This single-story structure is a traditional bungalow-inspired house designated specifically for Swan View, an eastern suburb of Perth, Western Australia. This dwelling sits on a 972 m2 lawn that would be divided into of podzol, ferrosol, and red chromosol soil varieties, using raised bed system. methods. It is made up of three separate structures: garage (24 m2); house (±152 m2); & florist shop (±28 m2), interconnected each other with 2 small alleys.
Floor plan:
This bungalow is a suitable option for childfree couple, environmentalist, gardener, scientist, or the ones focusing on conserving endemic Australian floras. Its expansive frontyard & backyard could be utilized for native Australian flora collection, consisted of pines, acacias, eucalypts, banksias, grevilleas, kangaroo paws, Waratah shrubs, figworts, wildflowers, legumes, palms, ferns, and/or cycads. Such arrangement is inspired by a house belonging to my relative, who is a gardener and flora conservator.
Floor plan:
2 chimneys are present in the living room and quest room/parlor. Recycleable metal roof is utilized because it is very durable, lightweight, less expensive, easier to install, resistant to pests, and good at reflecting heat away in order to maintain stable indoor temperature. The outdoor brick walls are 25 cm thick while the indoor brick walls are 10-12 cm thick
The 3D rendition of the florist is made in Coohom (Free-version). The structure is the florist retains the raw red brick interior just like its exterior. The floor is constructed of light dull brown wooden planks. The ceiling is built of white gypsum boards.