New York City is on the cusp of a major transformation with the unveiling of designs for its first Accessory Dwelling Units (A.D.U.s), also known as backyard homes or granny flats. The innovative housing concept aims to address the city's chronic affordability crisis by allowing homeowners to build additional units on their properties. The New York Times has taken a closer look at the designs, showcasing some of the most promising and creative proposals that could soon become a staple of the city's neighborhoods. From sleek, modern additions to cozy, eco-friendly retreats, these A.D.U.s offer a glimpse into the future of New York City's housing landscape.
Designs for New York’s A.D.U.s Are Here. These Are Our Favorites. The New York Times
