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Originally Posted by scryer
What isn't making sense to me is that they have different residential floors but the residential unit count isn't scaling with the amount of floors  . To play Devil's Advocate: even if the ENTIRE building was intended to be constructed with only 3 Bedroom units being offered; you should be able to fit 3-4 of those larger units per floor. So there's no way that Concept #1 and Concept #2 should have the same residential unit count since there is a difference of 4 floors  . With that in mind, Concept #3 shouldn't have the most residential units since it has less residential floors than Concept #2. Lol, it feels like I'm back in an elementary school math problem  . |
I would assume it's due to different sized floor plates.... Smaller floor plates on the 14 storey option means that it still has the same amount of floor space as the 8 storey option with bigger floor plates
Option 3 is my easy favourite. 1 is a little too bulky, and 2 actually seems too tall for the part of Osborne it is. #3 wins me over with the step back design.