floorplan

Photos sell the house, then people look at the floorplan.

Chambers 49-51 all have the same floorplan, as shown in Map 11.

Most of the office staff worked out in an open office floorplan.

The floorplan of the building is basically square, with a small central courtyard.

The interior floorplan has remained essentially the same as it was in 1939.

In the geometric view, the design step of the floorplan is located.

Let's say you have a building with a square floorplan:

Based on the area of the design and the hierarchy, a suitable floorplan is decided upon.

He lays it - the other half of the floorplan - next to Indy's.

The floorplan, part of the head (the chapel) and some columns are now visible.

The floorplan is usually rectangular, measuring 8-10 by 8-12 meters.

Then, in the 1960s the office was seen as a communications system, with the floorplan opening up to facilitate the free flow of information.

An open floorplan is one which values wide, unenclosed spaces.

The space had a fan-shaped floorplan with the pulpit at the centre.

Inside the castle received a partial change of floorplan.

The church has a centralised floorplan, with a Greek cross shape.

Unusually for churches in that region it has a cruciform floorplan.

It has an octagonal floorplan and is the largest of its kind in Saxony.

It's useful feature in a store with a complicated floorplan - especially if you're trying to find the bathroom.

"That depends more on your mouth than any floorplan," Phury said with a grin.

The house's floorplan is a basic double house.

Regardless of the floorplan, as interactive theater, there are features every strip club will have.

On it is one-half of a crude floorplan of the Temple.

"Should be a closet, according to the floorplan."

Depending on the design methodology being followed, the actual definition of a floorplan may differ.