Terraced house - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 08:55, 11 November 2020

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	* Residential definition.		* Residential definition.
	* Sheltered housing definition.		* Sheltered housing definition.
		+	* Stand-alone building.
	* Terraced houses and the public realm.		* Terraced houses and the public realm.
	* Types of building.		* Types of building.

Designing Buildings at 13:44, 6 October 2020

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	* Use of railway carriages as holiday homes and permanent housing.		* Use of railway carriages as holiday homes and permanent housing.

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Designing Buildings at 14:30, 31 March 2020

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	The [https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/english-housing-survey-2014-to-2015-headline-report English Housing Survey Housing Stock Report, 2014-15], prepared by the Department of Communities and Local Government, categorises terraced houses as:		The [https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/english-housing-survey-2014-to-2015-headline-report English Housing Survey Housing Stock Report, 2014-15], prepared by the Department of Communities and Local Government, categorises terraced houses as:

−	=== Small terraced house ===	+	== Small terraced house ==

	A house with a total floor area of less than 70 sq. m forming part of a block where at least one house is attached to two or more other houses. The total floor area is measured using the original EHS (English Housing Survey) definition of usable floor area, used in EHS reports up to and including the 2012 reports.		A house with a total floor area of less than 70 sq. m forming part of a block where at least one house is attached to two or more other houses. The total floor area is measured using the original EHS (English Housing Survey) definition of usable floor area, used in EHS reports up to and including the 2012 reports.
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	That definition tends to yield a smaller floor area compared with the definition that is aligned with the Nationally Described Space Standard and used on the EHS since 2013. As a result of the difference between the two definitions, some small terraced houses are reported in the 2014 Housing Stock Report as having more than 70 sq. m.		That definition tends to yield a smaller floor area compared with the definition that is aligned with the Nationally Described Space Standard and used on the EHS since 2013. As a result of the difference between the two definitions, some small terraced houses are reported in the 2014 Housing Stock Report as having more than 70 sq. m.

−	=== Medium/large terraced house ===	+	== Medium/large terraced house ==

	A house with a total floor area of 70 sq. m or more forming part of a block where at least one house is attached to two or more other houses. The total floor area is measured using the original EHS definition of useable floor area which tends to yield a small floor area compared with the definition used on the EHS since 2013.		A house with a total floor area of 70 sq. m or more forming part of a block where at least one house is attached to two or more other houses. The total floor area is measured using the original EHS definition of useable floor area which tends to yield a small floor area compared with the definition used on the EHS since 2013.

−	=== End terraced house ===	+	== End terraced house ==

	A house attached to one other house only in a block where at least one house is attached to two or more other houses.		A house attached to one other house only in a block where at least one house is attached to two or more other houses.

−	=== Mid terraced house ===	+	== Mid terraced house ==

	A house attached to two other houses in a block.		A house attached to two other houses in a block.
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		+	NB Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, [https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/830643/190910_Tech_Guide_for_publishing.pdf Permitted development rights for householders, Technical Guidance], September 2019 defines a terraced house as:
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		+	'...a dwellinghouse situated in a row of 3 or more dwellinghouses used or designed for use as single dwellings, where:
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		+	* (a) it shares a party wall with, or has a main wall adjoining the main wall of, the dwellinghouse on either side or
		+	* (b) if it is at the end of a row, it shares a party wall with or has a main wall adjoining the main wall of a dwellinghouse which fulfils the requirements of subparagraph (a).

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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	* Use of railway carriages as holiday homes and permanent housing.		* Use of railway carriages as holiday homes and permanent housing.

−	[[Category:Standards_/_measurements]]	+	[[Category:Standards_/_measurements]] [[Category:DCN_Standard]]

Editor at 13:40, 2 November 2018

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

−	According to the Planning (Subterranean Development) Bill [HL] 2015-16, Terraced houses are defined as ~~‘‘a~~ row of adjoining buildings where each building has a wall built at the line of juncture between itself and the adjoining property which provides structural support to itself and a building on the adjoining property.~~"~~	+	According to the Planning (Subterranean Development) Bill [HL] 2015-16, Terraced houses are defined as, 'a row of adjoining buildings where each building has a wall built at the line of juncture between itself and the adjoining property which provides structural support to itself and a building on the adjoining property.'

