Housing Rehabilation and
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Typology of House
Single Detached House
A free standing residence
building. It means that the
building does not share an
inside wall with any other
house.
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Single Attached Duplex Terraced Houses
Row Houses
House It consist of pairs of A row of identical houses that A row of houses
house side by side as units. are joined together.
They share a partly wall.
joined together.
that are
Typology of House
Bungalow
It is a one story
house usually surrounded by a
veranda
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Apartment
A multi unit Pent House
dwelling made up of several A very
apartments/ Flats/ Condos expensive
within a building.
apartment on
the top floor
of the building.
It occupies the
entire floor.
Mansions
It is a very large and stately dwelling house
for the wealthy.
Typology of House
Mobile Houses
A large caravan, that can be
installed on a permanent site
and that is used a residence.
Also called manufactured
home.
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Shop Houses Mixed Land Houses
It consist of shops on the ground floor. Which
open up to a public in a covered passage and
has residential accommodation upstairs.
The shop house would adjoin each other to
form rows with regular façade.
It is a vernacular style building type that is
commonly seen in areas such as urban
Southeast Asia.
Boat Houses
It is a boat that has been designed
to be used primarily as a human
dwelling.
Typology of House
Mobile Houses
A large caravan, that can be
installed on a permanent site
and that is used a residence.
Also called manufactured
home.
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Shop Houses Mixed Land Houses
It consist of shops on the ground floor. Which
open up to a public in a covered passage and
has residential accommodation upstairs.
The shop house would adjoin each other to
form rows with regular façade.
It is a vernacular style building type that is
commonly seen in areas such as urban
Southeast Asia.
Boat Houses
It is a boat that has been designed
to be used primarily as a human
dwelling.
Typology of House
Stilt Houses
Houses raised on piles over the soil or a body of water. It is still
commonly found in Southeast Asia
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Tepees
A conical tent originally made of animal skins.
Popularized by the American Indians.
Typology of House
Housing,
or
more
generally
living
spaces,
refers
to
the
construction
and
assigned
usage
of houses or buildings collectively, for the purpose of sheltering people — the planning or provision delivered by
an authority, with related meanings. The social issue is of ensuring that members of society have a home in which to live,
whether this is a house, or some other kind of dwelling, lodging, or shelter. Many governments have one or more housing
authorities, sometimes also called a housing ministry, or housing department
Supply, The counterpart to the market demand curve is the market supply curve, which is obtained by adding together
the individual supply curves in the economy. The supply curve slopes upward: as price increases, the quantity supplied
to the market increases. As with demand, there are two underlying effects.
As price increases, more firms decide to enter the market—that is, these firms produce some positive quantity rather
than zero.
As price increases, firms increase the quantity that they wish to produce.
Supply and demand is a framework we use to explain and predict the equilibrium price and quantity of a good. A point on
the market supply curve shows the quantity that suppliers are willing to sell for a given price. A point on the market
demand curve shows the quantity that demanders are willing to buy for a given price. The intersection of supply and
demand determines the equilibrium price and quantity that will prevail in the market
The housing market is a good example of how supply and demand works within an industry. When
the demand for housing is high, but supply is low, home prices often rise. When there is a glut of housing available in a
market, homeowners may lower their prices due to less demand in the market.
Demand, The market demand for housing is important. We call this the market demand curve because it reflects the
choices of the many households in the economy. In macroeconomics, we typically look at markets at this level of
aggregation and do not worry much about the individual decisions that underlie curves such as this one.
As the price of housing decreases, the quantity demanded increases. This is an example of the law of demand, which
derives from two effects:
As the price of a good or service decreases, more individuals choose to buy a positive quantity rather than zero.
As the price of a good or a service decreases, individuals choose to buy a larger quantity.
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