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The image displays a table detailing household size versus flat size and living space per person across the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s. In the 1980s, 3-room flats are 60 sq m, 4-room 90 sq m, 5-room 120 sq m, and Executive 145 sq m, with average household size at 4.6; living space per person recorded is 13 sq m for 3-room, 20 sq m for 4-room, 26 sq m for 5-room, and 32 sq m for Executive. In the 1990s, 3-room flats are 70 sq m, 4-room 100 sq m, 5-room 130 sq m, and Executive 150 sq m, with average household size at 3.7; living space per person is 19 sq m for 3-room, 27 sq m for 4-room, 35 sq m for 5-room, and 41 sq m for Executive. In the 2000s, 3-room flats are 90 sq m, 4-room 110 sq m, 5-room 140 sq m, and no data for Executive, with average household size at 3.4; living space per person is 26 sq m for 3-room, 32 sq m for 4-room, and 41 sq m for 5-room.
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The table illustrates the space required by one individual to live and the several appratment dimentions from 1980 to 2000. The figures are shown in meter squares.
Overall, the highest household mean size was in the start of the period whereas, the smallest living area was in the lowest room flat type in the same year. The increase in the area of floor plan was seen with the rise in number of rooms.
To begin with, the floor area and living space per person was not measured in 1980 s and 2000 s. The floor area of executive appratments in first two years was accounted for 145 sq m and 140 sq m respectively with the difference of 5 metere squares.
Furthermore, in the second year, the surface area of 4 room, 5 room and executive houses was increasing by 20 sq m reaching at 140 sq m for largest sized flats. The average rate of household area experienced significant decrease which was 4.6 in the beginnging reaching to only 3.4 in the last year.
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