House ground floor — six rooms, 92 m²
Ground floor of a two-storey house on a 10 × 9.2 m footprint: exterior and interior wall weights, hinged, double, pocket and sliding doors, a cased opening, windows, a stair, and furnished kitchen, bathroom and utility rooms.
For the homeowner or designer drafting a house plan in text
Scenario
The ground floor of Linden House, a small two-storey home: living room, open kitchen and dining, a guest bedroom, a hall with the stair to the upper floor, a bathroom and a utility room. Six rooms, 92.0 m². The plan uses the whole residential drawing kit — two wall thicknesses, several door types, windows, a stair, and kitchen and bathroom fixtures.
Annotation key
unit mandnorth— metres, with a north arrowwall exterior thickness 0.30/wall interior thickness 0.12— the two wall weightsroom id "Name" at x,y size WxH— a room placed by its corner;right-ofplaces it beside another roomdoor hall south from start 0.25 width 0.95 id front hinge left swing in— an outside door on one wall of a room, with its position, hinge side and swingdoor between A B at 50% width 1.4 type double— a door in the wall two rooms share;type pocketandtype slidingchange the symbolopening between living kitchen— a doorway with no doorwindow room side at 40% width 2.0— a window on one wall of a roomfurniture kind in room at x,y size WxH rotate 180— a fixture or furniture piece placed inside a room;stairsis placed the same way
How to read
North is up. The living room and kitchen/dining face the garden to the north and share an open doorway; a sliding door leads from the dining area outside. The front door on the south wall opens into the hall, which holds the stair and reaches the living room through double doors, the guest bedroom through a hinged door, and the bathroom through a pocket door. The utility room connects to the kitchen and has its own side door to the outside.