Lastly, the bedroom and bathroom floor plans were presented to the client. These were presented as one drawing to demonstrate the alterations to the bathroom stud wall. These are as follows:
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Drawing 1 - Client Feedback
Positives - Plenty of wardrobe space, and a chest of drawers
- Moving the bathroom door allows a larger piece of furniture to be put along that wall
Drawbacks - Bedroom looks crowded
- Bed not centred to chest of drawers which looks unblanaced
- End wardrobe door is obstructed by side table
- Bathroom has been turned into an 'L' shape making it look smaller
- Effectively have to walk down a corridor to get to toilet
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Drawing 2 - Client Feedback
Positives - Plenty of space in bedroom
- Large chest of drawers provides lots of storage
- Bathroom layout works well, moving the wall and door creates more space in bedroom, but layout of bathroom means it does not look any smaller
- Sink overlooks garden
Drawbacks - Bed is in view of the doorway, making it feel exposed
- Bed not centred with window making it look unbalanced
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Drawing 3 - Client Feedback
Positives - Lots of wardrobe space
- Like the area created for television
- Good space around the bed
Drawbacks - Bathroom looks narrow, drawing 2 had a better arrangement
- Ceiling where built in wardrobes have been drawning is sloped so may not be able to get full height
- Dressing table looks a bit lost
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Drawing 4 - Client Feedback
Positives - Lots of wardrobe space
- Like the chest of drawers opposite the bed for the television
- Nice touch to have a bedroom chair
- Bed is fully integrated into the room, so does not feel exposed
- Good bathroom layout, maximising the space (same as drawing 2)
- Bedroom furniture layout makes the room look balanced
Drawbacks - Sink does not have a mirror above it, however it does look out over the garden
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Thumbnail sketches to give a rough idea of what each one might look like in 3D
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Looking at the feedback from the client, there is a clear favourite. drawing 4 seems to tick all the boxes, and only has one minor draw back, however the client does not seem to have too much of a problem with this. The bathroom layout from drawing 2 and 4 works well, and maximises the space in the bedroom.
The aim of this presentation was to choose a drawing to develop, however the client seems perfectly happy to keep drawing 4 as it is.