Living Spaces

2. A dome-shaped dwelling made of snow or ice, traditionally used by Inuit people.
4. An open, spacious apartment created by converting industrial space.
6. A circular, portable tent traditionally used by nomadic people.
9. A large, grand residence, often associated with wealth and luxury.
12. An apartment or dwelling located on the top floor of a building.
16. A country house, often used for recreational or vacation purposes.
17. A standalone dwelling with rooms for living, typically with a yard.
18. A small, rustic house, often located in a wooded or remote area.
19. A smaller or less grand version of a mansion, often used in urban settings.
20. A mobile home or caravan used as a residence, often towed behind a vehicle.

1. A type of housing where individuals own their units within a complex.
3. A small, cozy house, often in a rural or picturesque setting.
5. A house built in the branches of a tree, often for recreational purposes.
7. A narrow, multi-story home attached to others in a row or block.
8. A building divided into two separate living units or residences.
10. An Italian term for a large, grand building or palace.
11. A multi-unit building where individual living spaces are stacked.
13. A boat that has been designed or modified to serve as a home.
14. A wooden house with a steep-pitched roof, common in mountainous regions.
15. A single-story house with a simple design, usually with a veranda.