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High there, what's up!
Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Rotterdam
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How much floor space is enough for your needs?
How much apartment space do you consider enough to comfortably cover your needs, ie. at what size does a need become a want?
I'm going with 65 m2 (one-bedroom) for a single person and 80 m2 (two bedroom) for a couple. |
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Chicago & NYC
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http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1578557 I would go for 90 m2 for a 1-bedroom. But I can go lower at 75 m2 or so if the rooms have higher ceilings (i.e., measure in m3). Wall space and space to display art is of some importance to me. |
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Join Date: Dec 2009
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It depends a bit on floor plan. Anyway, I think 70mē is the comfort threshold for living alone. 50-70mē is the okay-ish zone if the floor plan is right. Less than 50mē = claustrophobia, home/flat stop being a place I like to be, "caged" feelings...
If I had a wife living with me, then 60mē would be the minimum. For kids, add 25mē for each one. But ideally to have wife + kid + me I'd like some good 140mē of heated space.
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