Residential Housing Complex

• US 20130325754A1
• Filed: 03/11/2013
• Published: 12/05/2013
• Est. Priority Date: 06/04/2012
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Steven Sounyoung Yu
• Original Assignee: Steven Sounyoung Yu
• Inventors: Yu, Steven Sounyoung
• Application Number:
  US13/792,203
• Publication Number:
  US 20130325754A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 705/500
• CPC Class Codes: G06Q 50/20 Education

Abstract

A residential housing complex that includes a school. The school (e.g. primary and/or secondary school) uses a machine-guided teaching curriculum. For example, the school can implement a blended learning curriculum. The residential housing complex may be located in urban areas to provide better schools for families with children.

Claims

1. A residential housing complex comprising:

a group of homes comprising multiple housing units provided in one or more residential buildings; and

a primary and/or secondary school that uses a combination of machine-guided and face-to-face teaching, the school being located within the boundaries of the residential housing complex.

2. The residential housing complex of claim 1, wherein the school is located within 2,500 meters of the residential building(s).

3. The residential housing complex of claim 2, wherein the homes in the residential housing complex are part of a common-interest development.

4. The residential housing complex of claim 2, wherein the homes are governed by a community governing entity that represents the owners of the homes.

5. The residential housing complex of claim 2, wherein the homes share ownership or private right of access to commons properties, and one or more of the commons properties is shared with the school.

6. The residential housing complex of claim 1, wherein the school is within or attached to a residential building.

7. The residential housing complex of claim 6, wherein the school area is accessible from the residential area inside the residential building and/or the residential area inside of the residential building is accessible from the school area.

8. The residential housing complex of claim 6, wherein the residential building has a heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) system, and wherein at least one component of the HVAC system also serves the school.

9. The residential housing complex of claim 6, wherein a commons property of the residential building is shared with the school.

10. The residential housing complex of claim 1, wherein the school occupies a floor space of less than 90,000 sq. ft.

11. The residential housing complex of claim 1, wherein the residential complex is located in a zip code or school boundary where at least one public school has a mathematics SAT®

score in the 75th percentile or below of national or state scores, or less than 85% of the students meet or exceed the state or federal standards for mathematics proficiency.

12. The residential housing complex of claim 1, wherein the residential complex is located within a zip code having a population density of greater than 1,500 people per square mile.

13. The residential housing complex of claim 1, wherein the residential complex is located in one of the following cities or within 15 miles of the border of one of the following cities:

New York, N.Y.;

Los Angeles, Calif.;

Chicago, Ill.;

Houston, Tex.;

Philadelphia, Pa.;

Phoenix, Ariz.;

San Diego, Calif.;

San Antonio, Tex.;

Dallas, Tex.;

Detroit, Mich.;

San Jose, Calif.;

Indianapolis, Ind.;

Jacksonville, Fla.;

San Francisco, Calif.;

Columbus, Ohio;

Austin, Tex.;

Memphis, Tenn.;

Baltimore, Md.;

Charlotte, N.C.;

Fort Worth, Tex.;

Boston, Mass.;

Milwaukee, Wis.;

El Paso, Tex.;

Washington, District of Columbia;

Nashville-Davidson, Tenn.;

Seattle, Wash.;

Denver, Colo.;

Las Vegas, Nev.;

Portland, Oreg.;

Oklahoma City, Okla.;

Tucson, Ariz.;

Albuquerque, N. Mex.;

Atlanta, Ga.;

Long Beach, Calif.;

Kansas City, Mo.;

Fresno, Calif.;

New Orleans, La.;

Cleveland, Ohio;

Sacramento, Calif.;

Mesa, Ariz.;

Virginia Beach, Va.;

Omaha, Nebr.;

Colorado Springs, Colo.;

Oakland, Calif.;

Miami, Fla.;

Tulsa, Okla.;

Minneapolis, Minn.;

Honolulu, Hi.;

Arlington, Tex.;

Wichita, Kans.;

St. Louis, Mo.;

Raleigh, N.C.;

Santa Ana, Calif.;

Cincinnati, Ohio;

Anaheim, Calif.;

Tampa, Fla.;

Toledo, Ohio;

Pittsburgh, Pa.;

Aurora, Colo.;

Bakersfield, Calif.;

Riverside, Calif.;

Stockton, Calif.;

Corpus Christi, Tex.;

Lexington-Fayette, Ky.;

Buffalo, N.Y.;

St. Paul, Minn.;

Anchorage, Ak.;

Newark, N.J.;

Plano, Tex.;

Fort Wayne, Ind.;

St. Petersburg, Fla.;

Glendale, Ariz.;

Lincoln, Nebr.;

Norfolk, Va.;

Jersey City, N.J.;

Greensboro, N.C.;

Chandler, Ariz.;

Birmingham, Ala.;

Henderson, Nev.;

Scottsdale, Ariz.;

North Hempstead, N.Y.;

Madison, Wis.;

Hialeah, Fla.;

Baton Rouge, La.;

Chesapeake, Va.;

Orlando, Fla.;

Lubbock, Tex.;

Garland, Tex.;

Akron, Ohio;

Rochester, N.Y.;

Chula Vista, Calif.;

Reno, Nev.;

Laredo, Tex.;

Durham, N.C.;

Modesto, Calif.;

Huntington, N.Y.;

Montgomery, Ala.;

Boise, Id.;

Arlington, Va.;

San Bernardino, Calif.

14. The residential housing complex of claim 1, wherein the residential complex is located in a census tract where at least one public school has a mathematics SAT®

score in the 75th percentile or below of national or state scores, or less than 85% of the students meet or exceed the state or federal standards for mathematics proficiency.

15. The residential housing complex of claim 1, wherein at least 70% of the housing units have at least two bedrooms.

16. The residential housing complex of claim 1, wherein the residential housing complex is located in an area that is zoned for at least residential and school use.

17. A method of providing primary and/or secondary education to students, comprising providing education services to a residential housing complex of claim 1.

18. A method of providing primary and/or secondary education to students by using a residential housing complex of claim 1.

19. A method of developing real estate, comprising making a residential housing complex of claim 1.

20. A method of attracting or retaining families with school-age children to reside in an urban area by using a residential housing complex of claim 1 within the urban area.