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Cork House
Situated on a footprint of 18 by 8.45 metres, the Cork House achieves a total floor area of approximately 298.8 square metres across two levels. What distinguishes this design is its deliberate staggered configuration. The upper floor is set back from the lower volume, creating a covered terrace on the first floor. This arrangement establishes a natural outdoor living area sheltered by the projection of the second storey, while also lending the facade a sense of depth and visual lightness.
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Product Parameters:
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Model:
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DPBL-26-12 |
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Name:
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Cork House
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Size:
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18000×8450mm
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Ground Floor Area:
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151.2sqm
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First Floor Area:
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147.71sqm
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| Total area: | 298.8sqm |
Layout:
Ground Floor Layout
Entry into the home reveals a generously proportioned living area. To the left, the kitchen and dining zone are positioned as an integrated space, facilitating both daily family life and entertaining. To the right, a bedroom with an attached bathroom offers convenient single-level accommodation for guests or family members requiring accessibility. The living area features a double-height volume, open to the floor above, which enhances spatial perception and allows natural light to permeate the interior.
Upper Floor Layout
Access to the second level is via a staircase adjacent to the living area. The upper floor is dedicated entirely to private accommodation, comprising three bedrooms, each designed with its own independent bathroom. This configuration ensures privacy and comfort for all occupants, eliminating the need to share facilities.
Precision Engineering with DEEPBLUE SMART HOUSE
While the design of the Cork House embodies architectural clarity, the method of its construction is equally significant. DEEPBLUE SMART HOUSE offers a pathway to realizing projects like the Cork House with greater efficiency, precision, and quality control through our advanced Panelized System.
This approach moves the bulk of construction from the building site to a controlled factory environment. Wall panels, floor cassettes, and roof sections are engineered with precision using digital modeling, then manufactured indoors. Once completed, these components are delivered to your site and assembled according to the architectural plan.
Controlled Quality: Building indoors eliminates variables such as weather delays and inconsistent on-site workmanship. Every panel is constructed under controlled conditions, ensuring structural integrity and thermal performance.
Faster Assembly: Once the foundation is prepared, the panelized components arrive on site and are erected efficiently, significantly reducing the overall construction timeline.
Whether you are considering this design or have a custom project in mind, our panelized construction method offers a practical, high-quality path from concept to completion.
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