Floor plan designs and Dimensions - Tribrid Building

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Here are some floor plans for the Tribrid building, i showed rooms such as the reception, office spaces, and apartments. 



The height of each tower is 150 m 
The Length and width for each tower are 44m x 27 m
                                          



Measurements for the reception/entrance room :

 whole room 4300 cm x 2600 cm
each office 620 cm x 700 cm
bathrooms 500 x 1000 cm
boiler rooms 750 cm x 500 cm
elevator 650 cm x 500 cm
reception/ waiting sitting area  2950 cm x 2100 cm
without halls 2560 cm x 1900 cm
windows reception 1100 cm
entrance door 1000 cm



 



Here are the office floor plans and measurements 

office 3000 cm x 1400 cm
bathroom 520 cm x 630 cm






Lastly, this is the floor plan for the apartment and the measurements  

apartment 3600 cm x 2100 cm
kitchen living room  1380 cm x 2860 cm x 1000 cm x 860 cm x 840 cm
hall 1100 cm
bathroom 840 cm x 720 cm
 bedroom 1090 cm x 1690 cm
office 1000 cm x 750 cm













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