This comprehensive set of architectural drawings depicts a 204.7 m² bifamilial housing project featuring three floors with separate access points. The design includes floor plans, sections (A-A and B-B), and a principal elevation at 1:50 scale. Each unit has independent vertical circulation, with first-floor access at 0.0m and 1.72m elevations respectively. The structure utilizes masonry walls, aluminum window framing, and a fibro-cement roof with a 20% pitch. Interior spaces include living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms, and bathrooms organized around a central internal patio that provides natural light. The total built area is approximately 219 m² (69.82 m² first floor + 84 m² second floor + 65.12 m² third floor) with an occupation index of 0.77%. Construction details highlight 0.10m thick walls, 0.30m×0.30m concrete beams, and metallic roof trusses. Notably, the design incorporates pergolas at transition spaces and galvanized steel doors at entryways with proper rear setbacks.
Three-Floor Bifamilial Housing Floor Plans with Sections
