Corner house, ground floor
Hello, i have a house like this, enter in one big room and there is another small room. What your idea about design and devide it? It is high enough, their height about 4 m, and its area around 70 sq m. There is only the ground floor. The entrance is directly from the street. I don t have many photos yet, the location is not empty for better photos. I put what i have, now inside is an deposit.
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last yearI like that its not completely square.
Is this going to be a home or a business?Do you have any sizes?
Is the basement habitable? Does it have windows or stairs?
Do you have enough money to make big changes or is budget limited?
Are there any considerations (such as great view, extra entrance, outside space, location of services such as the toilet ……
And what do you want the place to have when you are finished?
ps does
the image represent the shape?
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Thank you, looks interesting, now i have some photos. I clear them at the interior. But you made the plan exactly.
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