INTRODUCTIONThe main purpose of my design is to create an open plan home where fun, relaxation, and growth for a strong family bond takes place.

CIRCULATIONROUTEABOUT 20%=1,200sqft (for entire site)

- The entire first floor of the house is 2,519sqft and 477sqft (about 19%) will be used for circulation and on the on the second for where their is 1858sqft and 401sqft will be used for circulation- The little room seperated from the rest of the house is 385sqft and 77sqft will be used for circulation -Path for walking and moving around a space.-Between 20-30% of the total square footage is

KITCHEN13’4.1875”*23’8.5”+4’8.125”*13’.125”=380.1sqft

- Large double door refrigerator that is typically about 6’5”*4’5”*3’- Enough space for regrigerator door swing about 2’- Center Island about 7’5”*2’5”*3’- Minimum of 2’10” door opening - Double sink around 2.5’*1.5’- Minimum work triangle space of 3’- 10’*3’*3’work counter top space for sink, stove, and oven- About a 3’*2’ stove top-kitchen bar top about 10’*2’- Stove size around 3’*3’ because you want the stove to be flushed with the countertop- Wall mounted cabinents for storage- Pantry size about 6’5”*3’- Cystal wine cellar

BEDROOMSBedroom 1: Master15’7.25”*25’11.25”+7’33125”*19’6.4375”=546.78sqft- King size bed 6’3”*6’6”- Small couch about 4’*2’5”- 2 side tables about 3’*2’*2’5”- Dresser about 10’*2’*2’5”- Double door size is 6’*6’8” with a minimum 3’ clear-ing for the door to swing

Bedrooms 2,3,4Bed 2 (Guest): 14’*13’1.5”=183.7sqftBed 4 (Kid): 11’10.625*19’8.25”+1’*6’9”=240.74sqftBed 5 (Baby): 12’10”*10’6.94”=135.81sqft- Queen size bed 5’*6’6”- Full size bed 4’6”*6’3”- 1 side table size about 3’*2’*2’5”slingle door 3’*6’8” with a minimum 3’ clearing for the door swing- Dresser about 5’*2’*2’5”- Double sliding door 6’*6’8”(for closet)- 2’6” of space for depth of closet- Average single size door is 3’*6’8”

Bedroom 3: Playroom14’*13’1.5”=183.7sqft- small sofa about 4’*2”*2’8”- small coffee table about 2’2”*2’*1’5”- double sliding door 6’*6’8”(for closet)- Average single size door is 3’*6’8” with a 3’ clearing

DINING/LIVINGFAMILY ROOMDining Room13’10.44”*12’7.0625”=174.56sqft

- Room should be near the kitchen and family room- Large dining table about 4’5”*16’- 8 dining chairs about 1’6”*2’*1’6”- 2 end dining chairs about 1’6”*2’6”*1’6”

Living Room16’9.4375”*17’+4’.3125”*9’8.25”=376.14sqft

- Sofa size 8’5”*3’6”*2’10”- 2 chairs about 2’4”*2’*3’

Family Room13’2.75”*23’8.5”+6’10.75”*13’1.5”=400.1sqft

- Large sectional sofa about 14’*9’*1’5”- Coffee table around 6’*2’5”*1’5”- Round breakfast table 4’5” in diameter- 6 chairs about 1’6”*2’*1’6”

BATHROOMSBathroom 1 (Master)12’4.6875”*13’1.5”=162.59sqft- Bath tub size about 6’*3’- Wet room with walk in shower about 4’6’ and self stand-ing tub 3’*6’- toilet about 2’*1’2”*2’4”- Bidet about 2’*1’2”*2’4”- Average single pocket size door is 6’*6’8” for toilet room

- Average single size door is 3’*6’8” with a 3’ clearing- double sliding door 6’*6’8”

Bathrooms 2(Guest) & 3(Playroom)Bath 2: 10’*9”= 90sqftBath 3: 6’3.5”*8’6.75”=53.87sqft- Shower will be about 3’*5’ for bath 3- Vanity about 2’6”*1’9”- Toilet size about 2’*1’2”*2’4”- Average single pocket size door is 6’*6’8”

