When Nady Samnang bought a former parking spot in downtown Washington DC, he was approved to build to the lot lines for a 15-foot-wide home, but then zoning changed, and he with his brother had to comply with alleyway setbacks meaning his home could only be 6 feet wide.
The District: A 6-Foot-Wide Alleyway Home
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