	The [https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/english-housing-survey-2014-to-2015-headline-report English Housing Survey Housing Stock Report, 2014-15], prepared by the Department of Communities and Local Government, categorises terraced houses as:		The [https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/english-housing-survey-2014-to-2015-headline-report English Housing Survey Housing Stock Report, 2014-15], prepared by the Department of Communities and Local Government, categorises terraced houses as:
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	=== Small terraced house ===		=== Small terraced house ===

−	A house with a total floor area of less than 70 sq. m forming part of a block where at least one house is attached to two or more other houses. The total floor area is measured using the original EHS (English Housing Survey) definition of usable floor area, used in EHS reports up to and including the 2012 reports. That definition tends to yield a smaller floor area compared with the definition that is aligned with the Nationally Described Space Standard and used on the EHS since 2013. As a result of the difference between the two definitions, some small terraced houses are reported in the 2014 Housing Stock Report as having more than 70 sq. m.	+	A house with a total floor area of less than 70 sq. m forming part of a block where at least one house is attached to two or more other houses. The total floor area is measured using the original EHS (English Housing Survey) definition of usable floor area, used in EHS reports up to and including the 2012 reports.
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		+	That definition tends to yield a smaller floor area compared with the definition that is aligned with the Nationally Described Space Standard and used on the EHS since 2013. As a result of the difference between the two definitions, some small terraced houses are reported in the 2014 Housing Stock Report as having more than 70 sq. m.

	=== Medium/large terraced house ===		=== Medium/large terraced house ===
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	A house attached to two other houses in a block.		A house attached to two other houses in a block.

−	~~= Find out more =~~	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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	* Apartment.		* Apartment.
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	* Cottage.		* Cottage.
	* Curtilage.		* Curtilage.
		+	* Domestic building.
	* Double fronted house.		* Double fronted house.
	* Duplex.		* Duplex.

Editor at 14:22, 4 September 2018

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	=== Small terraced house ===		=== Small terraced house ===

−	A house with a total floor area of less than ~~70m2~~ forming part of a block where at least one house is attached to two or more other houses. The total floor area is measured using the original EHS (English Housing Survey) definition of usable floor area, used in EHS reports up to and including the 2012 reports. That definition tends to yield a smaller floor area compared with the definition that is aligned with the Nationally Described Space Standard and used on the EHS since 2013. As a result of the difference between the two definitions, some small terraced houses are reported in the 2014 Housing Stock Report as having more than ~~70m²~~.	+	A house with a total floor area of less than 70 sq. m forming part of a block where at least one house is attached to two or more other houses. The total floor area is measured using the original EHS (English Housing Survey) definition of usable floor area, used in EHS reports up to and including the 2012 reports. That definition tends to yield a smaller floor area compared with the definition that is aligned with the Nationally Described Space Standard and used on the EHS since 2013. As a result of the difference between the two definitions, some small terraced houses are reported in the 2014 Housing Stock Report as having more than 70 sq. m.

	=== Medium/large terraced house ===		=== Medium/large terraced house ===

−	A house with a total floor area of ~~70m2~~ or more forming part of a block where at least one house is attached to two or more other houses. The total floor area is measured using the original EHS definition of useable floor area which tends to yield a small floor area compared with the definition used on the EHS since 2013.	+	A house with a total floor area of 70 sq. m or more forming part of a block where at least one house is attached to two or more other houses. The total floor area is measured using the original EHS definition of useable floor area which tends to yield a small floor area compared with the definition used on the EHS since 2013.

	=== End terraced house ===		=== End terraced house ===
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	* Bungalow.		* Bungalow.
	* Condominium.		* Condominium.
		+	* Cottage.
	* Curtilage.		* Curtilage.
	* Double fronted house.		* Double fronted house.

Editor at 11:37, 30 May 2017

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	* Apartment.		* Apartment.
	* Approved documents.		* Approved documents.
		+	* Back-to-back housing.
	* British post-war mass housing.		* British post-war mass housing.
	* Bungalow.		* Bungalow.

Designing Buildings at 07:17, 30 April 2017

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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

		+	* Apartment.
	* Approved documents.		* Approved documents.
	* British post-war mass housing.		* British post-war mass housing.

Designing Buildings at 11:32, 27 April 2017

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	* Residential definition.		* Residential definition.
	* Sheltered housing definition.		* Sheltered housing definition.
−	* Terraced houses and the public realm	+	* Terraced houses and the public realm.
		+	* Types of building.
	* Use class.		* Use class.
	* Use of railway carriages as holiday homes and permanent housing.		* Use of railway carriages as holiday homes and permanent housing.

	[[Category:Standards_/_measurements]]		[[Category:Standards_/_measurements]]

Designing Buildings at 08:47, 31 March 2017

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	* Condominium.		* Condominium.
	* Curtilage.		* Curtilage.
		+	* Double fronted house.
	* Duplex.		* Duplex.
	* Dwelling		* Dwelling

Designing Buildings at 11:32, 30 March 2017

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	* British post-war mass housing.		* British post-war mass housing.
	* Bungalow.		* Bungalow.
		+	* Condominium.
	* Curtilage.		* Curtilage.
	* Duplex.		* Duplex.