Bathroom 5 (Jack and Jill)9’*12’11.25”=116.46sqft- Vanity size about 2’*1’6”- Toilet about 1’9”*1’2”*2’3”

- Average single size door is 3’*6’8” with a 3’ clearing- Tub will be about about 3’*5’ for bath 2

Bathroom 4: Powder8’7.75”*6’8.75”= 57.7sqft- - Vanity size about 2’*1’6”- Toilet about 1’9”*1’2”*2’3”

- Average single size door is 3’*6’8” with a 3’ clearing

STORAGEWalk-in closet (Master Bedroom)10’9.94”*6’4.94”=69.41sqft- Average pocket size door is 6’*6’8”- 2ft space for hanging clothes on the left and right side of the closet- small bench about 1’6”*2’*1’6”

Walk-in closet (Master Bedroom)5’8.94”*9’7.5”=55.17sqft- 2ft on the left and right of the closet as space for

hanging clothes- Average pocket size door is 6’*6’8”

Garage19’8.25”* 19’8.25”=387.5sqft- Space for 2 cars- multiple wall mounted cabinets about 2’*2’*1’1”

Laundry Room6’3.5”*17’6.375”+2’6”*12’11.875”=142.74sqft- Iron and folding station- Utility sink around 2’2”*2’4*1’3”- Some cabinets that are 2’*2’*1’1”

YOGA/ SAUNA ROOM 18’11”*20’1”=383.12sqft

OUTDOORS

BARBEQUE AREA8’*16*=128sqft

MINI GOLF10’*18’=180sqft

- The entrance to this room will have enhanced vege-tation including a lot of orchids- 2 massage beds 6’2”*2’8”*2’4”- double sliding door 6’*6’8” for the closet- 2’6” of space for depth of closet- Average single size door is 3’*6’8” with a 3’ clearing- 10’*10’ hot sauna room with bench about 4’*1’2”*1’6”

- Two 4’*8’ mini golf courses

PLAYGROUND20’*18’=360sqft

- Round breakfast table 4’5” in diameter- 6 chairs about 1’6”*2’*1’6”- Small outdoor kitchen with build in bbq and sink 7’*2’4”*3’3”

- Playground size about 20’*18’

RELATIONSHIPDIAGRAMS

LAUNDRY ROOM , GARAGE

FAMILY, LIVING, DINING, AND KITCHEN

BEDROOMS

BATHROOMS

In this diagram the spaces are grouped based on their functions and how the are related to eaother.

The Laundry Room and Garage were grouped together because they are both used for storage. The Family Room, Living Room, Dining Room, and Kitchen were put together because they are used for serving and gathering, which is why they need to be next to eachother in the plan and for easy circulation between the spaces.

LAUNDRY ROOM , GARAGE

FAMILY, LIVING, DINING, AND KITCHEN

BEDROOMS

BATHROOMS

RELATIONSHIPDIAGRAMS

BLOCKINGDIAGRAMS

Public Spaces

Private Spaces

The public spaces are spaces of more interation while the private spaces are for interaction primarily by the resident living in that room.

The Yogs/Sauna Room is private because it is for just the two adults living in the home and the Living and Dining are private because it is an elegant space used for only special occassions.

BLOCKINGDIAGRAMS

Public Spaces

Private Spaces

ADJACENCYDIAGRAMS

With these adjacency diagrams, the big bubble in the center is a function and the smaller bubble surrounding them are the programs to how the function will be achieved.

The lines connect the program and the function.

DESIGN GUIDELINES- Create and open plan home by not having many walls or partitions.

- Incorporate areas for relaxation for the parents such as the master bedroom and yoga/sauna room.

- Have many family areas such as the family room, kitchen, and outdoors for family bonding time between the kids and parents.

- Make a home not just for comfort, but for everyday activities and having fun through creating spaces including mini golf, a playroom, and playground.

- Have a big open kitchen with an outdoor barbeque for cooking and incorporating cultural food from the clients home country of Argentina with a large refrigerator for meat storage and a wine cellar.

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