One key difference between rural building types and urban building types is their density and scale. Rural buildings are typically scattered over a large area and are often single-family houses or small farm structures, reflecting the low population density and vast land availability in rural areas. On the other hand, urban buildings are usually closely packed together, forming a high-density urban fabric. Urban buildings include residential apartments, office buildings, commercial spaces, and skyscrapers, accommodating a large population in a relatively small land area.
