Kitchen-diner in a Victorian terrace
The back of an 1890s terraced house from its architect’s plan: the kitchen in the narrow side strip, an island where a wall came out, the table by the courtyard doors and a garden room beyond, every gap measured in mm.
What's in it
The rear of a house in metres with sizes in mm (m = 0.001): a wall() helper; closed rooms (wet room, utility) drawn as solid blocks; lintels over openings; walls cut low on one side to look in; window() as sliding doors (wall=); base_unit()s along a wall on a running y and across its end pushed flush with move(); an island of base units under one top, bar_stool(); dining_table(), a bench, chair()s; armchair() moved to a wall by its .max; tall_unit(); dim() in mm, label() for rooms and with leaders.
Change it
It opens as a new drawing in the editor: orbit round it, cut a section, measure it, move its parts. It's built by a short script — open the Script panel, change a number and run it again, or ask the AI assistant to change it for you.
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