noun a large, modern house that is considered ostentatious and lacking in architectural integrity
Critiqued for contributing to urban sprawl and lack of community cohesion
Refers to a large, ostentatious house that is mass-produced and lacks architectural integrity
Symbolizes wealth and status, often associated with consumerism and materialism
Used to describe a large, poorly designed house that prioritizes size over quality
A writer may use the term 'McMansion' in articles or books about architecture, real estate, or social trends to describe a large, ostentatious home that lacks architectural integrity or historical significance.
An architect may use the term 'McMansion' to critique or discuss the negative impact of oversized, poorly designed homes on neighborhoods, city planning, and the overall aesthetic of a community.
A real estate agent may use the term 'McMansion' to describe a particular type of property that is characterized by its large size, lack of architectural cohesion, and focus on luxury amenities over thoughtful design.