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Terraced house

A terrace or terraced house (UK), or townhouse (US) is a type of medium-density housing which first started in 16th century Europe with a row of joined houses sharing side walls. In the United States and Canada these are sometimes known as row houses or row homes.

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Nodes273
Edges272
Triples168
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.007326
Components1

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related to United Kingdom and Ireland · 29
Terraced house → Bath, Bath's Queen Square, Belgrave Square, British, Carlton House Terrace, Early, Fashionable, Fitzwilliam Square, Georgian, Great Fire, Huguenot, In Dublin, Irish, It, John Nash, John Woods, London, London's Grosvenor Square, Merrion Square, Nicholas Barbon
related to Further reading · 26
Terraced house → Australia, Belfoure, Charles, Chen, English, Georgian London, Hayward, Heavenly Mansions, Howells, ISBN, John, John Wood, Lansdowne, Malaysia, Mary Ellen, Morris, Muthesius, Princeton Architectural Press, Stefan, Summerson
related to United States · 25
Terraced house → According, Baltimore, Carstairs Row, Despite, Elfreth's Alley, In, It, L'Enfant, Mid-Atlantic, Morris's Folly, Multi-story, New York, Northeast, Philadelphia, Prior, Robert Morris's, San Francisco, Terraced, The, They
related to Origins and nomenclature · 17
Terraced house → As, Belgian, British, Dutch, English, For, Georgian, Gothic, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, The, They, Though, Townhouses, Vicars' Close, Wells, Yarmouth Rows
related to Finland · 16
Terraced house → Armas Lindgren, Eliel Saarinen, English Garden City, Espoo, Finland, Hampstead Garden Suburb, Helsinki, Hollantilaisentie, In Finland, Kulosaari, Later, Munkkiniemi, Ribbingshof, Tapiola, They, What
related to Oceania · 16
Terraced house → Australia, Australian, Britain, Detached, Edwardian, Federation, France, In Australia, Italy, Large, Melbourne, Sydney, Terraced, The, UK, Victorian
related to Southeast Asia · 15
Terraced house → Art Deco, Based, British, Chinese, Earlier, India, International, Introduced, Malay, Malaysia, Malaysian, Singapore, Singaporean, Southeast Asian, Western
related to Uruguay and Argentina · 4
Terraced house → Buenos Aires, Chorizo' House, Montevideo, Standard House
related to External links · 2
Terraced house → Leicester, UK

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houses terraced row housing city house built homes terrace rowhouses many cities century areas philadelphia common found united often style

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Brusselsinstance ofmajor cities0.80text
Antwerp underwent significant urban developmentinstance ofmajor cities0.80text
with the construction of new neighborhoods as extensions of the citiesinstance ofmajor cities0.80text
often entirely around individually owned plots where single-family row houses were builtinstance ofmajor cities0.80text
occupied by both the middle classinstance ofmajor cities0.80text
the bourgeoisieinstance ofmajor cities0.80text
Belgrave Squareinstance ofwhere some of the wealthiest people in the country owned them in locations0.80text
Carlton House Terraceinstance ofwhere some of the wealthiest people in the country owned them in locations0.80text
Merrion Squareinstance ofGeorgian squares0.80text
Fitzwilliam Square housed the city's upper classesinstance ofGeorgian squares0.80text
New Yorkinstance ofIn some cities0.80text
Philadelphiainstance ofIn some cities0.80text

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