residential blocks
Urban dwelling clusters
Residential blocks are large buildings divided into multiple dwelling units, typically apartments or flats.
The term is common in British English and urban planning contexts, often describing housing developments built as unified structures: The council approved plans for three new residential blocks.
In American usage, a residential block more often means a city block zoned for housing rather than commercial use.
- sewage systemsInfrastructure removing wastewater underground
- zoningSectioning areas by use
- neighborhood associationsResident-run local governance bodies
- noise complaintsObjections to excessive volume
- green roofsPlant-covered building tops
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Dwellings built separately
single-family homes · bungalows · farmhouses · country estates · cottages
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Structures for enterprise use
industrial complexes · business districts · commercial zones · industrial zones · office blocks
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Structures for enterprise use
industrial complexes · office blocks · warehouses · retail centers · shopping malls
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