Japan Homes’ Standard Terrace House Plans 13/04/2019

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Hi there,

We have created two types of terrace house standard plans and below are the description of these plans

70m2 Terrace House Plan

Outline of Each Unit

  1. Double Storey Unit
  2. Building Foot Print: 39m2 (9.7m x 4m)
  3. Total Floor Area: 70m2
  4. 2 Beds, 1 Living, Dinning and Kitchen, 1 Study, 1 Bath and 1 Toilet
  5. Highly Functional Plan for a small family
  6. Spacious open plan at Ground Floor despite limited space

(Sample 3 unit plans)

90m2 Terrace House Plan

Outline of Each Unit

  1. Double Storey Unit
  2. Building Foot Print: 48m2 (9m x 5.3m)
  3. Total Floor Area: 90m2
  4. 2 Beds (1 Ensuite Bed), 1 Living, Dinning and Kitchen, 2 Baths and 1 Toilet
  5. Highly Functional Plan for a small family
  6. Spacious open plan at Ground Floor despite limited space

Sample 2 unit plan

 

We are going to put these plan on our website as our standard new home plans.

These are highly affordable yet highly functional home designed to fit in narrow sections so if you are interested please talk to us.

 

Thank you

 

Japan Homes Sales Team

0800-00-5055

info@japanhomes.co.nz

 

Author

Amazon OkuchiArchitectural Designer
Qualification: Degree of Architecture Studies and Graduate Diploma of Psychology (University Of Auckland) ; 2nd Grade Cad Technician (Japan)
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I love architecture and design so much that I have been to so many buildings and places around the world such as Sydney Opera House in Sydney, CCTV building in Beijing, Empire State Building in New York, Royal Palace in Bangkok, Houryu-Ji in Nara, etc. However, the residential building attracts me the most. For nearly 10 years I have visited heaps of local and historical homes around New Zealand which I feel the builders’ great workmanship as well as occupants’ life.

From this experience my aim is to design and provide the comfortable and affordable houses with the spirit of Japanese workmanship that people enjoy and improve their quality of life.

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