privégebouw
Privégebouw is a Dutch term that translates to "private building." In common usage it designates a building that is privately owned or privately operated, as opposed to a publiek gebouw (public building) which is owned, funded, or operated by government or public authorities. The designation focuses on ownership and management rather than function.
Privégebouwen can be residential, commercial, or institutional. They may be owned by individuals, families, corporations, or
Regulatory framework: Private buildings must comply with national and local building codes, safety standards, and zoning
In architectural history and urban planning, privégebouw is used to distinguish non-public sector buildings in inventories,
See also related topics such as private property, public building, architecture, urban planning, and property law.