I. Dwelling data

1. What is the type of building?

1. What is the type of building?

Residential building: a building which contains mostly dwellings. Residential buildings are broken down in two groups by the number of dwellings: family house, 1-3 unit dwelling residential building and residential building of 4 or more flats.

Holiday resort: a building with one or more units used temporary for recreation, holiday and rest.

Not residential building: any kind of building where the majority of rooms are nonresidential or rooms used for other than habitation purposes, there is at least one dwelling or occupied other housing unit. This building might be a school, office-house, shopping-house, industrial plant. This category contains also other buildings, such as economic (e.g. storage rooms, workshops, shops, garages, wine press-houses, stables), temporary, mobile or other facilities (e.g. huts, hovels, caravans, caves, railway carriages, ships).

The answer "Not residential building" should be marked also in the case of dwellings found in institutional buildings, such as buildings of dormitories, workers' accommodation houses, social homes, children's homes, daily nurseries, hotels, pensions, hospitals.