A Typical Home In Your Nation

[The Children of Mama]

The Children of Mama generally live in large communal dormitories, with rooms set aside for sleeping capsules (shown above), showers and hygiene, and common eating areas and play rooms.

[Sekuoto]

[The International Soviet Union]

Most people live in the city, usually in these.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Versailles_Palace.jpg

Huge estates are owned usually by people in rural areas

[TG Island]

TG Islanders tend to have very large families, these are some typical houses:

[Saint Haden]

The poor usually live in small two-room condos. The owner of the building let's them live in vacant condos to get the extra tax cut.



The Middle-class usually live in nice, modern homes. Though they are not always big but Hadicans spend most of their time outside.



The Upper-class usually live in large, modern, and very nice looking houses



The rich usually have large mansions with large media rooms, hot tubs, pools, and other luxury items.

[Sorgan]

Many people live in art-deco style townhouses such as this:

Many people living in the city live in high-rise apartments which range in quality.

Others live in more modern-style houses such as this.

The rich live in mansions which range in style,size,and quality.

[Unilisia]

Our barracks can hold every active service member in Unilisia, as well as those in the reserves. Our barracks tend to take the form of regular, formerly civilian tenements, strewn about Unilisia's subterranean confines.

[Conoga]

A tenement, usually.

[Ghaknee The Great]

We have glass houses and we constantly throw rocks at them.

[YellowApple]

Some examples of YellowApplan residences:

[Soviet Italian Union]

The Soviet Government started a full-scale building of the People's Homes for the Workers.

The bourgeoise homes and aristocratic mansions became Government Offices.

[Rigsburg]

Higher Income:
Apartment: http://www.layoverguide.com/wp-content/ ... rland1.jpg

House: http://www.bloomberg.com/image/i0pBAW95gQxE.jpg

Upper-Mid income:
Apartment: http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2395/2460 ... 739f_z.jpg


Lower mid income:

Apartment: http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-uEld0pTcgCw/T ... ne+037.JPG

Lower-income:

Apartment: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/c ... yrin01.jpg

[Greater Mackonia]

Typical Rural houses
http://3d-land.net/uploads/iModels/full/screen_5918.jpg

http://www.thai-blogs.com/images/richar ... ouse_3.jpg

http://www.retirementthailand.info/house1.jpg

Most people in the suburbs homes look like this (houses with only 1 family/occupant are rare )
http://www.ingenkonst.se/images/ager2.jpg

The majority of Macks in the cities/inner suburbs live in well kept apartments like such
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http://mediafront.alwaysonvacation.com/ ... 617801.jpg

[Vortropolis]

Upper Class Citizen House:



Middle Class House:



Apartments:



Lower Class House:

[Syleru]

Artist's Rendering of a Standard Living Abode

Rendering of a Larger Living Abode

Rendering of an Estate

Rendering of an Apartment Complex

Rendering of a Mansion

Rendering of a Smaller Home

[Serzchepha]

[Mollistev]

in the cities the poor people lives in tenements like this

in the camp, the poor people lives in houses like this

the middle class live in apartaments like this:

or in houses like this:

in the camp, whealty people live in estates like this:

in the cities, the whealty lives in mansions like this:

or in apartments like this:

[Arkiasis]

Urban:

Suburban:

[Fordal (Ancient)]

Most people live in flats like these. They may not be pretty, but they're cheap.

[Kallstrom]

All people live in this type of apartment, irregardless of income. The income of all Kallstromian is set at most 3 times as much as the lowest paid. Example, the manager of a plant can only be paid 3 times as much as the worker.

[Osterra]

Depends mostly on your location. On this small island of about half a million people, we have 225 000 different households of varying degrees.

Ammann is a district which is home to four large Amish communities.

Deerbourne is a collection of new riverside fishing communities.

Foundington is the first settlement to exceed 100 people. Now it is home to many cute little homes, by the sea.

A relatively new district for the middle class.

A former home to the wealthy has undergone renovation and regeneration.

Horsford is home to those who favour quiet, isolated living, but still with local services. Same for the distant settlement of Lakeside.

The neighbouring towns and districts are full of eco friendly rows for smaller families.

The city's metropolitan area is full of inspiring, green dwellings mostly for the smaller families and working couples.

Students can pay 2 500 NSD rent annually for this.

Alternatively, there are the 8% who live in public housing.

[Cinnagar]

A row of "homes" in Telgran Havel, a major farming collective:
As cheap housing in flats is not available for all civilians, industrial refuse and scrap is often agglomerated into shacks for homeless.

[Alsegra]

Okay, I can't be bothered mining google image search, so you will have to use your imagination. Gasp! Shock! Horror!

Alsegra is about 65% urban, and highly urban at that. The cities are highly built-up, and sport many high-rise apartment complexes ranging from grim concrete tenements to the palaces of the mega-rich (a fairly small segment of the population). The suburbs are largely populated by urban slums, constructed of whatever's to hand - which, as a major shipping hub, means lots and lots of shipping containers converted into housing. While many people are not so well-off, truly abject poverty is rare, and repurposed dwelling like this is regarded as perfectly acceptable. People like to take pride in their homes, whatever their homes may be.

Many people live on houseboats - ranging from un-sea-worthy rafts or hulks to cruise liners - at anchor in Alsegra's harbours.

Rural dwelling tends to be made from natural materials - wood, sod, and stone - and rather modest; rural infrastructure is poor and poverty is widespread in the countryside. Largely due to it being godforsaken bog or mountains. Ecotourism is beginning to bring about a change in rural fortunes, however.

[The Most Blessed Republic of Sebast]

A Typical Sebastian house would look like this, a two storey building based around a courtyard. Men and women tend to have their own quarters particularly in the countryside. Some have said these houses are extravagant but that ignores the fact that several generations normally live under one roof.

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In urban areas, particularly cities all classes favour 5-6 storey apartment buildings brought over from 19th France and in similar style.

[Republic of Outer Germania]

A typical upper-class rural home from the eastern part of Outer Germania:

Middle-class homes are of similar architecture but are generally smaller.
A typical middle-class rural home from the western regions:

A typical upper-class rural home from the western regions:

A typical apartment building in the cities found in the central and coastal regions: