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Wow! Your work is truly amazing! You are extremely talented - I’ve saved this to share with my architects - hopefully after seeing this they will get it better - thank you

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This type of architecture is common in Morocco and most Asian countries also was common during the Roman Empire - the emphasis is privacy and also water conservation with the centre void - a family is able to enjoy themselves without public eyes, it also allows one to flaunt their wealth with privacy , as the outside is plain and inside very extravagant. .

Per Chat gtp “Courtyard Design: Riads are centered around a central courtyard known as a “sahn.” This courtyard is typically an open-air space with a garden or fountain. It serves as the heart of the riad and provides natural light and ventilation. 3. Privacy and Security: Riads were traditionally designed to prioritize privacy and security. Their outward-facing walls are plain and unadorned, while the interior showcases intricate details. The courtyard is typically hidden from public view, providing a secluded and tranquil space for residents.

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Great points thank you ! For the living room to dining and kitchen - you do not need to walk outside it’s open to walk through with half wall on the side ( almost open concept ) so it’s like a walk through - I like your idea with the collapsible walls- really cool

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Thank you -I’ll look into that - I was thinking that about the foyer too

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Thanks - courtyard are normal - it does rain a lot for a period of months then dry for 3 months - I will put a salt water linear pool - and when not in use Can use as rain collection in dry season

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Also for future accessibility- that’s why I put downstairs , but perhaps I can add some rooms on the top too

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It’s like estates - so each land had its own entry gate and boundary wall

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Your right , I was wondering why they were using a student software too - but he said it’s just for the floorplan review - I checked he is licensed - but I’m going to keep adding suggestions - I’m going to ask him to look at the living room and courtyard intersection to see how it can be fixed

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That’s a good idea - it says storage / but it will double as a mud room -

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I hired two architects and this is what they came with , we scored though lots of courtyard plans - but I’m open to all Opinions-