In the 1960s row houses made their way into many urban renewal projects, both government funded and privately developed. A new generation of architects were evaluating established building types and coming up with new designs and approaches.
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| 1400-1428 E. 54th, 1967. Harry Weese and Associates. |
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| 515 W. Belden, 1967. Anderson & Battles. |
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| 515-529 W. Dickens, 1964. Tigerman & Koglin. |
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| 6224-6230 N. Leavitt, 1968. |
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| 1210-1216 E. 48th, 1969. Keck & Keck. |
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