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United States, c. 1935: No. 4859
A triplex with a larger unit on the first floor and two smaller units on the second floor.
Garlinghouse Duplex Designs #6 by L. F. Garlinghouse Co., c. 1935. (Topeka, KS, USA)
$499,000
6 units
Saint John, NB
Wolastoq territory
Detroit, MI
6 bath, 8,364 sqft
$1,799,999
4-Unit apartment building, no traditional bedrooms
Finland, 1956: Asunto Oy Ritokalliontie 7, Munkkiniemi
A four-unit apartment building with living room, dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms, and a bathroom in each unit.
Extra: This house on Google street view.
Nordiske Småhus by Helge Abrahamsen, 1958. (Oslo, Norway) —from my library
United States, 1963: Design D-44
A triplex disguised as a single-family split-level house.
Income Homes …Keyed to the Times by National Plan Service, 1963. (Chicago, IL, USA)
United States, c. 1920: Design No. 700
A duplex with two bedroom units.
Duplex and Apartment Houses by J. W. Lindstrom, c. 1920. (Minneapolis, MN, USA) —from my library
United States, 1909: Design No. 4042
A duplex with two bedrooms in the downstairs unit, and three bedrooms upstairs.
Radford’s Stores and Flat Buildings by The Radford Architectural Company, 1909. (Chicago, IL, USA) —from my library
United Kingdom, 1949: Urban Semi-Detached House
Four bedroom houses with large living spaces.
Housing Manual by the Ministry of Health, 1949. (London, England, UK) —from my library
