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Published: 2010-11-13 20:15:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 25371; Favourites: 280; Downloads: 965
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A smaller square footage (about 2500) compact mountain house with two-car garage. Features: unique informal floor plan with novel dining nook surrounded by glass, compact master suite and bathroom, bunk room on second floor for young ones plus a regular bed room and bath, rooms with plenty of windows on many sides, fireplace, slate roof, steep front gable with graceful curve, stone foundation and integrated walls and buttresses, covered front entry porch, and garage with low pitch roof and attic story with storage.ΒElevation drawing is pencil to paper at about 18" wide by 10" high, 3D model is accurate to dimensions on plan, exported to graphics program for further treatments and labels.
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Comments: 29
This would make a really nice ranger station/lodge.
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Fire prevention at it's most luxurious.
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Nothing but the best for the men in green and gray while under the flat hat.
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I felt in love with this house, the first time i saw it.
I dont know, if you know the game Minecraft. But my plan is to build this in the game.
Best Regards
Kimax
web.minecraftness.dk
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Okay show me when you are done. This was an actual client design, but they backed out when the real estate/banking crash started in 2007...
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Okay... I'm done making the house and i have allready uploaded the result.
Check out my gallery [link]
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Sure...
I migth make a little video about it...
but do you have any drawings for the second floor?
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HMMMM Somewhere there is, but maybe not scanned, and on a big sheet, hmmmmm let me see now, how to do it...
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its kinda too late for the print of the second floor...
Maybe i should find a bigger house of yours to build next time...
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Some plans are more complete than others. I see the more drastic/picturesque types as better candidates, but a small cottage might work too.
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I really really like that.. You have carried out it very accurately and carefully and particularly. I like to design houses and room plans too, but Im still beginner and I have to learn so much more.. anyways it is so intresting to look your work.
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Well, my floor plans are for an American market, so keep that in mind. Each part of world will want different arrangements I'm sure...
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Yes you are right and thank you for the advice.
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Great drawing)))
but by our standards, it is huge house XDD
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Yes? Not that big here any more, almost average really...
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wow, i think you just designed my dream house
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There's a story behind it. It WAS for a client, so it WAS someone's dream home...
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Oui je suis du Québec! J'étudie en technologie de l'architecture au Cégep de Trois-Rivières et dans un an et demi j'irai à l'Université de Montréal. As-tu étudié au Québec ou En Caroline?
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No, my parents went to U of Montreal though. I was raised in Detroit! All of my extended family, cousins, aunts and uncles, are all still in Montreal area. My francais, c'est na pas tres beau, so I write English , but I understood what you wrote. I went to school at Michigan State and studied Art History and many other subjects. You are at a technical school? Two yr degree school? Or?
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NO it's only 2500 Square feet! I swear! That's much smaller than most houses being built in an upscale mountain development. Problem is, as the client found out, fixed costs make the house expensive to build anyway. The client pushed for it to be under 2500 SF.
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I just checked, and your in Aussie Land, so square feet is maybe not a good indicator, but trust me, by our standards, this is pretty small...
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