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Rebel Garages catalogs and celebrates the Chicago's domestic garage as a unique yet ubiquitous architectural and urban condition. This book shares interviews, policy proposal and case studies to argue that, though small in size, the rebel garage can help transform the way we see the city at large. Using the garage and alley as a model, Rebel Garages proposes that architects can use their design expertise to connect regulatory concerns to the on-the-ground use of buildings and streets.