Typically yes for accessibility reasons there will be an interior corridor for a unit entrance. There is well know architect out of Texas Humphrey’s that has a prototype without an interior corridor:
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Less than 80’ deep or wide depending on how it sites. NICE
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That be it! Feel free to share around! We dropped the price a bit to try to get someone in sooner rather than later.
That is a very creative design. However, all the corridors and stairways inside the units do take up a lot of space to enable access to every part of the building except the ground floor.
Single-stair is The Way™ for efficient floor plates, especially for units larger than one-bedroom.
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That is a very creative design. However, all the corridors and stairways inside the units do take up a lot of space to enable access to every part of the building except the ground floor.
Single-stair is The Way™ for efficient floor plates, for all unit sizes, but especially for units larger than one-bedroom.
Has there been any movement toward single-stair in our state or area that you are aware of?
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Does anyone know what they’re doing on Oberlin in front of the AT&T Store/Tupelo Honey? Is it a bus stop?
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Yeah, bus stop and bike lane as part of the Oberlin Road Improvements
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I think that picture is a fake. In the rendering, it shows a much bluer sky.
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I thought you were going to say it’s fake because there is a GMC Terrain vehicle and not Porsche!
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Im not a professional bus stop installer myself, but i believe adding blue sky is the last thing they do.
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Goodnight’s sign looks like it was installed yesterday or today. Didn’t get a chance to grab a picture but it looked really nice.
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I’m happy more apartment developers are understanding that ground floor units with access to the side walk are in-demand. The added benefit is that it adds activity and visual interest to the street, instead of blank walls.
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Based on the render, it appears there are 5 floors above those tall windows currently being framed out, which would indicate that this is essentially topped out!
I added some definition to what will probably be the parapet wall up top:
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Wow I can’t tell where the picture ends and your drawing begins! Stunning artistry!
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