Which option correctly describes the unit cluster sizes used for the townhouse project?

• A. two-, three-, and four-bedroom units
• B. four-, five-, and six-townhouse units
• C. six-, eight-, and ten-townhouse clusters
• D. single-family homes and townhouses

Answer: (B)

Unit cluster size refers to how many townhouse units share a single cluster or block within the project. For this townhouse plan, the clusters are designed to contain four, five, or six townhouse units. This range provides a balance between density and human-scale design, allowing for efficient layout, shared amenities, and manageable parking and circulation while keeping the development cohesive and walkable. The other options describe bedrooms, larger clusters, or include different housing types, which do not describe the intended townhouse cluster configuration.