A controversial development pits affordable housing mandates against historic preservation in the shadow of UC Berkeley In a city where Victorian cottages and Craftsman bungalows define the landscape, a proposed 208-foot residential tower is forcing Berkeley officials to confront an increasingly common dilemma: how to solve California's housing crisis without erasing its architectural heritage. The […]
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