The meaning of home involves much more than “apartment” or “house,” for home is both a physical space and an emotionally grounded psychological concept. My thesis deals with the topic of housing, including the environmental psychology of living in a small area, the effects of space on the individual. I examine this multi-factorial question in relation to the development of home attachment, and I am looking for the answer to the correlations between subjective well-being and the size of the living space.