Blueprint Design of This Building: How It Makes Construction Easy
If you’ve ever looked at a beautiful home and wondered, “How do I turn this into reality?” — the answer lies in a blueprint design. A blueprint is the heart of every building design, showing the floor plan, room layout, semantic arrangement, and proportions in a simple, understandable way.
In this post, we’ll explore a blueprint design of the house shown above, breaking down its ground floor, first floor, kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms, dining, corridor, and balcony in detail. And the best part? We’ll also show you how this ASCII blueprint tool can make the process of visualizing your building simple, friendly, and even fun.
Why Blueprint Design Matters
A blueprint design is not just for architects. It’s for homeowners, builders, and dreamers who want to:
- Understand the semantic layout of their building.
- See where kitchen, bathrooms, washrooms, bedrooms, dining, corridors, and balconies fit in.
- Estimate the floor area and proportions.
- Share their house plan easily on Google, Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter/X.
When you use a blueprint floor plan tool, you take control of your dream home project — and make better decisions before construction even begins.
🏠 Observed Characteristics
- Style: Modern two-storey villa with classical elements (pillars, carved details).
- Levels: 2 floors.
- Balconies: Large terrace/balcony on the first floor.
- Entrances: Central front entrance with a covered porch.
- Windows: Many large windows = bright interiors, multiple rooms.
- Layout clue: The visible proportions suggest about 200–250 m² (2,150–2,700 ft²) total floor area.
📐 Likely Semantic Breakdown
Ground Floor (Main level)
- Entry porch with sitting area.
- Living room (visible through glass doors).
- Dining area (probably connected to living).
- Kitchen (toward rear/side, not directly visible).
- 1 Bathroom / washroom (usually on ground floor).
- Corridor/hall connecting stairs to upper level.
- Possibly a guest bedroom or study near the left side.
First Floor (Upper level)
- Master bedroom with balcony access.
- 1–2 additional bedrooms.
- Bathrooms (1 attached to master, 1 shared).
- Balcony/terrace with planters (clearly visible).
- Corridor leading to rooms.
📝 Text-Based Semantic Layout (approximation)
Using . for empty space and - for walls/room divisions:
Ground Floor
[ Porch/Entry ]---[ Living Room ]---[ Dining ]
| | |
| |---[ Kitchen ]--|
| |
|----[ Guest Bed/Study ]---[ Washroom ]
First Floor
[ Master Bedroom ]----[ Balcony/Terrace ]
|
[ Bedroom 2 ]---[ Corridor ]---[ Bedroom 3 ]
|
[ Bathroom(s) ]
⚠️ Note: This is a reasoned guess from the exterior. The actual floor plan may vary, especially placement of kitchen/bathrooms.
🏠 Ground Floor (Estimated Layout)
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| | | | |
| | | Wash | Guest |
| Kitchen | | Room | Room |
| | |..............|........................|
|..........................| | |
| Washroom | | Living Room |
|..........................| | |
| |......................................|
| Dining | Entrance/Porch |
| | |
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Key Assumptions:
- Entrance leads directly into the Living Room.
- Left side has a Guest Bedroom/Study with an attached Washroom.
- Right side connects to the Dining and Kitchen.
- Porch is covered and visible in photo.
🏠 First Floor (Estimated Layout)
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| | | | |
| | | Stairs | Wash |
| Bedroom | | area | Room |
| | |..............|...................|
|...........................| | |
| Washroom | | Master |
|...........................| | Bedroom |
| |..................................|
| Bedroom | Balcony / |
| | Terrace |
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Key Assumptions:
- Master Bedroom opens to the large balcony/terrace (visible in the photo).
- Two more bedrooms are likely upstairs, each with windows.
- At least 2 bathrooms upstairs (one en-suite, one shared).
🧾 Room Summary (estimated)
- Ground Floor: Living Room, Dining, Kitchen, Guest Bedroom/Study, Washroom, Porch.
- First Floor: Master Bedroom + En-suite Bath, 2 Bedrooms, Shared Bath, Corridor, Balcony/Terrace.
👉 So likely 3–4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms/washrooms, 1 kitchen, 1 dining, 1 living, corridors, and balcony/terrace.
🏠 Ground Floor (Approx. 12m × 10m footprint)
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| | | | Guest |
| | | Wash | Room |
| Kitchen | | Room | (3m x 4m) |
| (3m x 5m) | |..............|........................|
|..........................| | |
| Washroom | | Living Room |
|..........................| | (6m x 5m) |
| |......................................|
| Dining | Entrance/Porch |
| (3m x 4m) | (3m x 5m) |
----------------------------------------🏠 First Floor (Approx. 12m × 10m footprint)
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| | | | |
| | | Stairs | Wash |
| Bedroom | | area | Room |
| (3m x 5m) | |..............|...................|
|...........................| | Master |
| Washroom | | Bedroom |
|...........................| | (6m x 5m) |
| |...................................|
| Bedroom | Balcony / |
| (3m x 4m) | Terrace 3m x 5m |
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📊 Estimated Area Breakdown
- Ground Floor:
- Living Room ≈ 30 m²
- Dining ≈ 12 m²
- Kitchen (behind dining, not shown in ASCII but likely) ≈ 12 m²
- Guest/Study ≈ 12 m²
- Washroom ≈ 4 m²
- Porch ≈ 15 m²
- First Floor:
- Master Bedroom ≈ 30 m² (+ En-suite Bath ≈ 6 m²)
- Bedroom 2 ≈ 12 m²
- Bedroom 3 ≈ 12 m²
- Shared Bath ≈ 6 m²
- Balcony/Terrace ≈ 15 m²
👉 Total Built-up Area ≈ 200–220 m² (2150–2350 ft²)
Final Thoughts
The blueprint design of a building is your roadmap to success. Whether it’s a modern villa, a cozy home, or a multi-story project, creating an ASCII floor plan helps you think smarter and build better.
So, the next time you dream of your perfect home, try out this blueprint design tool. It’s simple, effective, and social-media-ready. Share your plan, refine your layout, and bring your dream closer to reality.
👉 Start building your future today — one blueprint design at a time.