Cities are complex, always in motion, changing and expanding. Take a look around: long-vacant city centers are coveted again
while formerly polluted industrial manufacturing districts are rezoned for new development. This booklet pairs Van Sinderen Plaza Affordable Housing in Brooklyn with Bridge–205 Race in Philadelphia. Each sits right on the edge of heavy urban infrastructure—rail lines, highways, industrial fabric—and respond to the ever-growing, and never fully met, demand for housing.