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Where would that be? In most of the Western world, you won't get a building permit for (newly) building such units (as 'full' houses, not student flats or some
by roel_v 9y ago
Where would that be? In most of the Western world, you won't get a building permit for (newly) building such units (as 'full' houses, not student flats or some such)
- gambiting 9y agoFunny that you should mention it, because there was an article here some time ago that basically said that 90% of buildings in New York wouldn't be allowed to be built today, they wouldn't get the permits. I've moved several times in my life and never lived in a house/flat that was newer than 50 years old, and older houses/flats were built small - although over here in UK I would argue that if you want space you need to look at older houses, everything new that I looked at was absolutely tiny, 3-4 bedroom houses with bedrooms that would fit a bed and literally nothing else. According to this, 85 square meters is enough for 6 people to live in: http://www.privatehousinginformation.co.uk/site/files/LHMO%20room%20size%20standards.pdf http://www.privatehousinginformation.co.uk/site/files/LHMO%2... I meant a family of 2 adults + 4 children, in which case yes, 85sqm is ample. For just 2 adults + 2 children it's way more than enough.