What types of villas are there?

Villa, I believe everyone has heard of it. In addition to its basic living function, it mainly embodies the quality of life and enjoyment characteristics. So what types of villas are there in life? Let's take a look at them together.

What types of villas are there?

What is a villa?

Villa refers to a garden house built in the suburbs or scenic spots for recuperation. In addition to the basic functions of residence, villa mainly embodies the characteristics of quality of life and enjoyment, and is an independent manor-style residence in the modern sense.

Introduction of villa types

At present, in the market, we divide villa products into five categories according to the architectural form of villas: single-family villas, townhouses, single-family villas, stacked villas and sky villas.

1, independent villa

A single-family villa is a single-family house with an independent space above, a private garden in the middle and a basement below. It is an independent house with strong privacy. It is characterized by independent spaces up and down, left and right. Generally, there are green spaces, courtyards, swimming pools, pavilions, basketball courts and so on around the house. This type is the oldest villa with strong privacy and high market price, and it is also the ultimate form of villa architecture.

What types of villas are there? Introduce several villa types (Source: Photo Network)

Compared with garden houses, stacked villas and townhouses, the design of single-family villas is loved by real high-end successful people because of its good privacy and high-end community environment.

2. townhouses

The townhouse has a private courtyard, terrace and garage. It consists of three or more apartment buildings, a row of two to four floors are connected together, and every few units use external walls, with a unified plane design and independent entrances.

Townhouse is the main form adopted by most economical villas. Its main features are: low density, low volume ratio, environmental protection and energy saving.

3. Single-family villas

It is an intermediate product between conjoined villas and single-family villas. It is a single-family villa composed of two villas with open outdoor space.

Single-family villas have the following characteristics:

A, reduce the density of the community, increase the lighting surface of the house, and make it have a broader outdoor space.

B, single-family villas are basically daylighting on three sides. The rooms outside usually have more than two daylighting surfaces, with many windows, good ventilation and, more importantly, daylighting and viewing.

4. Overlapping villas

Overlapping villa is an extension of overlapping townhouses, between villas and apartments, and is formed by overlapping multi-storey villa-style duplex houses. It is usually a four-story building with an attic. It consists of villas, and each unit has two or three floors.

Compared with townhouses, this kind of studio can enrich the independent curved surface modeling and overcome the shortcomings of townhouses to some extent.

5, the sky villa

The sky villa, also known as the "attic in the sky", is a mansion at the top of a high-rise building. Generally speaking, it is a villa-shaped large duplex/duplex apartment built on the top of apartments or high-rise buildings. The advantage of the air villa is its good geographical location, broad vision and transparency.

From the architectural form, the appearance and modeling of villas have already broken the regional and national boundaries, and almost all the villa architectural styles in the world are reflected in the villa market in China. In fact, the division of architectural styles is very complicated in terms of architectural theory, but according to the domestic market, the villa architectural styles that are popular on the market at present are as follows:

China traditional garden style.

B, Japanese.

C, traditional European style.

D. north American style.

E, modern style.

Compared with urban luxury houses, urban villas can occupy more natural resources and enjoy more green landscape environment. Compared with suburban villas, urban villas can enjoy more urban conveniences. City villa has both city and villa lifestyles, giving people more freedom and imagination. Urban villas should have beautiful natural landscapes and convenient urban life, and also have low-density property forms. Each household should also be equipped with a private garden and courtyard.

Judging from the current situation, urban villas include the above-mentioned single-family, townhouse and superimposed official residence. From the planning point of view, it is almost impossible to build single-family houses in cities, mainly in two forms: townhouses and superimposed bureaucrats. Of course, there are also classified by use, mainly divided into: living villas, holiday villas, rental villas, business villas and so on.

The above is about what types of villas there are and the introduction of several types of villas.