Front elevation for single floor

Best Front elevation for single floor

The conventional high density single-family dwellings, or as it is more commonly referred to single-family homes, are characterized by an open design that takes advantage of the full potential of the space by utilizing every available nook and cranny to maximize the use of the valuable living space.

Because space can be limited, and often existing buildings have some degree of historical significance, an open floor plan that utilizes each nook and cranny to maximize use of space and efficiency is a practical approach to single-family construction.

The principal factors that influence the determination of the front elevation of a building include the land use and orientation, the land slopes, the prevailing winds, and the surrounding structures and land uses.