Part C: Specify Your Requirements Now research the types and sizes of homes that are generally found in your neighborhood. Some ZIP
codes have a wide range of homes, while others do not. For example, in a densely populated city, narrow
multifamily apartment buildings with narrow lots tend to be more common. In the suburbs, however, you
may find homes in a variety of sizes and larger lots.
Based on your answer to part B and your research on the types and sizes of homes in this region, name
any three specifications that reduce carbon dioxide expenditure and promote biodiversity in the
neighborhood you chose. These specifications should be what you think an eco-friendly home in this ZIP
code should have.