Residential buildings – are constructions with a long-term exploitation, located on a batch of land within borders, with all auxiliary buildings and comfort elements, where more than half of the total building’s area is used for dwelling purposes.

 

Flat – a dwelling consisting of one or more habitable rooms and auxiliary rooms that meets the requirements for living of a one person or family and is part of the apartment building.

 

Individual house – a dwelling (separate construction) consisting of one or more habitable rooms and auxiliary rooms, with one or more levels, intended for permanent living, usually of a family.

 

The total area of dwellings (flats/individual houses) is determined as the sum of the living area, which includes the area of habitable rooms (bedrooms and living room) of the dwelling and the area of auxiliary rooms (kitchen, hall, bathroom, shower, toilet etc.) of the dwelling, as well as the surface of the loggias, balconies, terraces which is included in the total surface by the reduction coefficients.

 

Non-residential buildings – are buildings designed, exclusively, for other purposes than residential (administrative and production buildings, shops, warehouses, cinemas etc.).

 

Engineering structures – the construction objects which are not classified under buildings, but are designed to create conditions for production, services or social-cultural activities (roads, railways, bridges, stadiums, electric networks, sanitation networks, water networks, gas pipelines, communication networks etc.).