Terrace layout
When distributing the layout of 8*9 houses, it is worth taking into account that premises such as a shower should be located on the street in the form of buildings separate from the house, if living in the cold season is not planned. This division helps in saving the already small space in the house itself.
It is also worth considering that in the summer you will spend most of your time on the terrace, which means it must be present, and because it takes up valuable square footage of the house, the entrance to the house should be located through the terrace.
The next room that must be present in the house is the so-called vestibule. It is small in size, but this will be enough to accommodate a small closet in which outerwear along with shoes will be located.
It must be insulated to reduce the cost of heating the house.
The vestibule should have a small window so that the room is sufficiently illuminated.Layout details
The 1-floor project is distinguished by a simple design solution, which has a positive effect on the cost of construction and finishing work. In a minimalist version, the housing includes 1-2 bedrooms or a guest room (10-14 square meters), a living room (14-25 m2), a kitchen with dining room function (12-16 m2). A bathroom (or a bathroom with a shower) occupies from 4.5 to 8 m2. Space is allocated for utility rooms - a hall (vestibule), a pantry, a boiler room, a dressing room.
The layout of an 8 by 9 house with an attic is more practical, as it significantly increases the total area. On the ground floor, as a rule, common areas are designed; The bedrooms (including the children's room) are located in the attic. The universal two-story house has enough space for 2-3 bedrooms with a total area of up to 40 square meters and two bathrooms. It is also easier to diversify a two-story project with architectural details - a bay window, a terrace, a balcony. With the right approach, a family with 1-2 children can comfortably fit in such a house.
Bathroom in the attic Source teakhouse.ru
See also: Catalog of companies that specialize in the construction of turnkey country houses
Project - first floor
On the 8*9 house project itself, you can see a spacious hallway, and this is a chance to make absolutely all your design aspirations come true.
From the hallway itself you can get to both the kitchen and the bathroom.
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One-story 3 Two-story 40 Three-story 7 With a basement 5 With an attic 20
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Brick 12 Foam concrete 28 Wood 7 Frame 2 Monolithic 1 Ceramic blocks 2 Timber 4 Log 3 Stone 41
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For narrow areas 50Houses with a garage 11Cottages with a swimming pool 1With a sauna 8With a terrace 19With 3 bedrooms 25With 2 bedrooms 6C 5 bedrooms 4C 4 bedrooms 14With a boiler room 37With a bedroom on the 1st floor 23With 2 bedrooms on the 1st floor 4With 2 bathrooms 35With 3 bathrooms 8With a second light 4C winter garden 1
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In English style 1In modern style 1In classical style 1In European style 4
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Townhouses and semi-detached houses 1Country houses 50
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L-113-1P
L-113-1P project of a two-story cottage made of foam concrete measuring 9 by 8
| 113.7 m2 | 9 x 7.5 m |
| RUB 32,300 |
L-115-1P
L-115-1P project of a one-story cottage made of foam concrete with an attic measuring 9 by 8
| 114.57 m2 | 9 x 7.5 m |
| RUB 32,300 |
T-105-1P
T-105-1P project of a two-story cottage made of foam concrete measuring 8 by 9
| 105.64 m2 | 8.4 x 9.3 m |
| RUB 30,300 |
L-174-1P
L-174-1P project of a two-story house made of foam blocks with a base measuring 9 by 8
| 177.93 m2 | 9 x 7.5 m |
| RUB 37,300 |
V-134-1K
V-134-1K project of a one-story brick house with an attic measuring 9 by 9
| 134 m2 | 8.5 x 8.5 m |
| RUB 32,000 |
A-110-1P
A-110-1P project of a one-story cottage made of foam concrete with an attic measuring 8 by 9
| 110 m2 | 8.1 x 8.9 m |
| RUB 33,000 |
L-115-2P
L-115-2P project of a two-story cottage made of foam concrete measuring 9 by 8
| 114.8 m2 | 9 x 7.5 m |
| RUB 32,300 |
V-127-1P
V-127-1P project of a two-story cottage made of aerated concrete measuring 9 by 8
| 127.28 m2 | 9.4 x 8.4 m |
| RUB 32,000 |
T-111-2P
T-111-2P project of a two-story cottage made of foam concrete measuring 9 by 8
| 114.1 m2 | 9 x 8.4 m |
| RUB 32,300 |
A-110-1D
A-110-1D project of a one-story wooden cottage made of timber with an attic measuring 8 by 9
| 110 m2 | 8.3 x 9.2 m |
| RUB 20,900 |
M-100-1K
M-100-1K project of a one-story brick cottage with an attic measuring 8 by 9
| 100 m2 | 7.7 x 9.3 m |
| RUB 21,000 |
U-089-1D
U-089-1D project of a one-story wooden house made of timber with an attic measuring 9 by 8
| 89.17 m2 | 8.5 x 7.5 m |
| 23,000 rub. |
C-061-1S
C-061-1S project of a one-story frame house measuring 9 by 8
| 61.5 m2 | 8.8 x 8 m |
| RUB 22,000 |
U-119-1P
U-119-1P project of a one-story aerated concrete house with an attic measuring 9 by 9
| 133.74 m2 | 8.5 x 8.5 m |
| RUB 32,000 |
X-060-1D
X-060-1D project of a one-story wooden house made of logs measuring 9 by 8
| 60.58 m2 | 8.8 x 8 m |
| RUB 22,000 |
C-103-1K
C-103-1K project of a one-story brick cottage with an attic measuring 9 by 9
| 103.21 m2 | 9 x 8.5 m |
| RUB 28,800 |
T-071-1K
T-071-1K project of a one-story brick house measuring 9 by 8
| 70.6 m2 | 9 x 8 m |
| RUB 26,400 |
N-142-1P
N-142-1P project of a two-story aerated concrete house with a garage measuring 9 by 8
