Hab Lab on 16' and 21' column centers: Difference between revisions

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This design uses the 21' expanded centers used in the workshop design and adjusts room sizes to the available spaces. Kitchen, Bath, Central gathering, Utility/storage, and heating stove areas are incorporated into the plan with clerestory lighting. A fairly small footprint provides 7 separate living areas. A 16' addition gives three more larger rooms.
This design uses the 21' expanded centers used in the workshop design and adjusts room sizes to the available spaces. Kitchen, Bath, Central gathering, Utility/storage, and heating stove areas are incorporated into the plan with clerestory lighting. A fairly small footprint provides 7 separate living areas. A 16' addition gives three more larger rooms.
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Revision as of 12:51, 19 September 2011

This design uses the 21' expanded centers used in the workshop design and adjusts room sizes to the available spaces. Kitchen, Bath, Central gathering, Utility/storage, and heating stove areas are incorporated into the plan with clerestory lighting. A fairly small footprint provides 7 separate living areas. A 16' addition gives three more larger rooms.

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