Why do you think apartments in corridors are more expensive?

A house with a corridor must have a side door rather than a middle door, because the side door is truly transparent from north to south, while what the middle door has is just pseudo-transparency. Therefore, when we choose a house, if it is not due to lack of selection or financial problems, then we should not consider the middle household if we can choose the marginal household. So let’s talk about the disadvantages of a central door with a corridor.

Currently, the sales of houses all start with pre-sale. During the pre-sale stage, the only thing buyers can clearly and comprehensively see is the floor plan, and the floor plan is only a close-up of a single house, making it difficult to understand the overall feeling of the house. Presentation, even if there is a standard layer below, many people can't understand it. Therefore, this has brought a misunderstanding to the majority of home buyers. They always feel that the mid-sized apartments are still very good. really. The layout of the central house is indeed good. The bedrooms and living room are mainly on the sunny side, and the bathroom and kitchen are on the shady side. The overall layout seems to be in place. There is no shortage of things that should be exposed to the sun, and those that should not be exposed to the sun are well hidden. But if we really put the mid-sized apartment with a corridor into an actual building, we will find the problem.

The existence of the corridor is the downfall of the house

Why do the current house types have corridors? This is because the current fire regulations require that high-rise buildings over 30 meters must be designed with two elevators, and it is impossible for two elevators to have more than two households on a single floor and open windows on the north side. The only way to achieve north-south transparency for all units on a single floor is through one- or two-unit designs. Therefore, the current house with a corridor can be regarded as two unit buildings with one elevator and two units connected together by the corridor. This solves the problem of two elevators being required for high-rise buildings over 30 meters at the same time. Therefore, this corridor is a must-have.

Many problems caused by corridors

The existence of corridors will bring many problems to middle households. First of all, the corridor is generally about 2 meters away from the shaded window of the middle room, and the width of the corridor is at least 1.5 meters. This is equivalent to forcibly adding an extra-wide eaves to the dark side of the central house, which greatly affects the brightness of the interior. Secondly, the corridor is in a protruding position, which means that the dark side of the middle room is recessed. Such a recessed design greatly affects ventilation and vision. Thirdly, for the middle house, the view from the dark side is the corridor, and for the people on the corridor, standing on the corridor and looking straight up or down, they can directly see every move of the people in the middle house, which will also force the middle house to Residents of this house have long used curtains to block the view from the corridor. As a result, the central house, which was originally planned to be transparent from north to south, was deprived of many beautiful ideas by a corridor.

Bianhu does not have such a problem

In contrast, Bianhu is much better, because the transparency is very guaranteed on the side. And because the corridor is designed so that the rooms are retracted inward, there will be no problem in the past when the middle rooms in high-rise buildings protruded and blocked the lighting of the side rooms. Therefore, the current corridor design actually adds a lot of points to border households. Borders have become more attractive.

So, among the houses with corridors, the middle unit is really just a supplementary product and the next best option.