| 142.1 m2 | 9.2 x 7.8 m |
| RUB 31,300 |
D-096-1D
D-096-1D project of a two-story wooden cottage made of timber measuring 9 by 8
| 96.4 m2 | 8.7 x 7.5 m |
| RUB 22,000 |
G-100-1P
G-100-1P project of a one-story cottage made of foam concrete with an attic measuring 10 by 8
| 102.1 m2 | 9.5 x 8 m |
| RUB 44,800 |
I-119-1P
I-119-1P project of a two-story cottage made of aerated concrete measuring 9 by 8
| 120.8 m2 | 9 x 8.2 m |
| RUB 46,800 |
T-135-1K
T-135-1K project of a one-story brick house with an attic measuring 9 by 8
| 134.71 m2 | 9.3 x 8.4 m |
| RUB 40,800 |
I-129-1P
I-129-1P project of a two-story cottage made of aerated concrete with a garage measuring 9 by 8
| 129.7 m2 | 9 x 8.2 m |
| RUB 47,800 |
H-177-1P
H-177-1P project of a one-story house made of foam blocks with an attic and a garage measuring 8 by 9
| 177.7 m2 | 8.4 x 9 m |
| RUB 37,500 |
D-070-1D
D-070-1D project of a one-story wooden house made of logs with an attic measuring 9 by 9
| 69.7 m2 | 8.5 x 8.5 m |
| RUB 15,200 |
J-108-1D
J-108-1D project of a two-story wooden cottage made of timber with a basement measuring 9 by 8
| 117.85 m2 | 9.4 x 8 m |
| RUB 20,500 |
A-098-1K
A-098-1K project of a two-story brick cottage measuring 9 by 8
| 97.7 m2 | 9.4 x 8.3 m |
| RUB 18,750 |
A-098-1P
A-098-1P project of a two-story cottage made of foam block measuring 9 by 8
| 97.7 m2 | 9.4 x 8.3 m |
| RUB 18,750 |
A-173-1K
A-173-1K project of a two-story brick house with an attic and a garage measuring 9 by 8
| 173.4 m2 | 9 x 8 m |
| RUB 30,250 |
A-205-1K
A-205-1K project of a two-story brick house with a basement and a garage measuring 9 by 8
| 204.7 m2 | 9.3 x 7.9 m |
| RUB 30,250 |
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| 381.58 m2 | |
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| 51 m2 | |
| Warm contour 4.5 million | |
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Kitchen
Although the kitchen area is only ten square meters, it is enough to accommodate everything you need.
There is no division into several zones in the kitchen, which allows the owner to decide for himself where the eating area will be located, in the kitchen or in the next room - the living room, which has an area of 20 square meters.Planning techniques
When designing small houses, constructive solutions are often used that improve the price/quality ratio. Common techniques include:
- Open plan. The preference for a combined space (most often a kitchen-living room or a kitchen-dining room) is beneficial for two reasons. Firstly, it creates a much-needed feeling of spaciousness in a small home. Secondly, the area of corridors is reduced (or they are completely absent), which allows you to increase the size of significant rooms.
Combination of kitchen, dining room and living room Source interiorsmall.ru
- Variety of materials. For walls, timber or piece materials are often chosen: foam and aerated concrete, ceramic blocks; The use of frame technology is also widespread. The foundation is laid strip, monolithic or pile, which is determined by the characteristics of the soil, design features and finishing.
Chalet style interior Source toddwatts.co
- Optimization of communications. They try to minimize the length of communications in order to reduce the cost of installing sewerage and water supply systems. To achieve this, wet rooms (bathroom and kitchen) in a one-story house are designed in adjacent rooms. For the same purpose, in housing with an attic or second floor, wet rooms are located one above the other.
Open plan dining area Source chidaneh.com
Living room
The living room has several purposes. Due to the fact that the layout of the house does not provide space for a study, it can be placed in this room; of course, this will be inconvenient, but quite justified.
You can also completely dedicate the living room to relaxation by making it an entertainment area. To ensure full illumination of the living room during daylight hours, there are a pair of large windows in it.
Features of house layout
There are no universal planning solutions that suit everyone, and each family has its own ideas about comfort, and its own requirements for the number, purpose and size of rooms. All these requirements are taken into account when finalizing the standard project.
The appearance of the home is also important, while the variety of styles and their architectural embodiments does not depend on the layout. The same two-story project can look like a classic English building or an Alpine chalet. For a family with two children, the area between residential and utility premises can be distributed as follows:
- They try to allocate at least 20 square meters for the living room.
Living room with second light Source norgehouse.com
- Parents' and children's bedrooms. The area of the parent's bedroom should be at least 12 square meters, the children's bedroom - from 18 m2, since children need space not only for sleeping, but also for playing; a work area for homework is also required.
- 14-16 m2 are allocated for the kitchen and bathroom.
In the layout of an 8 by 9 house in a one-story or attic version, it is important to think about the location of the utility rooms. It is recommended to place the kitchen next to the entrance, and the bathroom and boiler room next to it. In a project with an attic or second floor, it is important to choose a rational place for the stairs; this will help make full use of the space.
Using the space under the stairs Source enamai.lt
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