Designing homes in cities: 'Every single inch of space needs to be analyzed and maximized'
Responding to the post-pandemic need for more gathering and work spaces at home, a Brooklyn townhome's renovation – geared to the needs of a family – starts a conversation about using urban living space to the fullest.
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