Design Tip for a Narrow Lot | Simone TV: Episode 118

Lot sizes are becoming a lot smaller and its important we maximise as much of the space as possible when it comes to your design of your home.
Having an attic is a great design idea to add to your narrow lot design.
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[@kalink223]

Walkthrough living spaces make the home feel wider. For example, a walkthrough lounge room at the entry will do the job. Narrow lot designs usually have long and narrow halls, so designing wider sections of the hall for example where the (access to the Powder or Laundry is ) will also make the home feel bigger. One other tip is to keep rooms as square as possible, that makes the house feel boxy and not longy :) Cheers ! By the way - this channel is a pure gold ! Thanks Simone !

[@amiecicciarello1216]

Hi Simone T.V could you please explain on your channel on the whiteboard how to work out the FSR and if a certain house size fits? I cannot find anything on KZbin how to calculate this as I'm wanting to sell contract homes as a new homes sales consultant. Please can you do a video on this🙏

[@malikacc6287]

Where can I find this floor plan?