Do you really understand the square transparent plan?

Square huxing and north-south permeability are two necessary standards for a good huxing. When buying a house, in addition to carefully combing the external environment and living facilities of this house, the most important thing is whether the structure of the house itself is reasonable. If you buy a second-hand house, you don't have to worry. You can see the clue by going several times at different times. But if you are buying an auction house, there is only one floor plan. Facing the eloquence of the sales girl, can you keep calm thinking and understand the floor plan? Is there any mystery hidden in the seemingly square apartment? Which houses are prone to "strange huxing" multi-family high-rise buildings on each floor. Point high-rise buildings are often because developers take too little land, only enough to build a house. In the case of limited floors, developers will naturally make full use of every inch of space, and it is likely that these "strange huxing" will be caught in the middle. For example, after arranging the main three-bedroom or two-bedroom standard room in the middle area with good lighting and ventilation, the remaining two ends are barely pieced together into a small apartment. The interior of a conceptual building. In order to highlight the appearance characteristics of buildings, some developers make unique shapes in appearance, such as arc-shaped ends or triangular protruding areas, so some units inside are inevitably impractical. Serviced apartment. Because these buildings were not designed for living at first, but as SOHO studios and other functions, they are often not very particular about apartment types, such as spacious living rooms and relatively small bathrooms and bedrooms. The seemingly square huxing actually has many defects. It is not that a seemingly square apartment is a good house. If you don't pay attention to many details, you may still buy an impractical house. There are too many door opening designs around the living room. The actual use area of this living room has become smaller, because the front door and back door should be unobstructed, which greatly limits the decoration layout of the living room. There are narrow walkways. This area is the most embarrassing. Not only can you not put things in these positions, but you may also have to bother to decorate them to show their unity with the room layout style, which is really a waste. The room has unreasonable load-bearing columns and partitions. Needless to say, there are many such real situations, which are easily overlooked only from the plan view. You won't know until you get the house. It's too late. It is a pity that some places that should be of great use have become useless dead ends.