Trung I still want to see sections. But one comment that it should be easy to fix. Are you sure you want to put the elevator and bathroom entrance on the same hallway? When ever you design you have to put yourself in the place of the user. Also please make sure you draw elevators correctly
These plans are a bit depressing if you lived here. The rooms are packed really tight and then you come out to a double or single loaded corridor, this type of design is a major mistake by early modern architects. Also, I do not understand why there is so much "dead" space surrounding the "open space look down to lobby". In my experience jack and jill bathrooms do not work for privacy, especially when they come right off the bedroom, better to have a cloister type approach with a shared hallway that then leads out to common space. Still do not see windows. Right now this is a machine for living or a prison type environment, both of which makes me feel uncomfortable, break up the corridors as best you can. I can give you some examples from my own work if you need more clarification.
Trung I still want to see sections. But one comment that it should be easy to fix. Are you sure you want to put the elevator and bathroom entrance on the same hallway? When ever you design you have to put yourself in the place of the user.
ReplyDeleteAlso please make sure you draw elevators correctly
Hey Trung,
ReplyDeleteThese plans are a bit depressing if you lived here. The rooms are packed really tight and then you come out to a double or single loaded corridor, this type of design is a major mistake by early modern architects. Also, I do not understand why there is so much "dead" space surrounding the "open space look down to lobby". In my experience jack and jill bathrooms do not work for privacy, especially when they come right off the bedroom, better to have a cloister type approach with a shared hallway that then leads out to common space. Still do not see windows. Right now this is a machine for living or a prison type environment, both of which makes me feel uncomfortable, break up the corridors as best you can. I can give you some examples from my own work if you need more clarification.