Narrow long house design

View available Cunningham 23 house and land package for Lot 437 Restful Way Armstrong Creek, VIC 3217, in the Sanctuary Estate.

The back of the home glows at night as the giant, two-story glass doors swing open to remove the barrier between inside and out. A polished concrete patio deck and pool, along with a simple block perimeter wall, make smart use of available materials.

ODDO Architects creates a spacious and airy home that’s just under 14 feet wide.

Image 30 of 34 from gallery of Newry House / Austin Maynard Architects. Ground floor plan

What to do if you’ve got a 20 foot wide plot of land and want to build a home on it? Make the most of it! This 16-foot wide home—dubbed “The Shaft”—is a two and a half story structure that makes the best of its tiny footprint. See the interior, after the jump.The Shaft House is named after its center staircase, which runs through the center of the home, connecting the floors to one another. The interior shaft provides circulation and plenty of central light.

This project is a single-family house on a site, where a part of a tenement house was separated and demolished. Therefore, the site is long and thin with a width of 7.5m and depth of 30m which is like ‘a bed for an eel’.

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With four generous bedrooms plus activity room, this single storey floor plan is as spacious as it is practical. The wide entry hall features high windows over, while the master suite entry is private.

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Slight Slope Long House / I/O Architects

Image 22 of 27 from gallery of Phi House / UX Space. Plan - Ground floor

These narrow lot plans are simple, modern, and elegant. Maximize living space on small lots without compromising on style and design. We have compiled some of our favorite modern house plans that would be great for building on a narrow lot.

New York City has a significant inventory of small and oddly shaped vacant lots that do not conform to their zoning designation and resist typical development approaches. In a city facing a slow-moving housing crisis, these irregular lots present opportunities that require fresh ideas about design and policy

Threaded into a long, slender lot, two units come together as a cohesive whole. Their experience is made fluid through a series of interlocking volumes, oak floor tying the sequence together, offset against bright interiors and marble accents to give each space a lithe, breathy air. This lightness is clear on the interior — where spaces, awash with sun, are wide and capacious — and emphasized by a brief moment of heaviness in the transition from the exterior, which is rendered in dark tones…