Casa Dos Umbrales: Two short passages off a wide two-bedroom living room

Casa Dos Umbrales is the editorial name for this two-bedroom layout study based on ResPlan 3265. The public tour offers a way to inspect room connections and boundaries; the name does not identify a built residence or commissioned renovation.

Reading the Casa Dos Umbrales layout

The bedrooms sit above the living area, with two bathroom bays between them. Separate short passages serve this upper room group, while a kitchen occupies the opposite end of the living room behind a doorway.

The public model reports an approximate overall envelope of 8.019 × 6.563 m, with a modeled height of 3 m. These figures describe the reconstruction, not usable floor area, individual room dimensions or a verified building survey.

How the room routes connect

Casa Dos Umbrales has two small approaches to the bedroom group instead of one long hall. Read each passage independently: a clear route at one end does not show the other stays usable. Crossing from the enclosed kitchen to either bedroom also brings movement through the broad living room, so the shared room needs a recognizable walking edge.

A furniture decision to compare

The kitchen doorway is the strongest boundary in the shared part of this plan. Keep the dining proposal related to that threshold without letting pulled-back chairs occupy it. Upstairs in the drawing, avoid presenting the two bathroom bays as identical suites: their placement between bedrooms does not establish which rooms their doors serve.

Review exercise: Casa Dos Umbrales

Choose the kitchen doorway as a common starting point. Trace one trip through each short passage and compare the turns, visible doorways and potential furniture conflicts. In a second view, imagine a dining chair in use beside the kitchen. If it blocks both routes before they separate, the dining arrangement affects the whole private room group.

Source and scope of this study

Source: The ResPlan Authors, ResPlan plan 3265. Original ResPlan collection, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. Lodnor reconstructed the plan in 3D. The editorial project name and furniture proposals in this article do not attribute new design intentions to the source authors.

Visible furniture or materials in the tour do not establish measured fit or existing conditions. Retain credits included in downloaded files when sharing the study. To apply an idea to another home, replace this approximate geometry with that home’s verified dimensions and door locations.