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Ten briefs, and the plans they turned into.
Each one starts with a sentence someone could plausibly type, and ends with a drawing the machine has checked wall by wall. The facts beside every plan — rooms, floor area, windows, whether you can actually walk into every space — are measured, not claimed.
Garden Office
A detached studio at the end of the garden, with a meeting corner and a loo.

“A garden office at the bottom of my garden — one big desk room facing the garden, a small meeting corner, a store and a loo.”
What was checked
- 4 rooms
- 55.4 m²
- 4 windows
- every room reachable
Studio · Meeting · Store · WC


Studio Loft
Open living with a tucked sleeping alcove, issued as a scheduled sheet.

“A one-room loft apartment: open kitchen and living, a sleeping alcove I can screen off, and a bathroom.”
What was checked
- 3 rooms
- 45.6 m²
- 4 windows
- every room reachable
Studio / Kitchen · Sleeping Alcove · Bath

Compact Bedsit
34 m² resolved to the millimetre — a sliding wardrobe and a pocket bathroom door.

“A tiny studio flat, about 35 square metres. I want a proper wardrobe and doors that don't eat the floor.”
What was checked
- 3 rooms
- 34.3 m²
- 3 windows
- every room reachable
Living / Sleep / Kitchen · Wardrobe · Bath

Courtyard Apartment
A one-bed flat wrapped around a daylit courtyard, drawn on a gridded A3 sheet.

“A ground-floor flat built around a private courtyard — one bedroom, a bathroom off the hall, and living that opens onto the court.”
What was checked
- 5 rooms
- 92.4 m²
- 6 windows
- every room reachable
Living / Kitchen · Courtyard · Hall · Bedroom · Bath


Three-bed Family House
Three bedrooms and the living room on the garden side; the service band takes the street.

“A three-bedroom single-storey house. The road is on the south, the garden on the north — I want the bedrooms and living room on the garden and bifold doors out to it.”
What was checked
- 9 rooms
- 121.5 m²
- 11 windows
- every room reachable
Living / Dining · Bedroom 1 · Bedroom 2 · Bedroom 3 · Kitchen · Hall · Bath · Laundry · Entry / Study


Neighbourhood Clinic
Three consulting rooms off an 1800 mm corridor, checked against the accessibility profile.

“A small neighbourhood clinic: reception and waiting, three consulting rooms, a treatment room, staff room and an accessible toilet. Wheelchair users must get everywhere.”
What was checked
- 9 rooms
- 126 m²
- 8 windows
- every room reachable
Reception / Waiting · Consulting 1 · Consulting 2 · Consulting 3 · Corridor · Accessible WC · Treatment · Staff · Store

Corner Cafe
A cut-corner site, so the dining room is a polygon — and the kitchen gets a barn door.

“A cafe on a corner site where the plot cuts the corner off. Forty covers, a proper kitchen behind, a store and a customer toilet.”
What was checked
- 5 rooms
- 94.5 m²
- 7 windows
- every room reachable
Cafe · Kitchen · Store · WC · Staff


Bay Bungalow
An L-shaped bungalow with a true curved bay and a round snug off the dining room.

“An L-shaped bungalow, two bedrooms. I'd love a curved bay window on the living room and a little round snug at the end.”
What was checked
- 10 rooms
- 117.2 m²
- 10 windows
- every room reachable
Living · Bedroom 1 · Bedroom 2 · Hall · Bath · Laundry · Kitchen · Dining · Entry · Snug


Two-storey Townhouse
Two storeys, one stair shaft — one drawing per floor, both checked.

“A narrow two-storey townhouse: hall, living and kitchen downstairs, two double bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs.”
What was checked
- 8 rooms
- 136.8 m²
- 12 windows
- 2 storeys
- every room reachable
Hall · WC · Living / Dining · Kitchen · Landing · Bath · Bedroom 1 · Bedroom 2


Gallery Wing
442 m² over three top-lit bays, both long facades bowed, grouped into zones.

“A gallery wing for a small museum: three big exhibition rooms, a concourse, a foyer, shop, cafe and toilets. I want the long walls to curve.”
What was checked
- 9 rooms
- 442 m²
- 5 windows
- every room reachable
Gallery A · Gallery B · Gallery C · Concourse · Foyer · Shop · Cafe · WC · Plant


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