The document discusses several multi-family housing projects designed by Jonathan Cohen, FAIA LEED AP, including prototypes in Stockton from 2009 on the Weber Institute and Iron Works sites, a 3 bedroom attached duplex in Stockton, projects in San Francisco on Delancey Street, a development in Los Angeles for Mercy Housing and HACLA including attached townhouses and stacked flats, family housing in Point Richmond for Toll Brothers, townhouses in Sacramento on 10th and T Autocourt, stacked flats in San Leandro, infill housing in Sacramento, and a development in San Francisco on Embarcadero.

1. Multi-Family Housing Portfolio Jonathan Cohen, FAIA LEED AP

2. Stockton Housing Prototypes, 2009

3. Stockton Housing Prototypes, 2009 Weber Institute Site

4. Stockton Housing Prototypes, 2009 Iron Works Site

5. Stockton Housing Prototypes, 2009 Iron Works Site

6. Stockton Housing Prototypes, 2009

7. Stockton Housing Prototypes, 2009 1600 SF 3 BR Attached Duplexes Ground Floor 2 nd Floor 3 rd Floor

8. Stockton Housing Prototypes, 2009

9. Delancey Street, San Francisco

10. Delancey Street, San Francisco

11. Delancey Street, San Francisco

12. Delancey Street, San Francisco

13. New Dana Strand, Los Angeles for Mercy Housing and HACLA Community Center Senior Housing Attached townhouses Stacked flats family housing Attached townhouses Small lot single family Small lot single family Small lot single family

14. New Dana Strand, Los Angeles for Mercy Housing and HACLA

15. Point Richmond Housing for Toll Brothers

17. 10 th and T Autocourt Townhouses, Sacramento

18. 10 th and T Autocourt Townhouses, Sacramento

19. Stacked Flats, San Leandro, CA

20. Infill Housing, Sacramento

21. Embarcadero Housing San Francisco

22. Embarcadero Housing San Francisco