McMansions are nothing but large track houses. The small house examples here are the track house. There are way bigger problems than articulated, like ecology

McMansions are nothing but large track houses. The small house examples here are the track house. There are way bigger problems than articulated, like ecology, economics, egonomics, and more, but calling these houses architectural is pretending like architecture is actually a factor, when in reality, for McMansions and track houses alike, that's just not the case: it's all toothpicks and gypsum, stamped out of a design factory. There is no "architecture", because the buyers don't know shit, can't afford real design, and probably care less about the style than they do the suburb, neighborhood, policing, schools, etc. One thing this article does give away tho, is how much these houses are showcased exactly like hamburgers in commercials vis a vis what you get at the fast food chain: everything in the commercial is pushed forward and jutting out the front: windows, awnings, decks, etc. That's why they call them McMansions.