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    A townhouse is a single-family home that shares one or more walls with other townhouses. It is owned independently but shares common walls. Townhouses are generally smaller and less luxurious than stand-alone homes. They provide an affordable housing option where similar homes are built in a row sharing walls to save space.

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    A townhouse is a single-family home that shares one or more walls with other townhouses. It is owned independently but shares common walls. Townhouses are generally smaller and less luxurious than stand-alone homes. They provide an affordable housing option where similar homes are built in a row sharing walls to save space.

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    A townhouse is a single-family home that shares one or more walls with other townhouses. It is owned independently but shares common walls. Townhouses are generally smaller and less luxurious than stand-alone homes. They provide an affordable housing option where similar homes are built in a row sharing walls to save space.

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    TOWNHOUSE

    ARCHITECTURE
    TOWNHOUSE
    Also known as a townhome or a row house, this is a style of housing
    where similar homes are in a row and share a common wall. wealthy
    family.
    WNHOUSE • CONDOMINIUM • DUPLEX • ROWHOUS
    WNHOUSE CONDO DUPLEX ROWHOUSE

    ingle family One owns the A duplex is a Will generally be


    me that shares interior of the unit building having two smaller and less
    e or more walls and also a units close to each luxurious than a
    h other specified share of other. A duplex is dwelling called a
    dependently the undivided two apartments townhouse
    wned units interest of the having separate
    remainder of the entrances.
    building and land
    known as common
    elements
    ANDARD REQUIREMENTS
    (TGFA)
    CTER TYPE OF INT. AND INSIDE OR CORNER THROUGH CORNER- CORNE
    / BLG/ END LOT REGULAR LOT LOT THROUGH LOT
    ANC STRUCURE LOT LOT ABUTT
    3 OR M
    STREET
    ETC.
    tial R-4 3 (floors/ 3 x 80% of 3 x 80% of 3 x 80% of 3 x 80% of 3 x 80
    A-I Individual storeys) x TLA TLA TLA TLA TLA
    t Townhouse 80% of TLA
    Lots/ Units

    : Building Height Limit (BHL) multiplied by the Allowable Maximum Building Footp
    MBF) expressed as a percentage (%) of the Total Lot Area (TLA). Figure subject to
    ction to comply with the floor area component of the Allowable Maximum Volume
    Building (AMVB).
    ANDARD REQUIREMENTS
    (PARKING)
    CIFIC USES OR OF CHARACTER OF OCCUPANCY/ MIN. REQ. PARKING SLOT,
    UPANCY TYPE OF BUILDING PARKING AREA & LOADING
    SPACE REQ.
    sion A-I Units located in town house R-4 Units w/ 50 sqm. GFA provide
    BLDGS regardless the number of pooled parking slot for every 2
    storeys. units of fraction thereof (with
    more than 2 but not less than
    units).
    Units w/ 50 – 150 sqm. GFA m
    provide 1 parking slot per unit
    Units w/ 150 sqm. or more GFA
    must provide 2 parking slots ea
    unit.
    ANDARD REQUIREMENTS
    (SETBACKS)
    PE OF FRONT SIDE REAR
    CUPANCY
    4.50 2.00 2.00
    ample Plans
    Design Translation
    Design Translation
    Duplex

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