 Following World War II, the FHA favored mixed site plans including both high-rises and garden-style apartments or townhouses.That was a feature of redevelopment projects in many cities, including San Francisco, with its Gateway Center.In general, garden apartments, which had been constructed since the 1930s, have superblocks, generally with off-street entrances, are generally a maximum of two stories tall, repeat with identical buildings throughout a development, feature minimal ornamentation, and use landscaping to increase visual interest.