MASTER BEDROOM

BY :- SHREYA BHAGAT(BARCH/10006/16)
KUMAR SATYAM(BARCH/10017/16)
SABAL AMBASTHA(BARCH/10028/16)
PRAGYA MAHESWARI(BARCH/10038/16)
 what is a residence?
A residence is an establishment where it was
originally or currently being used by a host as
their main place of dwelling or home.
Architecturally, a residence is typically a house,
mansion, cottage or grand castles and palaces.
A residence is offered to travelers as temporary
lodgings where they can rent a room. The rooms
are generally furnished in the style which
complements the architecture type of the
building. This boutique type of accommodation
has a nice homely feel where the traveler is the
'house-guest'. Hotels, especially the extended
stay chains, commonly function as residences
for many guests.
what are the different functional
spaces in a residence?
• LIVING ROOM

• DRAWING ROOM

• DINING ROOM

• KITCHEN

• MASTER BEDROOM

• BEDROOM

• WASHROOM

• CIRCULATION

• SEMI-OUTDOOR
SPACES

• OUTDOOR SPACE
 MASTER BEDROOM
• - a functional overview

the main or
largest bedroom
in a house or flat.
 ATTACHED ATTACHED
WASHROOM BALCONY

A NORMAL BEDROOM MAY OR MAY NOT HAVE

THESE BUT A MASTER BEDROOM MUST HAVE
THESE.
features of a master bed room

additional
bed circulation
furniture

ideal
lighting temperature wall
condition

roof flooring misc

 Bed size Minimum Standard bedroom
bedroom size sizes

Twin bed size 7' x 10' 7' x 10'

(2.13 x 2.13m) (2.13 x 2.13m)

Smaller but not to 8' x 9'

code (2.44 x 2.74m)
6'6" x 6'6"
(1.98 x 1.98m)

Twin bedroom 9' x 9' 10' x 9'6"

(two single beds) (2.74 x 2.75m) (3.05 x 2.9m)
10' x 10'
(3.05 x 3.05m)

Double bed size 9' x 9'6" 9'6" x 10'6"

(2.74 x 2.9m) (2.9 x 3.2m)
10' x 12'
(3.05 x 3.66m)
Queen bed size 9'6" x 10' 10' x 10'
(2.9 x 3.05m) (3.05 x 3.05m)

10' x 11'
(3.05 x 3.35m)
10' x 12'
(3.05 x 3.66m)
10' x 13'
(3.05 x 3.96m)
10' x 14'
(3.05 x 4.27m)

King bed size 9'6" x 11'6" 10' x 12'6"

(2.90 x 3.51m) (3.05 x 3.81m)
10' x 12'
(3.05 x 3.66m)
10' x 14'
(3.05 x 4.27)
12' x 12'
(3.66 x 3.66m)
12' x 13'
(3.66 x 3.96m)
13' x 13'
(3.96 x 3.96m)
 Bedroom size for a double bed
Minimum bedroom size for a double bed Standard bedroom sizes for a double bed

Bedroom size for a queen bed

Minimum bedroom size for a queen bed Standard bedroom sizes for a queen bed
North-facing East-facing West-facing South-facing
rooms rooms rooms rooms

have good daylight have good morning have lower levels of

have good afternoon daylight during parts of
most of the day light daylight the year

have solar gain in the

have solar gain for
morning throughout have little or no heat
most of the day can overheat in the late
the year to provide gain.
throughout the year afternoon for much of
initial warming the year

may require
horizontal shading to will be cooler in the may require vertical They are most suited for
prevent overheating late afternoon. shading to prevent the location of the
in summer excessive overheating bathrooms.
and glare in the
afternoon

have good passive

solar gain in winter. provide good direct solar
gain for thermal mass
heating of living spaces
in the evening.
Bedrooms that face east will be cooler in the late afternoon
and evening, making them more comfortable for summer
sleeping.

West facing rooms are not very ideal. Suitable

As west-facing rooms get low-angle, late afternoon sun, they

usually require some shading to prevent overheating and
excessive glare, particularly during the summer.
Type Location Sill Height Masonry Opening Size
(in mm) (in mm)

W1 Habitable Room 750 1800 x 1350

W2 Habitable Room 900 1800 x 1200
W3 Habitable Room 750 1500 x 1350
W4 Habitable Room 900 1500 x 1200
W5 Habitable Room 750 1200 x 1350
W6 Habitable Room 900 1200 x 1200
W7 Habitable Room 750 900 x 1350
W8 Habitable Room 900 900 x 1200
W9 Habitable Room 750 600 x 1350
W10 Habitable Room 900 600 x 1200
W11 Habitable Room 750 450 x 1350
W12 Habitable Room 900 450 x 1200
W13 Kitchen 1050 900 x 1050
W14 Toilet 1050 600 x 1050
W15 Toilet 1050 450 x 1050
Type Location Shutter Size Masonry Opening
(in mm) Size
(in mm)
D1 Entrance 1100 x 2045 1200 x 2100
D2 Entrance 1000 x 2045 1100 x 2100
D3 Internal (for 900 x 2045 1000 x 2100
rooms)

