Resolve the retreat details
The simplified mountain setting, snow, trees and stove are visualization choices. Next I would refine the entry storage, exterior terrain and window views; the stove location is a spatial proposal only.
The collection / C — 01 floor
Alpine House
A slower kind of weekend.
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Furnished design study · 1,152.00 sq ft conditioned gross / 1,013.50 sq ft net. Room dimensions follow the original PDF.
Compared with the full-family brief
Where the design stands
Alpine is a deliberately smaller retreat; these checks are against the full-family brief.
01 Room schedule reconciles to areaPASS
02 Bedrooms on one floor; two 13 x 15+; ensuiteFAIL
03 Living 240+; dining 150+; office 2 110+FAIL
04 Hall limits and circulation below 12%FAIL
05 Straight entry-to-rear axisFAIL
06 No wall/post within kitchen work zonePASS
07 Focus office separated; two exterior wallsFAIL
08 Skylights in roof planePASS
09 Specified ceiling envelopesPASS
Circulation: the denominator matters. A is 11.97% and B is 11.78% when measured against gross conditioned area. Against net room area they are 13.69% and 13.50%, so both FAIL a net-area interpretation of the 12% target. C is 12.11% gross and 13.76% net and FAILS either interpretation. No hall exceeds 120 sq ft.
Read the source checks · Book page 16 ↗An open design conversation
What we would refine
More specific materials and joinery
The models still use simplified upholstery, art, vegetation and material textures. Hardware, trim, lighting and storage deserve another pass tied to the family's actual belongings and preferences.
These are furnished design studies for discussion. Structure, cost, code compliance, and buildability have not been assessed. The browser model simplifies the native Blender materials.