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It actually looks quite nice and subtle- especially as they are trying (as property developers always do) to get maximum dollar our of minimum area. I live in one of those areas and used to work for the company...
So when you say minimum number of rooms and living space are you referring to open plan designs within each unit (less internal walls equals financial savings) or maximum amount of apts squeezed into minimal space?
Ah yes right- same as what we have here and these days the open plan living aspects- less walls means less $$$ spent on construction AND whats even worse- kitchens that are in the hallway from the front door into the living area and bench space just slightly longer than a sink....
Yeah...🙄😬
I've got no problem with tiny house living, but the most used parts of a home are the kitchen and it has to be practical for me- bedroom not so much because you only sleep there, but living area- especially kitchen...Have you seen this tiny home channel on Youtube yet? https://www.youtube.com/user/kirstendirksen/videos
Have you ever seen the Doomsday Prepper programs. They have some BRILLIANT housing designs on that show too!
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Those look sympatico in the project papers. Slightly worse in the real environment. Paradox?