D4 Internal (for 800 x 2045 900 x 2100

rooms)

D5 Kitchen & 800 x 2045 900 x 2100

Store
D6 Toilet / 800 x 2045 900 x 2100
Bath
D7 Toilet / 650 x 2045 750 x 2100
Bath
 Bedroom size for a king bed
Minimum bedroom size for a king bed Standard bedroom sizes for a king bed
 Bedrooms With
Bedrooms With Hardwood Floors
Carpeting

Cork Flooring In Vinyl Flooring In

Bedrooms Bedrooms

Laminate Flooring
In Bedrooms
 Hardwood Cork
CARPETING
Floors Flooring
very soft and warm 2nd most popular Unusual flooring
on a person's feet. choice for bedroom material

provide a certain Very soft, spongy

amount of insulation Both soft and warm and yielding
for the space beneath feet

inherent natural
ISOLATE THE ROOM beautylook will vary Insulate the room
FROM OUTSIDE to some extent against noise and
NOISES based on species, sound
grade, cut, and stain,

Hassle free and if

insulate the
Drawbacks- noisy, no seal is periodically
bedroom against the
heat insulation applied immune to
loss of heat
stains

Relatively soft which

major drawback is
will easily scratch
very difficult to keep
and damage and
it clean
expensive as well
 Vinyl
Flooring Accurately reproduce the
look of any material,
pattern or colour.
Combined with
underlayment padding for
bedroom flooring
Easy to care
Longevity, lasts for 10-20
yrs.
Drawback- Relatively bad
for environment as
production uses non
renewable petroleum.also
associated with several
toxic chemicals which are
released into the air.
Laminate
flooring
Ability to achieve the look
of hardwood without
paying the price
this is protected under an
invisible wear layer, which
prevents staining and
damage to the piece.
Drawback- not as resilient
as hardwood or other hard
surface options. The wear
layer will fade over time,
and it is not possible to get
these surfaces refinished.
 BED WADROBE CHESTS

DRESSERS SIDE TABLES DRESSING TABLE

Double Bed Size and Space
King Bed Size and Space

Super King Bed Size and Space

BOOK WINDOW DRESSING
TABLE
SHELF

W
I
TABLE DOUBLE BED N
CHAIR D
O
W
DOOR

ALMIRAH WADROBE
ALMIRAH DOOR
Circulation and connectivity here accounts for more
intimate movements within the building and around the
room leading to higher degree of privacy. It ain’t widely
accessible but is connected to one public space and one
washroom.
Consists of two doors and two big windows.
• One of the two doors is connected to the
Dinning Room (public space) while the other
leads up to a small room connected to the
washroom. They are the only way in or out of
the room.
• The two windows face towards south east and
south west direction allowing daylight
throughout the day
• The sunshades over the windows have been placed
(2133 mm) above the ground such as to avoid excess of
sunlight during the days keeping the room adequately
warm.
• Sunlight comes in throughout the day. Maximum
during afternoons (1 P.M.-3 P.M.)
• The windows have been placed 90⁰ to each other and
provide perfect ventilation through the room.
• The south west window is major source for wind to
enter the room almost throughout the year except june
to august when south east window becomes the main
source.
• TABLE (WOODEN)
LENGTH=69 cm
BREADTH=48cm
HEIGHT=68cm
• ALMIRAH(STEEL)
LENGTH=100 cm
BREADTH=50 cm
HEIGHT= 208 cm
• BOOK SHELF(WOODEN)
LENGTH=80 cm
BREADTH=25 cm
HEIGHT=120 cm
• CHAIR(WOODEN)
LENGTH= 53 cm
BREADTH=58 cm
HEIGHT=34 cm(LEG)
+33 CM(SUPPORT)
• WARDROBE
(WOODEN)
LENGTH=184 cm
BREADTH=50 cm
HEIGHT=336 cm
• DRESSING TABLE
LENGTH=95 cm
BREADTH=46 cm
HEIGHT=147 cm
MIRROR
LENGTH= 47 cm
HEIGHT= 98 cm
https://www.thespruce.com/best-bedroom-
flooring-options-1314786

https://www.nahb.org/en/research/housing-
economics/special-studies/spaces-in-new-
homes-2013.aspx

http://www.houseplanshelper.com/bedroom-
size.html

http://www.level.org.nz/passive-
design/location-orientation-and-layout/room-
layout/

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