Steel frame house 290-103

The 2 floors steel frame house project with an integrated garage offers a comfortable living environment for a large family, comprising a total of 5 rooms and 4 bathrooms within 290 square meters.
On the ground floor, the space is organized as follows: a unified area consisting of a 19 square meter kitchen and a 31 square meter living room, a utility room used also as storage space, a centrally located common restroom, a bedroom with its own bathroom, and a vestibule in the entrance area. Access to the house can be made either through a roughly 3-meter covered entrance located at the front or through the uncovered terrace at the back, connected to the living room. Additionally, it is worth noting that this house model with 4 bedrooms also features an integrated 23 square meter garage with direct interior access.
The resting area on the upper floor plan is organized as follows: a spacious master bedroom of 20 square meters with access to a dressing room, its own bathroom, and a balcony; a second bedroom of 15 square meters with a balcony and its own bathroom; and a third bedroom of 16 square meters.

Total area (sqm): 289.65
House footprint (sqm): 242.67
Usable area (sqm): 202.01
Terraces and balconies area (sqm): 46.62
Footprint (lm): 18.50 x 10.55
Building height (nr.): 2-story
Ground floor area (sqm): 138.45
Covered terraces on the ground floor (sqm): 3.87
Uncovered terraces on the ground floor (sqm): 21.96
1st floor area (sqm): 104.22
Covered terraces / balconies on the 1st floor (sqm): 21.15

Building a house is a complex and well-structured process that begins with selecting the land and involves close collaboration with an architect and a contractor. The next step is to obtain a certificate detailing what can be built and under what conditions. The project must be tailored to the owner's needs, while complying with local legislation and regulations. After obtaining the certificate, the next step is the detailed design of the house, discussing plans, structure, and installations. Once the architectural, structural, and installation projects are finalized, a building permit can be requested. It's important not to make unauthorized modifications during construction, as they can affect the safety and legality of the building. The detailed technical project is essential for execution, and continuous communication with the architect and contractor prevents costly mistakes. Choosing solely based on the lowest price can compromise the final quality of the construction. To avoid any difficulty in this process, it is recommended to choose qualified specialists and not to sacrifice quality for apparent savings.