The Long-Plot Hideaway
A two-suite concept that explores a narrow, deep plot with a planted rear garden.
Take a look around.
Drag to orbit, scroll or use the buttons to zoom. This is a public demo; camera controls do not change its layout. Assumptions: 3 m walls, flat roof and flat terrain; doors, windows and trees are schematic. Dimensions and access still require architectural review.
A place for everyday life.
Room dimensions are in metres. F labels identify furniture in the schedule below. Suites include bathroom allowances; these are concept zones, not fully detailed rooms.
Room dimensions and furniture schedule
Rooms
- Circulation / shared services — 10.45 × 1.83 m
- Living / dining — 6.79 × 5.62 m
- Kitchen / utility — 3.66 × 5.62 m
- Suite 1 — 5.22 × 5.62 m
- Suite 2 — 5.22 × 5.62 m
Furniture
- F1: Family sofa · Living / dining · 2.20 × 0.90 m
- F2: Dining table · Living / dining · 1.80 × 0.90 m
- F3: Reading chair · Living / dining · 0.55 × 0.55 m
- F4: Double bed · Suite 1 · 1.80 × 2.10 m
- F5: Wardrobe · Suite 1 · 1.80 × 0.60 m
- F6: Double bed · Suite 2 · 1.80 × 2.10 m
- F7: Wardrobe · Suite 2 · 1.80 × 0.60 m
Room to grow outside.
Road on the south. Assumed setbacks: 6 m front, 4 m rear and 3 m at each side. Unallocated land includes access and setbacks.
Outdoor dimensions
- Parking: 5.50 × 5.50 m
- Kitchen garden: 8.50 × 10.00 m
- Orchard: 8.50 × 10.00 m
Imagine the possibilities.
The compact house preserves a long stretch of open land. Parking sits near the road, while the kitchen garden and orchard are placed toward the back of this fictional flat plot.
Furniture sizes are illustrative. A flat roof, 3 m walls and level terrain are assumed in the 3D view. Kitchen fittings, bathroom layouts, door openings and engineering details have not been designed.
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