Living Area: 234 sq.m.
Details: 2 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, 2 Parking Spaces
As home styles evolve and demands change from generation to generation, architects are faced with challenges when given the task of constructing a potential dream home for their clients.
They have to consider several factors when choosing and designing the ideal house plan for a family. First and foremost are the family’s needs and lifestyle . . . then the budget, property size, shape, and location.
Today, architects are more likely to recommend L-shaped plans – a layout that homeowners once overlooked.
Now, the L-shaped design is emerging as a fashionable and appropriate option for both city and suburban residential neighborhoods.
The “L” is so adaptable that it can be used in large or small properties, and whether they are situated on flat ground, a corner or narrow lot, or a sloped site.
Aside from its appeal and versatility, the L-shaped plan addresses privacy and noise concerns in crowded areas, landscaping issues, and the construction of big houses on a sloped or narrow lot.
A dynamic L-shape design allows the homeowner the potential for development and customization – to personalize the space, do some hard landscaping, and add more amenities such as an infinity pool, a meditation or rock garden, or an outdoor kitchen/entertainment area.
Whether your home is on an expansive property or in a subdivision with nearby neighbors, an L-shape plan allows you to take advantage of the views along one side of your property.
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Credit: AsTree Architect
