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Seems like an easyish solution would be to have some modular walls. Like imagine if you had a repeating layout like - [ 2br | studio | 2br ] where the | represe
by TylerE 3y ago
Seems like an easyish solution would be to have some modular walls. Like imagine if you had a repeating layout like - [ 2br | studio | 2br ] where the | represent say a section of wall that is designed to be disassembled and removed. Then either 2br can be converted into a 3br by unbricking the doorway, so to speak. If neither 2br needs it it can be rented out on it's own as a studio. Or even take out BOTH walls and convert into a giant 4/5 BR extended family unit.
- steveBK123 3y agoI think you run into challenges there with minimum square footage & window/egress requirements per bedroom. The bigger issue would be plumbing for bathrooms & kitchens.
- TylerE 3y agoI'm still thinking each "sub unit" would be the usual typical hall entry / window bedroom setup.
- kayodelycaon 3y agoSome commercial buildings are designed to be renovated repeatedly like this. They have an open steel support structure where you can have an entire floor completely empty and add walls where ever you want.