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All Four Rounds

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Round 4, closing set 6 Jul

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This Week In Design

The Round 4 set landed Monday evening, 6 Jul at 7:09 PM, with every point from Thursday's meeting drawn in, and it is on this page now for your reference. Your final review notes came back on 7 Jul, and the design team is folding them into the final set:

Main kitchen, final arrangementCounter, Island, And Entrance
Delivered
Kitchen island, enlarged for the wine coolerPower Point Inside The Island
Delivered
Closet rework and upstairs layoutNew Door, Window, And Vanity
Delivered
Septic and water tanks, both buildingsPlaced On The Site Plan
Delivered
First refinement, sink in front of the windowLogged Monday Evening
With The Team
3D visualisation of the full houseFirst Images To Follow On This Page
In Production

Fresh From The Board

Round 4 final, first-floor building layout on site, sheet A02

Round 4 final, second-floor building layout, sheet A03

Round 4 final, first-floor water supply plan, sheet A04

Round 4 final, second-floor water supply plan, sheet A05

Round 4 Final, 6 Jul

View The Round 4 Final Set (PDF)

Round 4 · Delivered 6 Jul

Every change, in full.

After Thursday evening's meeting, every point was written up and sent to the design team on Saturday at 1:02 PM. The team drew through the weekend, and the finished set arrived Monday evening at 7:09 PM. Here is each change, as delivered:

01Lao kitchen, new position

Moves to the boundary strip beside the TV-room / laundry corner
Compact L-shape, about 1.2 m × 1.8 m, gas cooktop and sink
Small setback from the boundary line (exact distance being confirmed)
Positioned so the covered outdoor seating keeps its open garden view
Roof over it: still being decided, see "waiting on decisions" below

02In-law suite, kitchen becomes a sitting room

Cooktop, sink, and cabinets come out; furnished as a small sitting room
The 2.00 m sliding door to the pool stays, with its stop-at-90° door stopper

03Upstairs closet, door, layout

New closet door to the left of the stair top, 1.0 m × 2.0 m
The old door into the master bedroom is removed; the master entry reads clearly
Closet shortened so the cabinet / island fits, following the reference photo

04Closet window & vanity

Window added in the end wall by the dresser area (position circled on the plan)
Vanity / make-up table designed facing the window, per the reference photo
This reverses the earlier "no window" note, the window is IN

05Main kitchen, final arrangement

Counter wraps toward the side entrance; kitchen shortened, leaving about 1.5 m of clear space from the entrance wall
Sink, moves to the new counter section near the entrance, under the window
Cooktop, on the left, at the junction where the two counters meet
Fridge + cabinet, far end of the main counter, away from the entrance, labelled on the plan
Island, enlarged to match the access width, with a clear walkpath
1.0 m kept clear at the entry door; all dimensions updated after the moves

06Upper-floor plumbing note

Note added to the plans: second-level plumbing runs out and down the outside wall

07Septic & water tank, main house New Scope

Septic tank with a 7 to 10 m drain field, plus the water tank
Location: front-left garden near the entrance (circled on the site plan)
The team is designing it onto the site plan now

08Septic, in-law suite New Scope

Ground fall being checked for drainage
Likely a small tank with a 2 to 4 m drain field along the boundary

Thursday 3 Jul, Round 3 landed and was reviewed

Thursday 3 July: the dimensioned drawing set arrived at 3:35 PM. Through the afternoon there were thirteen rapid back-and-forth sketch iterations, kitchen counters, fridge position, column placement, the 40 cm engineered beam, Lao kitchen sizing, island walkpath. The layout was approved at 5:58 PM, the final set exported at 7:01 PM, and reviewed together at the 7 PM meeting that evening.

View The Round 3 Set (PDF) See It Sheet By Sheet

Three earlier decisions reversed in this round

Lao kitchen's old position, abandoned; it moves to the boundary strip (change 01)
In-law suite kitchen, cancelled; becomes a sitting room (change 02)
Closet "no window" note, reversed; window and vanity are in (change 04)

Delivered in the Round 4 set, Monday 6 Jul

All agreed changes drawn in, including the enlarged island with the wine-cooler space and power inside
Septic and water tanks placed on the site plan, main house and in-law suite
Corrected title blocks on all sheets, checked by the team
One refinement already logged on the new set: the sink moves in front of the window
Now in production: the 3D visualisation of the complete house is underway

