plot size is width 65'-9" and length is 75'-6" facing west. want garage at the left side of the 65'-9" width side and a lawn and tv lounge, drawing room, kitchen, powder washroom, store, three bedrooms with attached dressing room and attached bathroom and a store at the ground floor. and at first floor one tv lounge, study and two bed rooms with attached dressing and bath, and one back terrace at the behind east facing.
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Home office (used to be a study). 12 feet wide by 12.5 feet long. In one corner it's actually diagonal, as if the corner was "cut out". Opposite from that are large bay windows that span most of the width of that wall.
Home office (used to be a study). 12 feet wide by 12.5 feet long. In one corner it's actually diagonal, as if the corner was "cut out". Opposite from that are large pay windows that span most of the width of that wall.
20x20 a bathroom in the far left corner a reverse L shaped kitchen with a living room
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A 2-bedroom apartment with open kitchen-living area, two bedrooms with attached bathrooms, each room must have a double bed, 2 study table, 2 wardrobes. Dimensions 14ftx35ft
A 2-bedroom apartment with open kitchen-living area, two bedrooms with attached bathrooms, each room must have a double bed, 2 study table, 2 wardrobes
a 20'x24' floor plan with kitchen, dining room, two bedrooms and a bathroom
Rectangular living room, 3.20 m × 3.50 m. Furniture: * 3-seat sofa * TV * TV stand * dining table for 4 * 4 chairs Generate several different furniture layouts while maintaining comfortable circulation and keeping the door and window accessible.
Rectangular room measuring 3.20 m × 3.50 m, with a 0.80 m wide entrance door located near the lower-left corner of the 3.50 m wall. There is a 1.50 m wide window centered on the wall opposite the entrance door. The room should function simultaneously as a living room and dining area in a compact apartment. Furniture: * 3-seat sofa, approximately 2.10 × 0.90 m; * TV stand/media console or TV panel, approximately 1.60 × 0.35 m; * 50-inch TV; * dining table for 4 people, approximately 1.20 × 0.80 m; * 4 dining chairs; * small storage cabinet, approximately 0.80 × 0.40 m. Requirements: * Keep the door and window completely unobstructed; * Maintain a minimum circulation width of 0.60 m; * Provide comfortable access to the dining table; * Ensure a good viewing relationship between the sofa and TV; * Avoid blocking natural light from the window; * Use the space efficiently, considering that this is a compact apartment; * Generate multiple alternative furniture arrangements and orientations. Objective: Find different layout solutions that combine living, television, dining, and circulation functions within a small area, prioritizing spatial efficiency.
Office, 3 work stations, reception with 2 visitors seats. On a 16 by 12 feet space, Windows on only one outer wall.
These are two bathrooms with a shared wall. The one at the top is accessed from a door to a bedroom to the right. The one at the bottom is accessed through a hallway door. The top bathroom has a bathtub. The bottom bathroom has a shower. The top bathroom has an overall length of 7'10" to the window and 6'10.5" to the column and width of 5'5.5". Assume the tub has a normal tub width and a length, constrained by the width of the bathroom. The toilet is 4'9" from the window. The sink is against the wall furthest from the window. The bottom bathroom has a length of 8'2" on the long wall and 6'4" on the short wall. The width is 5'5.5". The sink is 4'2" from the far wall. The back of the toilet is against the shoulder wall and the center of the toilet is 1'2" from the side wall. Simulate both bathrooms. Use subway tile on the walls and hex tile on the floors. Use a classic looking plumbing fixtures. For the top bathroom, be sure to capture the window behind the bathtub.
Create a 10x10 vendor tent space. Put 1 six foot table on one side of the space. Combine 1 six foot table and 1 four foot table together to create a "L" shape . Label the tables with their lengths.
Create a 10x10 vendor tent space. Put 1 six foot table on one side of the space. Put 1 six foot table and on the opposite side. Put 1 four foot table sideways against the third side to create an L shape. Label the tables with their lengths.
Create a 10x10 vendor tent space. Put 1 six foot table on one side of the space. Put 1 six foot table and on the opposite side. Put 1 four foot table sideways against the third side. Label the tables with their lengths.
Create a 10x10 vendor tent space. Put 1 six foot table on one side of the space. Put 1 six foot table and on the opposite side. Put 1 four foot table against the third side. Label the tables with their lengths.
Create a 10x10 vendor tent space. Put 1 six foot table on one side of the space. Put 1 six foot table and on the opposite side. Put 1 four foot table perpendicular in the middle of the 2 six foot tables. Label the tables with their lengths.
Create a 10x10 vendor tent space. Put 1 six foot table on one side of the space. Put 1 six foot table and 1 four foot table together forming an "L-shape" on the opposite side. Label the tables with their lengths.
Create a 10x10 vendor tent space. Put 1 six foot table on one side of the space. Put 1 six foot table and 1 four foot table togethet forming an "L-shape" on the opposite side. Label the tables with their lengths.
Create a 10x10 vendor tent space. Put 1 six foot table on one side and 1 six foot table and 1 four foot table forming an "L-shape" on the opposite side. The 4 foot table is perpendicular with the opposite 6 foot table Label the tables with their lengths.
Create a 10x10 vendor tent space. Put 1 six foot table on one side and 1 six foot table and 1 four foot table together forming an L-shape on the other side. Label the tables with their lengths
Create a 10x10 vendor tent space. Put 1 six foot table on one side and 1 six foot table and 1 four foot table forming an L-shape on the opposite side. Label the tables with their lengths
Create a 10x10 vendor tent space. Put 1 six foot table on one side and 1 six foot table and 1 four foot table forming an L-shape on the opposite side
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