Pre-built models
House designs for the plot
Two architect-designed layouts dimensioned to fit the irregular 48 × 45 × 59 × 48.9 ft trapezoid. Each respects the blind party walls and uses a central courtyard for light and cross-ventilation. Load one into the editor to customise it.
Classic central sehan: rooms wrap a 13×14 courtyard so the whole plan gets light and stack ventilation. Best all-round comfort for the blind-sided plot.
Semi-traditional · verandah + arches
Two self-contained homes — one per floor — sharing a single stair and porch around a central light shaft. Maximises rooms while keeping generations private.
Symmetrical · twin balconies
An economical single-storey home: living across the front, a small side light court pulling air through the sleeping wing, and a flat parapet roof you can use as a terrace.
Economical · single storey + terrace
A contemporary, courtyard-free parti: open-plan living the full width of the front, a central stair-and-service spine, bedrooms to the back. Gable roof with deep overhangs for shade.
Contemporary · gable roof + deep eaves
An L of rooms wraps a big corner courtyard, so the sehan doubles as the arrival garden and the heart of cross-ventilation. Single storey with a usable roof terrace.
Garden-court · L-plan + roof terrace
A formal villa built around a double-height entrance foyer with a galleried landing above — the drama of a tall, daylit hall on a tight plot, with a clear formal/service split.
Formal · double-height foyer
Two small light courts — one serving the living half, one the sleeping half — give every room its own daylight and a short, fast stack-vent path. A breezy single-storey bungalow.
Breezy bungalow · twin light courts
A deep verandah wraps the front and west side, shading the living core all afternoon and giving a big sheltered sit-out — a relaxed cottage feel on a small footprint.
Cottage · wrap-around verandah