Attached housing refers to dwelling units that are connected to each other on at least one side, often separated by firewalls or other physical partitions. This stands in contrast to detached housing, where structures are standalone.
A floor plan is a scaled diagram of a room or building viewed from above. The floor plan may depict an entire building, a single floor of a building, or a single room. It may also include measurements, furniture, appliances, or anything necessary for the purpose of the plan.
A gable roof is a type of roof characterized by its triangular shape, with the ridge forming an angle at the top and each eave forming an angle at the bottom.
A load-bearing wall is an essential structural component of a building that supports the weight from the roof, floor, and above stories, transferring weight to the foundation.
Rendering refers to a drawing, usually in watercolor or oil painting, that provides a perspective view of a proposed building or development. It serves to visually present how a structure will appear once completed, including landscaping. Compared to technical elevation drawings, renderings are more artistic representations.
A landmark property that is well known by the public and highly sought by institutional investors such as pension funds and insurance companies. Generally features one-of-a-kind architectural designs, the highest quality of materials, and expensive finishes. These properties are more desirable than Class A buildings and are likely to stand for hundreds of years.
