Over the past couple of weeks, whilst I have been trying to find employment in my field (and being ultimately unsuccessful thus far) I have not been letting my design skills lapse - and have been putting them to good use designing some more modernist-inspired buildings.
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This one features three sort of box capsule things; the one on the left is the living room, the one on the right contains the kitchen and dining area and the one on the top contains a bedroom and bathroom. The bottom two capsules are linked by a bridge over a small water feature. Lovely!
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With this one, the lower capsule contains the living, kitchen and dining areas, and the top capsule contains the bathroom and bedroom. I'm not sure I like this one much, mostly owing to the fact that the space under the higher capsule is too low to be a functional area (like a carport). That was poor planning on my part.
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I made this one with the intent to purchase. I think this is probably the most successful of the last three modernist-inspired designs. This one has quite a lot of space given that it is only on a 16 x 32 baseplate. The ground floor as a kitchen, dining and living space, and the top floor has a bathroom and bedroom. I really want to buy this model, but I think it's going to be a little while before I can make that happen. Ah well :/
The last model I designed was this one.
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If this one looks a little weird, it was originally going to be both sides of a residence (ie two semi-detached houses), but I ran out of time and decided that I would just go with one side.
Over three floors, the house contains:
Ground Floor: Living area, kitchen, dining area and downstairs loo.
First Floor: Two bedrooms and a bathroom.
Second Floor: Three bedrooms and a bathroom.
That's all for now.
