Plan A or Plan B?!!
Yasaman Khoshpour
3 years ago
Plan A - Kitchen between Dinning and Family
Plan B - Kitchen in the corner
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Comments (8)my suggestions, in the same external footprint involve only minor changes to what looks like it will be a lovely home and include: more separation between the guest room and the private areas but also allowing internal access, ensuite and wardrobe with optional mini kitchenette with sink, mw, kettle and small fridge and a small table and chairs. I suggest sliding doors for the guest room which are easier to flyscreen securely but in the living and master i've suggested substituting full height windows with top and/or bottom openers instead of some sliding doors to allow more flexible ventilation and they're coincidentally cheaper. The entry door to the master bedroom is relocated for both increased privacy and better access to the view. The combustion stove is central but allows more flexible furniture placement and there's a separate toilet in the main house...See Morefloor plan 14m by 28m floor plan 14m by 28m
Comments (10)obviously there are some "professionals" operating to arguably less than professional standards and unfortunately they contribute to the confusion of the value of what we do, and make it harder for you guys to trust us at the time that you actually most needs us. There is also a significant difference between a Pro who knows what their doing properly clarifying/translating information as required throughout the design process, to having the subtleties and complexity dumbed down for the sake of "plain language" that risks misinterpretation and underestimation of what's involved. I completely agree, it's often made way harder than it needs to be, and I think again it's horses for courses and certainly there are many professionals who would arguably be best utilised for their skills specifically contained to within the professional industry boundaries, yet others who are naturally better at "bridging the gap" and liaising/working/communicating seamlessly with both the clients and the industry. Unfortunately, to the average punter it's very very difficult to distinguish and gauge these critical key differences between the various Pro's....See MoreFloor-plan feedback/ideas needed -What do you think of this floor-plan
Comments (51)siriuskey, Yes, the courtyard is open to the sky (no roof over it), I assume this is what you mean by double story. Ref. below photos, I would love to get this look, especially the first and last photo, where you can see family living space from the first floor. I can't achieve this in my plan as it eats a lot of floor space upstairs. The referred plan (photos) has a very big void combining staircase, hallway and dining area. I know it is not easy with cooling and heating when you have such a big void. So, I explored a few ideas (with my limited knowledge on this topic) before achieving the current floorplan. I have also thought about, in my current plan, extending the void on the staircase to the dining area (it is more like L shape) but i wasn't sure if that makes any difference. keen to hear your thoughts....See MorePondering my floor plan
Comments (17)The following layout would most likely mean that the red door would go and be replaced by a narrow bank of Louvers to allow for the laundry cupboard depth of 800, The window space plus be replaced with a sliding door which can open L or R. Another option would be to combine both openings for 3 x stacker doors. The small window in the laundry cupboard be left of removed depending on how you stack your dryer, ie; directly on top of the washer or wall hung.. This cupboard would be ducted up into the ceiling via a soffit fitted above the cabinets and then ducted out under the eave. The Villa being a two bedder is tight for space and I thought that if you either added a deck to whatever width would be allowed or just a walkway width so that the steps down to ground level could be turned to work better with the garage and clothes drying space. This deck would need to fit with existing Aircon and water tank but would help enlarge the kitchen laundry. I have shown an Island that is 800 x 2m which allows for a situp along the side or you could reduce the island to 600 x 2m with a situp on the end to allow more space around the Island. The back wall would have the 800 x 800 Laundry cupboard which is recommended, fridge, 400 pull out pantry and a 1200 corner pantry with "L" shaped shelves.. You would have space for a clothes basket on top of the washer or above the dryer, and by removing the current door and replacing with a tall narrow 400 window allows more floor space to work from, you could even use the Island to sort out the washing before and after.. Real estate plans aren't correct so once you get access and have your local tradie check it you will be sure of what will fit. Looking at your photo would you be able to make a carport space at the front of the Villa on the opposite side to the garage...See MoreYasaman Khoshpour
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