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Residential Building Typical Floor Plan (4 Apartments)
Precise 2D architectural CAD layout for a typical residential floor, featuring the central circulation core (staircase & elevator) and 4 individual apartment layouts. Includes clear room programming, dimensional chains, wall thickness hierarchy, and overall area breakdowns per unit. Delivered in layered DWG and scale-ready PDF.
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