# Architectural Design Brief – Mixed-Use Building…: CAD floor plan (DXF)

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CAD floor plan: # Architectural Design Brief – Mixed-Use Building…, with walls, doors, windows, dimensions and room areas

The photo or sketch the drafter drew # Architectural Design Brief – Mixed-Use Building… from — The input: the drafter redrew this as CAD geometry (not a pixel trace).

Overall size: 10.09 × 28.31 m
Drawn from: a photo / sketch of a plan
Drafting time: 1 min, 2 versions
Files: DXF (layered), 3D view; DWG and scaled PDF in the studio
Published: November 3, 2026

Rooms

RAMP DOWN 15% W=3.6 m -> BASEMENT -3.00, headroom min 2.20
LIFT 1.6x1.6
Shop 1
Shop 2
Shop store / WC
Residential lobby
Stair
Ramp
Commercial street 28 m (frontage 7.87)
Residential street 12 m (frontage 7.53)
Current: 1 residential floor. Future: 4 residential floors; stair/lift core sized for it.

The brief

# Architectural Design Brief – Mixed-Use Building in Minoodasht, Iran Act as an experienced architectural designer and space-planning specialist. Develop a practical, dimensionally coordinated architectural concept and floor plans for a mixed-use building based on the following project brief. ## 1. Project Information - **Location:** Minoodasht, Golestan Province, Iran. - **Plot geometry:** Irregular quadrilateral plot. - **Plot side lengths:** - Street frontage A: 7.87 m - Street frontage B: 7.53 m - Party wall side C: 27.71 m - Party wall side D: 25.45 m - The two long sides (27.71 m and 25.45 m) are fully shared party walls with neighboring properties. - The property has access from two streets. - Street width along the 7.87 m frontage: 28 m. - Street width along the 7.53 m frontage: 12 m. - **Important:** Use the original plot drawing/image as the primary reference for plot shape, orientation, and side identification. Do not assume the plot is rectangular or that the listed dimensions alone fully define its geometry. ## 2. Building Program Design the following building configuration: 1. Basement -1: Entirely dedicated to vehicle parking and parking circulation. 2. Ground floor: Two adjacent commercial units. 3. First floor: One luxurious two-bedroom residential apartment. The current permitted/planning scenario includes only one residential floor above the commercial ground floor. However, the anticipated physical/structural development scenario may include four residential floors above the commercial ground floor. Therefore, develop the initial architectural layout for: - One basement parking level - One commercial ground floor - One residential floor with one luxury two-bedroom apartment Also consider the potential future vertical extension to four residential floors above the commercial ground floor. Clearly distinguish the currently intended design from the future development scenario. ## 3. Access and Circulation - Commercial entrance must be from the 7.87 m street frontage. - Residential entrance must be from the 7.53 m street frontage. - The basement parking ramp must be located entirely within the property. - Provide a straight, single-direction ramp alignment with a practical vehicle approach and transition zones, subject to code-compliant slope and headroom. - The ramp must be accessed from the 7.53 m residential street frontage. - Keep the residential entrance, commercial entrances, and parking ramp entrance clearly separated. - Locate the main staircase and passenger elevator directly next to each other. - Position the staircase and elevator along the right-hand long side of the plot, as shown in the original reference drawing. - Preserve independent and secure access to the residential floor. - Avoid unnecessary circulation space and conflicts between pedestrians and vehicles. ## 4. Basement Parking Design Design the basement as a fully functional parking level. Requirements: - Provide the maximum practical number of standard parking spaces without compromising usability. - Prioritize comfortable parking maneuvers, easy entry and exit, and unobstructed circulation. - Avoid tandem parking, blocked vehicles, and parking spaces that obstruct other parking spaces. - Use realistic parking stall dimensions and aisle widths appropriate to Iranian regulations. - Consider structural columns, walls, elevator core, staircase, ramp, turning paths, and vehicle clearances. - Clearly indicate parking dimensions, aisle widths, ramp width, ramp slope, direction of travel, and headroom. - Provide a straight ramp within the site boundaries. - Do not claim a parking capacity unless it is verified against the actual geometry and circulation requirements. - If a comfortable, non-blocking layout is not feasible, explain the constraints and propose the best alternative. ## 5. Ground Floor – Commercial Design two adjacent commercial units. Requirements:

The drafter's notes

What the AI drafter reported when it finished, unedited.

plan.dxf now has a concept ground floor (commercial level) drawn inside the true plot outline. It is a design concept, not a measured survey: your sketch is a site plan with only the plot's boundary lengths and no building. I compared the preview once and fixed the car on the ramp, which was drawn crossways. The re-run after that fix printed no errors, but I have not checked that second preview. What is in the drawing: - The plot outline drawn to your four lengths, 7.87 / 27.71 / 7.53 / 25.45 m (shape scaled from the sketch at 42.7 px/m). - Two shops opening onto the 7.87 m street: - Shop 1 about 28 m² - Shop 2 about 42 m² - a shared store/WC of about 10 m², reached from Shop 2 - A residential lobby with its door on the 7.53 m street. - The stair (16 steps) and a 1.6 x 1.6 m lift side by side on the right-hand (east) party wall. The core is sized for the future four residential floors. - A straight one-way ramp, 3.6 m wide, along the west party wall, entered from the 7.53 m street through its own garage door, separate from the residential door. - Room tags and a room schedule, the plot dimensions, the street names, the floor level, a north arrow, the title and a legend. - Layers: A-WALL, A-DOOR, A-GLAZ, A-FLOR-STRS, A-FLOR-FIXT, A-FURN, A-GRID, A-ANNO-TEXT, A-ANNO-DIMS, A-ANNO-SYMB. Assumptions: - North is up on your sketch, and corner 3 is the origin. - The room areas are estimates, not computed from the drawn walls. - The 15% ramp slope and the basement at -3.00 are assumptions. At that slope the ramp runs about 17 m and passes under the shops. It still needs checking against the code and the actual headroom. - Party walls are 0.20 m thick and interior walls 0.12 m. Not drawn yet: - The basement parking level. I have not claimed a number of parking spaces because none has been checked against the real geometry. - The first-floor two-bedroom apartment. - The future floors, other than the note on the drawing and the core sized for them. Your brief stops partway through section 5, so any ground-floor requirements after that point are not included. A message with the rest of the brief, or the go-ahead for the basement and first floor, is enough for me to continue.

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