Homes of the future

[FortLaud]

I DESIGNED THIS AND HOPE TO HAVE IT BUILT SOMEDAY

HOMES OF THE FUTURE - 96 x 54

HOMES FOR PEOPLE WHO LIKE ORDER, PEOPLE WHO LIKE EACH ROOM IN THEIR HOUSE TO HAVE ITS OWN CORNER, PEOPLE WITH OCD, NEAT FREAKS

FIRST FLOOR/THE PUBLIC ROOMS: THE KITCHEN, DINING ROOM, LIVING ROOM, OFFICE/LIBRARY, GARAGE

SECOND FLOOR/THE PRIVATE ROOMS: THE BEDROOMS, BATHROOMS, LAUNDRY ROOM

[FortLaud]

FRONT SIDE





BACK SIDE

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FRONT SIDE



BACK SIDE



SIDES

[Coach]

Yikes!!!!!!!!!!

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[Bike Boy]

SECOND FLOOR FURNISHED

Help I'm trapped in a hallway/building with no access to the outside or other floors.

[FortLaud]

There are stairs and doors, but the furnished one, I forgot to put the stairs.

[FortLaud]

There is access to the outside.

[Leaves]

How many people are going to live in here? The hallways seem to be sized for an occupancy in the hundreds.

Far from a "house of the future", the plan is reminiscent of the main dormitories in 19th century Shaker communities - where the hallways were double-width, with dual staircases, so that women and men would always travel on their own side and never cross paths, and there was mirror symmetry along the horizontal axis, with big plain square rooms along either side.