Second Floor · Level 2
Second Floor layout
What is true of this floor's arrangement, and what we will not claim until the drawing is signed.
The second floor within the townhouse
What is fixed about this floor
- Entered from the shared staircase lobby, two flights up
- Directly under the roof slab — the reason insulation matters most here
- The most light and the longest views, on every face
- Open-to-sky wells front and rear, as drawn
- Plot
- 3 marla · 75 sq yd
- Level
- 2
- Access
- Shared stair, 2 flights
- Open to sky
- Front and rear wells, as drawn
The plan
Room schedule
| Room | Size | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Lounge | 11'-3" x 8'-2" | |
| Dining | 11'-3" x 5'-0" | |
| Bedroom 1 | 9'-6" x 10'-1" | with wardrobe |
| Bedroom 2 | 9'-0" x 10'-0" | with wardrobe |
| Open kitchen | 4'-6" x 8'-5" | |
| Bath 1 | 4'-10" x 5'-4" | |
| Bath 2 | 4'-3" x 5'-4" | |
| Entrance | 3'-6" x 3'-3" | off the shared stair lobby |
| Open to sky, front | 17'-0" x 4'-0" | |
| Open to sky, rear | 8'-3" x 3'-0" | |
| Staircase lobby | 6'-0" x 14'-8" | shared by all six homes |
These are preliminary dimensions. The set is marked “for design coordination” and its own notes say not to scale the drawing and to verify written dimensions on site. A registered architect still has to verify, sign and stamp the final submission drawings.
Treat every figure above as the current design intent rather than a built measurement, and check it against your own contract documents before you rely on it.
What the drawing will not change
Whatever the final room arrangement, the four things above are structural: where this floor's door is, what is above and below it, whether it reaches the roof, and how many flights of stairs stand between it and the street. Those are the facts that decide whether a floor suits you, and they are settled.
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