Day by day

Wed 2 Jul · EveningRevised ground + upper plans sketched and shared; feedback returned the same night with an 8-point list; the full written checklist compiled at 10:22 PM
Thu 3 Jul · 3:35 PMRound 3 PDF delivered, plans dimensioned
Thu 3 Jul · 3:36 to 5:25 PMThirteen sketch iterations: kitchen, columns, beam, Lao kitchen, island
Thu 3 Jul · 5:58 PMLayout approved, "leaves more closet space"
Thu 3 Jul · 7:01 PMFinal set exported for the evening's client meeting
Thu 3 Jul · 7:00 PMMeeting, the changes above were agreed together
Sat 4 Jul · 1:02 PMEvery agreed point written up and sent to the design team
Sat 4 Jul · 5:02 PMTeam's latest: kitchen island arrangement drawn, checking it against the brief
Sun 5 Jul · 5:46 PMCameron's note: no dishwasher needed; plan the island's dishwasher space as a wine-fridge space instead. Sent to the design team for the Round 4 island layout
Mon 6 Jul · 12:14 PMIsland size confirmed to the team: about 20 cm larger to take the wine cooler, no deeper than 60 cm, with power inside the island
Mon 6 Jul · 3:03 PMDesign team: changes drawn in; septic and water tank positions being arranged on the site plan
Mon 6 Jul · 7:09 PMRound 4 full set delivered, four sheets
Mon 6 Jul · 7:13 PMNext step agreed: the 3D model of the complete house begins once the floor plan is confirmed
Tue 14 Jul3D visualisation of the complete house started; first images will appear on this page
Mon 6 Jul · EveningFirst refinement logged on the new set: the sink moves in front of the window
Tue 7 Jul · 12:00 PMClient's final review notes returned on the Round 4 set: fridge space sized for a double-door fridge, the remaining run built in as a matching shoe and storage cabinet; studio left wall needs no window; the Lao kitchen to have a roof; laundry kept as drawn, with the solarium reference as the preferred direction; the island's wine-fridge space confirmed in place of the dishwasher; everything else approved, and the notes are now with the design team to fold into the final set

Your Decisions, Locked

Studio left wallNo Window, Per Your 7 Jul Note
Decided
Lao kitchen roofRoofed, Per Your 7 Jul Note
Decided
LaundryAs Drawn, Solarium Reference
Decided

Round 3, What's Settled3 Jul

Entrance lobbyRemoved From The Plan
Locked
Pool doorsKitchen Door In, Dining Door Out
Locked
Pool shapeStraight Sides, Rounded Corners
Locked
Master bathroomSinks Front, Tub Back, Deep Shower
Locked
Living / dining half-wallLayout Settled, Height 1.00 To 1.10m
Locked
Master bedroom door1.0m Wide, Balcony From The Master Only
Locked
Laundry wallWasher And Dryer, Exactly As Drawn
Locked
Hall columnMoved To A 40cm Beam Over A 3m Span
Locked
In-law suite pool door2.00m Sliding, Stop-At-90 Stopper
Locked

Concept Locked

A, Bright White Classical.

Bright white exterior, classical proportions, arched glass doors, and the four column patio with its curved ceiling, on the Option 2 plan. Chosen Mon 22 Jun, 9:31 PM. Every sheet since follows this concept.

Concept A, Bright White Classical, arrival

Concept A, Bright White Classical, aerial

Concept A

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Concept A, Bright White Classical.

All seventeen frames from the locked concept, elevations through 3D massing.

Concept A, Bright White Classical, orangery — Orangery

Concept A, Bright White Classical, in-law pavilion — In-Law Pavilion

Concept A, Bright White Classical, dining — Dining

Concept A, Bright White Classical, master bedroom — Master Bedroom

Concept A, Bright White Classical, dressing room — Dressing Room

Concept A, Bright White Classical, ensuite — Ensuite

Concept A, Bright White Classical, guest bedroom — Guest Bedroom

Concept A, Bright White Classical, conservatory — Conservatory

Concept A, Bright White Classical, 3D dollhouse view — 3D, Dollhouse View

Concept A, Bright White Classical, 3D ground floor cutaway — 3D, Ground Floor Cutaway

Concept A, Bright White Classical, 3D upper floor cutaway — 3D, Upper Floor Cutaway

Concept A, Bright White Classical, 3D massing — 3D, Massing

Cameron's References

What shaped the concept.

The client references the design team worked from, and the four concepts, B through E, considered before A was chosen.

Your own inspiration images, the kitchen and interior styles from May, and the half-wall references from June. The design team works from these.

