Town Houses: A Housing Typology by Per Brauneck, Gunter Pfeifer

Town Houses: A Housing Typology Per Brauneck, Gunter Pfeifer ebook
ISBN: 9783764386108
Publisher: Birkhauser Verlag
Page: 128
Format: pdf

May 20, 2013 - The four housing typologies are differentiated as: Townhouse, Condominium, Suite and SOHO. Are as follows: DESCRIPTION Single family house 50' x 100' lot. TYPE Townhouses with 2 car garage. Aug 15, 2009 - In connection with some old historically valuable buildings, it creates an environment of small interconnected units, characteristic to the architectural whole of the old town. Other multiple unit buildings are also more GHG intensive, while townhouses (row houses) are the best (see Figure). Apr 9, 2009 - GHG Emissions: A Function of House Size: Research has been published that suggests the dominant suburban housing form (the detached single-family dwelling) is more GHG intensive than more urban, multi-unit and high-rise apartment and condominium housing forms. However, the entire supposed city than in single family detached dwellings. Apr 3, 2010 - *Off-campus housing/neighborhoods (i.e., fraternities/sororities; "student ghettos;" and "faculty enclaves"), for which TACT features Ithaca, New York, home of Cornell, as its case study. Mar 10, 2011 - Siena Place is a housing development that looks as if it's been stalled since the housing bubble crash. Regarding student Invoking his typology of college towns, Gumprecht also contrasts the agriculturaly oriented K-State/Aggieville to the more cosmopolitan attractions of Lawrence, Kansas, home of his undergraduate alma mater, the University of Kansas (KU). There was a model house, a street of unfinished townhouses, several poorly paved streets and a cop. May 31, 2012 - Building typology is one solution to visualizing and embracing density. Jan 10, 2009 - Glass and steel elements compose the spaces and unify a diverse but consistent palette of materials, resulting in a Modern spatial quality within a traditional town house typology. The townhouses are grouped around an expansive pool of water, where the terraces to each townhouse line the edge of the water.