  Let $B_Y$ denote the unit ball of a normed linear space $Y$. A symmetric,
bounded, closed, convex set $A$ in a finite dimensional normed linear space $X$
is called a {\it sufficient enlargement} for $X$ if, for an arbitrary isometric
embedding of $X$ into a Banach space $Y$, there exists a linear projection
$P:Y\to X$ such that $P(B_Y)\subset A$. The main results of the paper: {\bf
(1)} Each minimal-volume sufficient enlargement is linearly equivalent to a
zonotope spanned by multiples of columns of a totally unimodular matrix. {\bf
(2)} If a finite dimensional normed linear space has a minimal-volume
sufficient enlargement which is not a parallelepiped, then it contains a
two-dimensional subspace whose unit ball is linearly equivalent to a regular
hexagon.
