The first image shows the major programmes of the house. Top drawing is the plan, showing all the bedrooms, internal courtyard, living room and dining room. The shaded parts are all the bedrooms. As can be seen, all the bedrooms have their own geometry and non of them are similar in shape. The smaller drawing beside is the roof scheme and three main programmes of the house that made up the roof scheme. Middle drawing is the axonometric view of the house through the central axis of view. This axis is one of the main attribute of the house. It provides view through the dining room, internal courtyard and the children's bedroom. The last picture is the section of the house, showing different heights of roof.
The image below shows the circulation of the house, but sadly the shaded part did not represent the circulation of the house due to my mistake of not fully understand the circulation of the house. The shaded part only shows the public part and the unshaded area is the private part of the house.
The image below shows the circulation of the house, but sadly the shaded part did not represent the circulation of the house due to my mistake of not fully understand the circulation of the house. The shaded part only shows the public part and the unshaded area is the private part of the house.
The drawings below shows two sets of drawing represent landscape and structure parts of the house. For the landscape part, The shaded part on the plan represent the facade garden and the internal courtyard. Meanwhile, the smaller drawing beside shows the view in the internal courtyard and also the representation of the internal courtyard as the smaller inverted version of the garden of the house. For the structure part, the drawing shows the type of walls used in the interior of the house and the exterior of the house which is only kept to bare essential.
