How to determine your project type at intake.
In this article, we will guide you through the process of determining your project type at
intake. Whether you are planning a single-family development, multi-residential or
mixed development, or a commercial project, we have the information you need to
identify the correct project type.
Identifying the correct project type and build type is crucial as it helps ensure that you
receive accurate information, relevant resources, and appropriate support for your
specific project needs.
Let's explore the different options:
Single Family Development Type
- A single family development type refers to a standalone residential unit intended
for one family or household. - A duplex is a residential building that consists of two separate units, each with
its own entrance, designed to accommodate two families or households. - A triplex is a residential building that consists of three separate units, each with
its own entrance, designed to accommodate three families or households. - A fourplex is a residential building that consists of four separate units, each with
its own entrance, designed to accommodate four families or households. - A subdivision project involves dividing a larger parcel of land into smaller lots or
parcels for individual residential development. - Bare Land Strata refers to a type of residential development where individual
owners have ownership of their respective lots and the shared ownership of
common areas and amenities. - Strata development involves the division of a building or property into
individually owned units, such as apartments or condominiums, where owners
also have shared ownership of common areas and amenities.
Multi-Residential or Mixed Development Type
- Townhomes are residential units that are typically two or three stories high and
- share walls with adjacent units, often forming a row or cluster of homes.
- Residential Low Rise projects encompass multi-unit residential buildings that are
up to five stories in height. - Residential High Rise projects refer to multi-unit residential buildings that are six
stories or higher. - Mixed development projects involve a combination of different types of uses,
such as residential and commercial, within the same building or development
area.
Commercial Development Type
- Assisted Living Facilities provide accommodation, support, and care services for
individuals who require assistance with daily activities. - Commercial developments include buildings and facilities intended for business
operations, such as retail stores, restaurants, or offices. - Community Centers are facilities that provide space for recreational,
educational, and community activities. - Education projects involve the construction or renovation of educational
institutions, such as schools or universities. - Hospital projects encompass the construction or expansion of medical facilities
for the provision of healthcare services. - Hotels are commercial establishments that provide lodging, accommodation,
and related services for travelers and tourists. - Industrial Parks are areas that accommodate various industrial activities and
provide spaces for manufacturing, warehousing, and distribution operations. - Office Towers are tall buildings specifically designed and equipped for housing
multiple office spaces. - Strip Malls are retail developments that consist of a row of individual storefronts,
typically located in a commercial area.