Would could possibly do the laminate perpendicular to the wood to help make it look like two "styles", however I feel it will never look very good side by side.

Really appreciate it.This is a very narrow but deep lot so the units will actually be perpendicular to the front of the lot with a single drive down the side for garage access.

Access to the closest land would require cutting across a 150 acre parcel perpendicular to the way the roads are cut.

Like 4'x8' perpendicular to the road to get read from both sides.

The street runs perpendicular and connects to a street to the north and south.

The outer plate sits on the concrete wall but outer frame (which is 3 ft from the outside wall) is only supported by interior walls running perpendicular and even at that they are not build the way I would build them to hold weight.  

If this becomes a DIY job, @Jim Adrian, would I just lay the rolls perpendicular across the existing insulation or remove the existing stuff and start fresh?

IMO your options are: 1) leave it and paint (I like the spray,spray, spray idea) 2) Strap it (1x4 screwed perpendicular to the framing) and new drywall, tape, texture?

As Brian mentioned - Joists above the wall running parallel to the wall being removed = non-structural, running perpendicular = likely (but not always) structural. 

One of my homes is actually on a street perpendicular to the major hospital in the area.