When we first saw this project, we assumed it was yet another condo project in New York.  But upon reading we realized, “It is a single-room occupancy residence, an S.R.O., built to house tenants who had been homeless. Sunny, with modest kitchens and full bathrooms, its apartments are smaller (around 285 square feet) than otherwise legally permitted for studios in New York because different rules apply to housing for social service clients.” Link: Jonathan Kirschenfeld Reimagines the S.R.O. in the Bronx - NYTimes.com

When we first saw this project, we assumed it was yet another condo project in New York.  But upon reading we realized,

“It is a single-room occupancy residence, an S.R.O., built to house tenants who had been homeless. Sunny, with modest kitchens and full bathrooms, its apartments are smaller (around 285 square feet) than otherwise legally permitted for studios in New York because different rules apply to housing for social service clients.”

Link:

Jonathan Kirschenfeld Reimagines the S.R.O. in the Bronx - NYTimes.com