yksikerroksellinen
Yksikerroksellinen is a Finnish architectural term describing a building that has a single floor. The word is formed from the elements yksi meaning “one” and kerros meaning “storey,” with the adjective suffix -ellinen to indicate that the structure consists of one level rather than multiple storeys. The term is used in architecture, construction, and real estate to distinguish single-storey buildings from multi-storey ones.
Single-storey buildings are common in residential architecture, commercial premises, and agricultural facilities. Typical Finnish examples include
Design and construction considerations include foundation type suitable to soil conditions, roof design to withstand snow
In real estate or architectural discussions, the term helps describe the functional character of a building