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The town homes at the ends of the rows are the only ones that have accessory dwelling units. Perhaps its because they need side entrance?

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The epomymous square at St Albans which looks more like the trapezoid forms by the characters in the photo title. While this represents the mixed use in this mostly housing development. The non residental uses are very limited and don't seem to have the concentration need to create a viable commercial center.

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This front loaded home has an excellent setback for the garage minimizing the impact of parking and curb cuts on walkability. The cross walk feeds right into the driveway creating a slightly uncomfortable conflict. It does reduce the cost of providing handicap access to the crossing. The utilities are buried which saves the street trees from being hacked away by the power company. Note the ugly utility box on the right. Even with all this good design rear loading is just better.

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Walking the dog long a hillside street front

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This single family home street has a beautiful terminal vista into a garge.

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