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Reporter (@nytimes, @landarchmag and others), PA-born New Yorker. I get around by bike and may show up looking straggly.

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Meet the 'Hyper ADU'

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By Jane Margolies Verified
| Breaking One
Norrice Raymaker, a longtime homeowner in the Heights neighborhood of Jersey City, New Jersey, had cast an anxious eye on the once-dignified house on Beacon Avenue. When she walked by the three-story home back in 2017 and 2018, she admired its wraparound porch and vestiges of earlier landscaping. But Raymaker, who was then a member of the local neighborhood association as well as president of the Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy, a preservation group, worried its days were numbered.
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A Personal Car Collection Becomes A Museum In Lviv, Ukraine

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By Jane Margolies Verified
| Interior Design Verified
When Viktor Karachun, a prominent Ukrainian businessman and a cofounder and co-owner of the ATB-Market chain of discount grocery stores, hired the small local studio Koshulynskyy & Mayer to design his house, his passion for vintage automobiles came to light. Designer Karina Mayer, architect Danylo Koshulynskyy, and he were planning the home’s garage when it became clear that Karachun didn’t have just a vehicle or two; he owned over three dozen.
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Meet the ‘Hyper A.D.U.’

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By Jane Margolies Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Norrice Raymaker, a longtime homeowner in the Heights neighborhood of Jersey City, N.J., had cast an anxious eye on the once-dignified house on Beacon Avenue. When she walked by the three-story home back in 2017 and 2018, she admired its wraparound porch and vestiges of earlier landscaping. But Ms. Raymaker, who was then a member of the local neighborhood association as well as president of the Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy, a preservation group, worried its days were numbered.
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