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3D MODEL VIEW DINING ROOM
The 3D model of the dining area at Emilia Lakeside Phase 1 demonstrates the construction layout and coordination of architectural and service elements within the ground floor of the two-storey residential unit. The dining area is constructed on a reinforced concrete floor slab and finished with ceramic tiles that are consistent with adjacent living spaces to maintain a continuous and level floor finish. Masonry walls are plastered and painted, providing a clean internal surface suitable for daily use. The open-plan configuration between the dining and living areas reduces internal partitions, allowing efficient structural load transfer through beams and columns while improving space utilisation. Electrical provisions such as lighting points are installed centrally to accommodate dining activities, and window openings are positioned to provide adequate natural lighting and ventilation. Overall, the dining area 3D model assists site personnel in understanding space zoning, finish coordination, and construction detailing to ensure functional integration with surrounding areas.
3D MODEL VIEW LIVING ROOM
The 3D model of the living area at Emilia Lakeside Phase 1 illustrates the construction layout and integration of structural, architectural, and finishing elements within the ground floor of the two-storey residential unit. The living area is formed on a reinforced concrete floor slab and finished with ceramic floor tiles to provide durability and ease of maintenance. Masonry walls are plastered and painted, ensuring a smooth internal finish and compliance with residential quality standards. Large window and door openings are incorporated at the front of the unit to enhance natural lighting and ventilation, while structural columns and beams are positioned to maintain open-plan space without obstructing movement. Electrical services, including lighting points and power sockets, are concealed within wall chases to ensure a neat and safe installation. Overall, the living area 3D model supports site planning by clearly showing space usage, circulation flow, and construction detailing required to achieve a functional and comfortable family living space.
3D MODEL VIEW KITCHEN
The 3D model of the kitchen at Emilia Lakeside Phase 1 demonstrates the practical construction layout and coordination of architectural, structural, and service elements within a two-storey residential unit. The kitchen area is constructed on a reinforced concrete floor slab with ceramic floor finishes designed for durability and ease of maintenance. Masonry walls are plastered and finished with tiled wall finishes at wet areas to protect against moisture and stains. Built-in kitchen cabinets are installed along the wall alignment to optimise workspace efficiency, while a solid countertop supports cooking and food preparation activities. Plumbing services for the sink and drainage, as well as electrical points for cooking appliances, are coordinated and concealed within walls to ensure neat installation and safe operation. Window openings are positioned to provide natural lighting and ventilation, reducing heat buildup and improving indoor air quality. Overall, the 3D kitchen model assists site teams in visualising construction sequencing, service coordination, and finish requirements to achieve a functional and well-organised kitchen space.
3D MODEL VIEW MASTER BEDROOM AND BATHROOM
The 3D model of the Master bedroom and toilet for Emilia Lakeside Phase 1 illustrates the practical construction layout and coordination of internal residential spaces in a two-storey housing unit. The bedroom is constructed with reinforced concrete floor slabs and masonry walls, finished with plastered surfaces and timber or laminate flooring, providing a durable and comfortable living space. Window openings are positioned to ensure adequate natural lighting and ventilation in accordance with residential building standards. The attached toilet is constructed using waterproofed floor and wall systems with non-slip ceramic tiles, incorporating essential sanitary fittings such as the water closet, wash basin, and shower area. Proper detailing for plumbing, floor gradients, and ventilation openings is provided to prevent water leakage and ensure hygienic use. Overall, the 3D model supports construction planning by clearly demonstrating spatial coordination, material finishes, and service integration for bedroom and toilet works on site.
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