Oh wow! I didn't know there could be so many different ways to lay out such a small space! Well done, All!
All of them are workable (although some are obviously more workable than others.) Even those that appear silly at first are, after some study, not silly at all---when you begin to see the pattern and thought that the designer has put into the design.
At first I thought we'd just pick the top three most popular, but I have a better idea now. Everybody pick their own 3 favourites and post here. (Every favourite mentioned earns one point.) At 2200hr tonight Esther please count the points and post the Result List of designs from most points downwards. Everybody must vote.
First thing you guys get in tomorrow arrange the studio according to the most popular design. On Wednesday change to design no.2. And so on down the list, down the weeks. You'll get a new experience every studio session! And each designer gets an idea of how their work translates into reality.
Please print an A4 copy of your layout for my file tomorrow.
Dedicated to learning how to appreciate architecture and design buildings. Ian is an architect and tutor at various universities.
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