Housing Types

1. Unique house designed by an architect and built by a contractor to meet the needs of an individual family.
3. Designing the interior of private homes
8. Design of interiors that enhance the patient’s journey from illness or injury back to improved health.
11. Detached or separated dwelling designed to be used by one household.
12. Multiple houses of a similar style are built on a tract of land that becomes a subdivision.
13. Rented single level housing, in a building that houses many families.
14. Involves the design of all areas that are not residential.
15. Design of places to meet with others, relax, feel safe, purchase lodging, or food.
16. Houses that are built in boxes/rooms and shipped to the building site to be assembled.

1. Design of office buildings and spaces.
2. Houses that are typically under 400 square feet.
4. Design of public spaces that are funded from both public and private funds, but not privately owned.]
5. Dwellings that are designed to be used by more than one household, with each having their own private living unit.
6. Design of an interior to visually market a set of products
7. Houses that are completely built in a factory or plant and pulled to the lot on wheels.
9. Home where you own an individual unit in a multi-family dwelling. You become part owner of the common areas.
10. Individual multi-level houses that share one to two common walls.