concept   outdoor space

13 commonsense assertions
Cultures (13) Europe (1) India (1) China (1) Highly populated countries (1) Norway (1) Singapore (1) South Africa (1) Sweden (1) Thailand (1) cold climate regions (1) Antarctica (1) Qatar (1) Urban living in Asia (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 outdoor space Europe In Europe, residential properties typically include backyards and gardens for leisure and activities. 5
2 outdoor space India Outdoor spaces in India are multifunctional, serving social, cultural, spiritual, and cooling purposes for residential homes. 3
3 outdoor space China Outdoor spaces in China are often designed with feng shui and traditional elements in mind. 2
4 outdoor space Highly populated countries In highly populated countries, limited outdoor space leads to a preference for communal parks. 2
5 outdoor space Norway In Norway, outdoor spaces are designed to provide warmth in colder climates despite limited usage. 2
6 outdoor space Singapore Singapore has limited outdoor space, leading to a focus on communal parks and urban green spaces. 2
7 outdoor space South Africa In South Africa, outdoor spaces play a central role in social gatherings and activities, such as barbecues. 2
8 outdoor space Sweden Outdoor spaces in Sweden are designed for maximum comfort and usage in cold climates. 2
9 outdoor space Thailand Outdoor spaces in Thailand are infused with spiritual and religious practices reflecting cultural beliefs and traditions. 2
10 outdoor space cold climate regions Cold climate regions focus on insulation and sheltered outdoor spaces due to limitations on outdoor activities. 2
11 outdoor space Antarctica In Antarctica, outdoor activities are limited to sheltered and insulated areas due to the harsh climate. 1
12 outdoor space Qatar In Qatar, outdoor spaces are designed with cooling systems and shade structures to combat the extreme heat. 1
13 outdoor space Urban living in Asia In urban Asia, there is a limited outdoor space, leading to a preference for communal parks and public recreational areas. 1