reinventingthewheel
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Just saw this pop up from Concord Canada House.
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Weird floor plans…
- Thread starter neuhaus
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PL1
Senior Member
That "bedroom" is ridiculously small!
(The IG post is a reel from a realtor showing a tiny BR in the condo)
reinventingthewheel
Active Member
The video didn’t seem to embed well so here’s a screenshot. There is no extra room hiding behind the door, just space for a twin bed.
neuhaus
Senior Member
Must get really cold and drafty in the winter having a bed pressed against that corner wall of glass.
This is not even a legal bedroom as it doesn’t meet the minimum floor area requirements. This should really be a den.
I would get rid of the closet to free up more space.
This is not even a legal bedroom as it doesn’t meet the minimum floor area requirements. This should really be a den.
I would get rid of the closet to free up more space.
WillTo
Senior Member
PL1
Senior Member
I see zero bedrooms... And lots of corridor walls to hang art!
Northern Light
Superstar
I have to say, I'm appalled, that any builder would ever market a unit laid out that way, that any government would approve such a thing and that any buyer would reward the preceding with a purchase.
Collective insanity/indifference to the negatives for a future resident here, and for society.
Vanalla
Active Member
It's giving "Little John worked 25 hours a day to afford this one square meter space. Let's turn it into a space his wife won't leave him in... something about galvanized square steel... something about borrowing screws from his auntie...
Is anyone else's doomscroll feed littered with those as well?
GavinBilen
New Member
GavinBilen
New Member
Bloor West Villager
Active Member
I too enjoy unwinding on my couch after a long day and watching... my kitchen.
Seriously though, you have no wall for a TV anywhere. Did you get the optional den? If not, that shared wall with the bathroom could work.
I also have concerns about how much natural light the unit will get. With the bedroom where it is, most of your light will come from the balcony doors, so your kitchen and hallway light will get heavy usage.
WillTo
Senior Member
It's pretty standard I'd say.
GavinBilen
New Member
Standard as in it’s the norm??
Racer_77
New Member
There actually is a TV on the wall shared with the den, right beside the single chair.
I think the main challenge (assuming the den was optioned) is the positioning of the bedroom directly behind the kitchen appliances. If the bedroom and balcony/"dining table" were swapped, it would be a lot easier to get a large couch facing the TV. As it is, I'd probably go for a sectional similar to the design seen in the floor plan, paired with a comfy chair that's easy to move.
Agreed, I have an straight-shot 21' × 9' living/dining/entrance area in my unit, and even then it doesn't always reach the front door.
GavinBilen
New Member
Lighting isn’t an issue becuase the bedroom wall is a glass wall so if I leave the curtain up and since it’s south view a lot of light comes through