Collection of Prefabricated Single-Story House Blueprints
The collection of single-story house blueprints includes various design types, covering different sizes, functional layouts, and design styles. Here is a detailed introduction:
10 Sets of One-Story Rural Self-Built House Floor Plans
These encompass 10 different sizes of house types, numbered from ZJ-1392 to ZJ-1486. The footprint sizes range from 12.51m×11.5m (132㎡) to 30.54m×26m (289.62㎡), with building areas from 176㎡ to 484㎡ and building heights between 3.6m and 6.4m. For example, the design numbered ZJ-1409 has a footprint of 17.6m×16.7m, a building area of 190㎡, and a height of 6m, suitable for medium-sized families; the design numbered ZJ-1453 has a footprint of 18.5m×19.2m, a building area of 215㎡, and a height of 6.4m, offering a more spacious layout.
38 Sets of One-Story Rural Self-Built Villa Blueprints
These focus on the three core advantages of single-story design: aging-friendly living flow (reducing vertical movement to enhance safety), over 95% space utilization (achieved through compact functional area layouts), and low-cost technical solutions (using economical materials and structures). The blueprints include intelligent breakdowns of 6-bedroom layouts, such as golden ratios for functional areas (optimized area ratios for bedrooms, living rooms, and kitchens) and hidden expansion designs (e.g., utilizing attics or high ceilings). Twenty-three blueprints cover key points to avoid in architectural drawings (such as foundation settlement treatment), critical structural construction nodes (such as beam-column connections), and guidelines for water and electricity pre-embedding (such as pipeline routing planning).
6 Classic One-Story Courtyard House Floor Plans
Based on traditional courtyard houses, these plans include auxiliary functional areas in the courtyard such as a reception tea room, public toilet and laundry room, and southeast kitchen and dining room. The main house contains three bedrooms and a large central living room, with a layout emphasizing separation of dynamic and static areas and optimized lighting. For example, one design achieves natural ventilation and landscape penetration through a transparent connection between the courtyard and living room, suitable for users pursuing cultural heritage and living comfort.
6 Sets of Ordinary One-Story Bungalow Design Plans
These provide six practical layouts, with footprint sizes ranging from 12.00m×10.00m (120㎡) to 16.00m×9.50m (150㎡), and building heights from 4.90m to 6.90m. Functional designs include living rooms, dining rooms, kitchens, bedrooms (2-4 rooms), bathrooms (1-2 rooms), and extended spaces such as studies and entertainment rooms. For example, the fourth design has a footprint of 14.90m×10.10m, including an entrance hall, a master bedroom (with en-suite bathroom), and three secondary bedrooms, suitable for multi-generational families; the sixth design enhances leisure functions through the linkage between the entertainment room and living room.
