Schematex
floorplan·Architectural Graphic Standards · Neufert, Architects' Data · ISO 128 / ISO 129·residential, construction·complexity 3/3·since v0.9.3

Two-storey family villa — registered stairwell

A two-level home drawn as one coordinated plan set, with both floors sharing a scale and one registered stair automatically fitted and direction-labelled from its S1 id.

For the homeowner or architect comparing both levels of a family villa on one sheet

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Two-Storey Family Villa 2 floors, 14 rooms, 208.0 m² total (Ground Floor 104.0 m², First Floor 104.0 m²). 13 furniture items. UP Living Room 20.0 m² Kitchen 16.0 m² Dining Room 16.0 m² Garage 20.0 m² Powder Room 8.0 m² Stair Hall 8.0 m² Entry 16.0 m² Ground Floor 13 m 8 m 5 m 4 m 4 m 4 m 4 m N DN Primary Bedroom 20.0 m² Primary Bath 16.0 m² Family Lounge 16.0 m² Bedroom 2 20.0 m² Linen 8.0 m² Stair Hall 8.0 m² Bedroom 3 16.0 m² First Floor 13 m 8 m 5 m 4 m 4 m 4 m 4 m N Two-Storey Family Villa
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What this shows

Both levels use their own local coordinates but render at one shared scale. The repeated stairs S1 id registers one continuous stairwell: fit margin 0.3 preserves its aspect ratio and centers it in each stair hall, the ground-floor symbol receives UP, and the first-floor symbol receives DN. Moving either instance more than 0.1 m would produce an alignment warning.

Room ids and wall rules are scoped per floor, so stair can be named naturally on both levels and each plate resolves the same exterior/interior hierarchy independently. Doors, relative placement, and furniture remain floor-local; only a registered stair id may connect levels.

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