Abstract
Most contemporary housing is characterized by increasing visual quality, but that has not stopped the short period of its existence of new ones and the growing number of empty or temporarily used apartments around the world. The article aims to propose using the concept of the "geometric standard of living premises" acquiring knowledge about the living conditions of modern households and their activities and behaviors in the existing premises of the state. As evidenced by the practice of its use in pilot environmental studies, its use can be fruitful in creating local models of stable geometric development of the environment.
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