1-Story House Plan 1792 ft²: 3 Beds, 2 Baths, Open Floor Plan, 1-Car Garage
Opis techniczny
Rzuty kondygnacji
Rzut więźby dachowej
Rzut dachu
Przekroje
Elewacje
Zestawienie stolarki okiennej i drzwiowej
Zawiera opis techniczny
Rzuty fundamentów
Płyty stropowe w skali
Rysunki detali konstrukcyjnych
Zbrojenie słupów
Zbrojenie wieńców
Zbrojenie nadproży
Zestawienie stali konstrukcyjnej
Zestawienie drewna na więźbę
Instalacja wodno-kanalizacyjna
Instalacja ogrzewania
Instalacja gazowa
Instalacja elektryczna
This house plan can be modified to fit your family’s lifestyle and your lot’s specifics.
You have two options for modifying this house plan:
1. Order modifications from the original architect. Purchase the modified Digital Concept and send it to your local architect to prepare the Construction Documents.
2. Work with your local architect. Purchase the original Digital Concept without modifications, then ask your local architect to make the changes and prepare the Construction Documents.
Plan 34023C is a 3-bedroom single-story house plan with a crisp contemporary profile, a flat roof and 1792 ft² of living space set on a T-shaped footprint. Modern and high-tech influences shape this single family home: clean volumes, wide glazing and an exterior that combines wood with panels and flexible ceramic cladding. The house measures 48'5" wide and 56'3" deep, with a height of 12'5", and keeps all of daily life on one level, with 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms and a one-car garage.
The heart of the home is an open floor plan that joins a large family room and a large kitchen into one generous space. A fireplace anchors the family room, so this is a house plan with fireplace that feels as welcoming on a winter evening as it does on a summer afternoon. Large windows and floor-to-ceiling windows carry daylight deep into the interior and keep the view of the outdoors close. The kitchen is planned for real cooking and casual meals alike: a breakfast bar invites quick breakfasts and conversation with whoever is at the stove, while a walk-in pantry keeps supplies organized and the counters clear.
The bedrooms are clustered in their own part of the plan, which separates the quiet zone from the open living area. The master suite is on the main floor, as is every room in this one-story layout, so no stairs stand between the bedrooms, the kitchen and the family room. Two full bathrooms serve the household and guests comfortably. Practical rooms are thoughtfully grouped: an entry that receives coats and shoes, a laundry on the main floor, a utility room for the mechanical equipment and a storage room for everything that needs a place of its own.
The house stands on strip footings and is built without a basement; it is also available with a slab foundation or a concrete block foundation. The exterior walls are framed in autoclaved aerated concrete, with clay hollow block or sand-lime block available on request. A front-entry garage for one car offers sheltered parking and extra room for gear, and a deck extends the living space outdoors for morning coffee or dinners in the fresh air. With its flat roof, modern lines and well-ordered single-level floor plan, this 3 bedroom house plan suits a family that values light, comfort and easy everyday living.
Advanced Drafting & Design Co. Mooresville US$ 8,959
My Home Floor Plans Rosemead US$ 5,376
Plan & Simple LLC Austin US$ 3,584
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