Daniel Marulanda

This single-level home features 12 total rooms arranged around a central kitchen, sitting, dining, and entry area that includes eight windows. The kitchen space directly connects to two bathrooms, an outdoor terrace, several multi-purpose rooms, an entrance porch, and Bedroom 1. Bedroom 1 provides access to a dedicated walk-in closet storage room and an outdoor balcony with four windows. Daylight enters through multiple windows distributed across the bedrooms, primary living zones, and outdoor areas.

This single-level home features 11 rooms centered around a main circulation space. The central circulation area connects directly to Room 1, Room 2, Room 4, Room 7, Room 9, and Room 10. Secondary connections link Room 7 to Room 3 and Room 5, while Room 9 leads to Room 2 and Room 6, and Room 6 joins Room 4. Natural daylight enters through one window in Room 1 and one window in Room 3, while all other spaces have no windows.

This single-level home features a total of four rooms, consisting of two bedrooms, one bathroom, and a central kitchen. The kitchen provides direct doorway connections to both bedrooms and the bathroom. Natural daylight enters through two windows each in the kitchen and both bedrooms, while the bathroom has no windows.

This single-level home features seven rooms arranged around a central circulation hallway, which provides direct access to the living room, dining room, kitchen, home office, and a bathroom. The living room and dining room also connect directly to each other, and a storage utility room is accessible from the kitchen. Natural daylight enters through two windows each in the living room, dining room, office, and utility room, alongside one window in the kitchen, while the bathroom and hallway have no windows.

This single-level home features four rooms, including two bedrooms, one bathroom, and a central kitchen. The kitchen provides direct access to Bedroom 1, Bedroom 2, and Bathroom 1. Daylight enters through two windows each in the kitchen, Bedroom 1, and Bedroom 2, while the bathroom has no windows.

This single-level home consists of seven rooms, including a central circulation area and multiple adjoining spaces. Circulation 1 connects directly to Room 1 and Room 4, while Room 1 provides further access to Room 2, Room 5, and Room 6. Room 3 stands unconnected to the other interior spaces, and no windows are recorded throughout the entire layout.

This single-level home consists of six ground-floor rooms with unspecified roles. Interconnections link several spaces, with Room 4 connecting to Room 1, Room 2, and Room 5, while Room 3 opens to both Room 2 and Room 5, and Room 6 remains entirely unlinked. Across the entire floor plan, zero windows are present, meaning there is no natural daylight provided to any of the rooms.

This single-level home consists of two spaces on the ground floor: an interior room labeled Open interior and an outdoor terrace. The main room has three exterior walls, two doors, and directly connects to the terrace through a door. Neither space includes any windows, resulting in no exterior daylight openings in the layout.

An authored INK TO BRICK demonstration home: two furnished floors, a roof terrace, connected living spaces and a warm Mediterranean palette. Explore its native walls, openings, stairs and rooms in the editor at /try. This is a conceptual sample design, not a surveyed property or an accuracy benchmark.