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2024-08-04 14:30:03
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My opinion:
Why? It could already fail now.
Such a long narrow hallway has nothing that one could describe as positive or functional. On the contrary: you see the disadvantage here in black and white. No matter how big a stair window is – the hallway suffers from lighting. Especially on the ground floor. It creates no inviting atmosphere at all, nor can a family move around there.
Not really. A good design does not have these flaws.
It is only an average design of a house, which apparently cannot score due to copyright rights because of lack of uniqueness and special design elements.
A better design that brings light into all rooms as well as a hallway width that can also spread light.
it's already fixed (and might someday be published here in the forum)
Why? It could already fail now.
Such a long narrow hallway has nothing that one could describe as positive or functional. On the contrary: you see the disadvantage here in black and white. No matter how big a stair window is – the hallway suffers from lighting. Especially on the ground floor. It creates no inviting atmosphere at all, nor can a family move around there.
Besides, we are no longer concerned with the floor plan,
Not really. A good design does not have these flaws.
I purposely do not show the entire floor plan, since it is a preliminary draft that I do not want or am allowed to publish here.
It is only an average design of a house, which apparently cannot score due to copyright rights because of lack of uniqueness and special design elements.
So our question is quite simple: What alternatives do we have if we:
A) Want to have a window that especially lights the hallway on the upper floor and the stairs well
A better design that brings light into all rooms as well as a hallway width that can also spread light.