The plans are ok. The living room needs to be near the balcony. The elevations have movement like pages turning in a book. I'd live there. They used a 3D printer for the model. Do a Revit model (or hand sketch) and a section cut to get an interior view, if you have time.
I would defo stay there... if i can park my car by my unit Going to the privacy thing I believe they are advocating or talking about the duality of the end of each of the units... Unlike a normal studio style apartment, the glass is not at the end of the room... but instead there is a wall.. this gives privacy both to the neighbouring plots, seeing as the units are elevated. This also means you cant look into adjacent units which is a commion issue with stacked apartmenrts where you have balconies that look onto others property This can also be seen in how the ground floor opens to the common area, and the first floor opens towards the street. In simple terms Privacy through the glass you see... .... laughing how i didnt get to the blinders part... its in the buildings gesture... but these people defienitely overplaying the Victorian links with that