Your References

Client reference, interior 1 — Interior 1

Client reference, interior 2 — Interior 2

Client reference, interior 3 — Interior 3

Client reference, interior 4 — Interior 4

Client reference, interior 5 — Interior 5

Client reference, interior 6 — Interior 6

Client reference, interior 7 — Interior 7

Client reference, interior 8 — Interior 8

Client reference, interior 9 — Interior 9

Client reference, interior 10 — Interior 10

Client reference, half-wall in marble — Half-Wall, Marble

Client reference, half-wall classical — Half-Wall, Classical

The Looks Not Chosen

The other four directions stay here for reference. The build follows Bright White Classical.

B · Warm Stone & Cream

Concept B, living and dining — Living & Dining

C · Modern Tropical · Light

D · Modern Tropical · Garden Terraces

E · Warm Contemporary · Sunset

Drawings, round by round.

Every set the design team has produced. Round 4, delivered 6 Jul, closed the drawing rounds; the 3D visualisation is now in production.

Round 4

6 Jul 2026

Round 4 Final Set (PDF)

Round 3

3 Jul 2026

Round 3 Set (PDF)

Round 2, Option 2

21 Jun, Chosen

Option 2 (PDF)

Round 2, Option 1

Round 2 Option 1, alternative plan, sheet 03

Round 2 Option 1, alternative plan, sheet 04

Round 2 Option 1, alternative plan, sheet 05

Round 2 Option 1, alternative plan, sheet 06

21 Jun, Alternative

Option 1 (PDF)

Round 1

15 Jun 2026

Round 1 Set (PDF)

Asked of the team at this stage, Round 3

Fridge and cabinet labelled on the plan
Lao kitchen smaller and aligned to the in-law suite wall, kept under its roofline
Upper-floor notes: full-width mirror and cabinets at the master sinks, make-up mirror wall in the closet
Room name and floor area in every room; door widths on every sheet
Title blocks carrying the correct project name and owners; floor labels corrected
Spelling pass ("Pantry")
Upper sheets showing the in-law suite and Lao kitchen as roof outline only
Full export with roof plan and elevations, 7 to 8° roof, arched doors, four-column patio

Your written feedback after the café review, Round 2

Option 1 delivered 7:36 AM · Option 2 delivered 2:53 PM · reviewed together over printouts at the café that afternoon · your decision landed Sunday 9:31 PM

“Lao kitchen really only needs to be a small outdoor area for occasional cooking”
“Laundry could be made as discussed, image in meeting”
“Semi-open dining area like concept A photos”
“Lao kitchen moved so outdoor covered seating has garden views”
“New balcony area moved (made possible by ground floor changes?)”
“Extended walk-in + makeup area”, marked flexible
“Extra bathroom space”, marked flexible

Alongside the notes, you and Sunny chose the direction: A · Bright White Classical, on the Option 2 plan. Every sheet since follows that decision.

The 14-point revision list that followed, Round 1

In-law suite, max 30 m², detached, front-right corner, private entry; one combined room (sleep + kitchen + living) with separate shower and WC; semi-private outdoor sitting near the Lao kitchen
Master suite, clear hierarchy: reads as one suite, not two bedrooms; oversized walk-in dressing room
Bedrooms, one modest guest room downstairs; the den/office removed
Pool, 3.5 × 4.5 m at 1.2 m depth, rounded corners, rotated 90°, reachable from both households, blue-white tile
Carport, 5 × 5.5 m, no separate motorbike bay, 6 m gate, covered arrival
Orientation, north to the rear-right; west-sun shading treated as critical; kitchen exit east; pool and living shade to the south
Heights, 2.8 m clear ceilings; 3.2 m floor-to-floor on the second level; eaves 0.9 m max
Stairs, 165 rise / 230 going, L-shape with a half-landing on the west wall
Privacy screens, 1.5 to 1.8 m, batten gaps 50 to 70 mm
Roof, flat roof plan, section, and elevations with rain management and west-sun shading
Every sheet, dimensions and room areas, no exceptions

Round 1, The Original Program15 Jun

In-law suiteMax 30 Sqm, Detached, Front-Right Corner, Private Entry
Locked
Master suiteReads As One Suite, Oversized Walk-In Dressing Room
Locked
BedroomsOne Modest Guest Room Downstairs, Den Removed
Locked
Pool3.5 By 4.5m, 1.2m Depth, Rounded Corners
Locked
Carport5 By 5.5m, 6m Gate, Covered Arrival
Locked
OrientationNorth To The Rear-Right, West-Sun Shading Critical
Locked
Heights2.8m Clear Ceilings, 3.2m Floor-To-Floor Upstairs
Locked
Every sheetDimensions And Room Areas, No Exceptions
Locked