House
Emergence definition
A house emerges from the intersection of space and building, where organized matter occupies space and interacts with energy, resulting in a self-contained, enclosed structure with a roof and walls designed to provide shelter and space for human activities, building upon the concept of building and the physical expanse of space.
Wiktionary senses
Historical origin
Prerequisite chain
Neighborhood
In other languages
Prerequisites
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A house occupies a physical space.
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An architectural concept relating to house, involving building design, construction, or spatial planning.
Used by
- Albertiplein 24 Maastricht L5
- Albertiplein 2 Maastricht L5
- Antonius Bieleveltstraat 15 Maastricht L5
- Arbeiderswoningen Van Den Berghstraat L5
- Attic L5
- Balay San Nicolas L5
- Basement L5
- Garage L5
- Patio L5
- Porch L5
- Rug L6
- Doorbell L7
- Mailbox L7
- Pantry L7
- Deck Structure L8
- Closet L9
- Couch Surfing L9
- Afro House L10
- Changa Tuki L10
- Tribal House L10