density housing!

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Jared Haas
9 years ago

This project needs to be a precedent for the development in the US. We have become too vehicle dependent for too many years. It is time to start allowing buildings to be designed around the pedestrian once again!

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Eduardo Monreal
9 years ago

We need to make homes affordable to everyone. I am a Designer/Builder in San Antonio, TX., trying to solve the same problem.

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Jared Haas
9 years ago

5000 sf? typo?

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Peter Papesch
9 years ago

Diversity takes many forms, some large, some small. All need to be tried in dense urban environments, which offer the lowest CO2 footprint and therefore enhance our profession's climate change mitigation contributions.

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Eric C Lind
9 years ago

Great Idea

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Chris Binger
9 years ago Featured

San Diego needs housing options, more affordable housing, density and high quality Architecture that enhances peoples lives. Developers like Jonathan willing to create high quality projects should be supported in this effort. Especially when trying to build viable projects on smaller lots like 320 West Cedar.

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Josh Burnett
9 years ago

John Segal is the Steve Jobs of architecture. He is a huge inspiration to me

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Much needed and it's a beautiful project !