Daily Loud on Instagram: "A family in a Fairfax, Virginia, neighborhood has sparked significant controversy by building a large, three-story addition to their home designed to accommodate three generations of family members. While the structure meets the county’s height requirements, construction has been paused by officials because it was built too close to a neighbor’s property line, violating setback regulations. What’re you doing if your neighbor did this?? 👀🤔"

ArchPro on Instagram: "Built on a tight 4-cent corner plot in Kochi, this residence is a response to extreme spatial constraints and local setback regulations. With only a narrow footprint to work with, the design team saw an opportunity—not a limitation—to explore how tropical modernism could thrive in dense urban conditions. Completed in just 9 months, the two-storey home maximizes space through vertical layering and strategic cantilevers that reclaim volume lost to setbacks. Floating upper fl

Planning Commission grants setback variance for potential Kiewit camp in Nome - KNOM Radio Mission

Biz Buzz: Baxter council votes against setback variance for Five Below