Dear designers please submit your plans. We cannot resist the temptation to look at your work. Thanks so much.
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Arc/Team 164
Février 20, 01:38
1-In attached image, Upper part of basement floor's stair doesn't align with first floor's landing. Could you explain?
2-In attached image, Do we need 2 door ? or one of them is enough?
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Architects don't care about the interior layout in this phase. Hence our architects may not have perfectly matched the stairs. I will expect you to think about matching the stairs. Thanks for working on our project.
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Arc/Team 164
Février 19, 23:44
In attached image, Could we use both type of stairs? Is type 1 allowed? (Because it has some advantages in limited spaced) Or Do u want us to use straight or switch-back stairs as in your plans? This is the most important part so that you could guide us.
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I agree that is the most important part. Type 1 is a big no. It won't be safe for us. Type 2 can work. Even with type 2 stairs, it is hard to save space in the front. All these brownstone grand parlor rooms have straight stairs and we like them. I wish that we can have straight stairs on the first and basement floor and switch back in the upper floors. Please try your best. I understand the limitations we are working with. I wish we can speak on the phone and do some white boarding. If you win then we will connect to you and we can do it in subsequent phases. Thanks for working on our project.
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Arc/Team 164
Février 21, 00:21
Hi client,
Just wondering.. Why type1 stair is big no? I think I have correct layout solution by using this type of stair (this type enables us 10 feet in front of the living area. Also more spaces on top 2 floors). I hope you can evaluate according to your requirement list.
Also, I have another option (first 2 floor straight stairs, top 2 floor U type stair). I did according to your requirement list. I hope you like.
Best regards,
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Parlor floor is about 11 feet heigh. Please see the suggested angle of the stairs and that should tell you the correct length of the stairs. Thanks
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Arc/Team 164
Février 21, 02:58
I see. I corrected the angle of stair because of the parlor level height. I thought all level heights are same according to local architect's plan drawings. (My carefullness) I uploaded revised plans. I hope it is okey.
thanks
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We are so grateful for all the designers and architects to work on our project.