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Housing and Interiors Ch 46 Where You Live Word Wall Words Housing and Interiors Ch 46 Where You Live

accent lighting condominiums landlords traffic patterns lease Chapter 46-48 accent lighting traffic patterns hazard functional furniture condominiums landlords lease multiplex utilities tenant

Definitions Condominiums- individually owned units in a multiple- family dwelling. Landlords- owners of rental housing. Lease- a written rental agreement. Multiplex- Three or more units sharing one building. Utilities- basic services such as electricity, gas, and sewer services. Tenant- someone who rents from a landlord. Accent lighting- an intense beam of light aimed at a painting, sculpture, or other object to create a dramatic effect. Traffic patterns- paths people use to get from one area in a room to another. Hazard- source of danger. Functional furniture- furniture that meets a specific need.