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Most dwellings in Haiti are of a poor standard, as the majority of people live in severe poverty. Many houses are one floor high, square and small buildings made of the materials available in the nearby area, with no running water or indoor sewage system. Houses of the colonial era, the gingerbread houses, are usually left to decay. |
Typical house in Cap Haitien | 
Dwellings near the river in Cap Haitien | 
Ship shaped house in Cap Haitien |
Decaying gingerbread house in Cap Haitien | 
Bamboo house in Milot | 
Pink house in Hinche |
Small house in the mountains near Milot | 
Houses in Pignon | 
Detail from a house in Milot |
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