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Single-Story Mixed-Use Commercial Building

m²
420
Offices
2
Conference Rooms
2

A single-storey building with a café or bistro and a retail shop at one end, sharing a lobby with a counter just inside the main doors. A hall leads past two offices, two conference rooms, a prep kitchen and an accessible restroom to a staff kitchen and a storage room by the back door. The dimension labels on the drawing overlap and disagree, so the sizes here are estimates.

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Room breakdown

Room areas are net of wall thickness and circulation, so they add up to less than the stated total. Use these figures as the baseline when you describe changes to the generator.

RoomDimensionsFeatures
Café / BistroAbout 10.2 × 6.9 m (70.4 m²)Round tables, a table for six and a sofa
Retail UnitAbout 10.2 × 6.0 m (61.2 m²)Desk with computer, sofa, shelving and a small table
Reception & LobbyAbout 7.3 × 5.4 m (39.4 m²)Counter with stools, sofa, main doors from the sidewalk
Office 1About 5.0 × 5.3 m (26.5 m²)Desk, visitor chairs, shelving
Office 2About 3.9 × 5.3 m (20.7 m²)Desk and shelving
Conference Room 1About 6.6 × 5.3 m (35 m²)Table for six
Conference Room 2About 7.2 × 6.0 m (43.2 m²)Table for six
Prep KitchenAbout 5.8 × 6.0 m (34.8 m²)Island with sink and three stools, hob, fridge
Accessible RestroomAbout 3.0 × 6.0 m (18 m²)Toilet, basin and shower
Break Room & KitchenetteAbout 5.1 × 3.7 m (18.9 m²)Counter with sink, next to the back door
Plant & StorageAbout 5.1 × 3.6 m (18.4 m²)Storage and utility room

Key specifications

Total Area
About 420 m² (4,521 sq ft), single storey
Retail & Café
A café or bistro and a retail shop, both off the shared lobby
Offices
Two private offices off the hall
Meeting Space
Two conference rooms, each with a table for six

Common modifications

Three changes this layout takes well, with the area each one moves around.

  • Separate the retail and office tenancies

    Closing the openings between the café and shop end and the office hall makes two tenancies, though the offices would then need their own entrance.

  • Convert an office into a third conference room

    Office 1 is large enough for a table for six, useful for a tenant that meets more than it desks.

  • Open the two offices into one room

    Removing the wall between office 1 and office 2 creates one open office for a small team, keeping the conference rooms as the enclosed spaces.

How to customise this template

  1. Pick the closest layout

    Compare room lists, total area and plot width across the library, and choose the template nearest to your plot, unit or lease outline.

  2. Note your changes

    Write down what should change — rooms to add, resize or remove — in words you can give the generator, using the approximate room breakdown on this page as a guide.

  3. Generate a new version

    Describe the adapted layout to the AI floor plan generator, or upload a plan image to the floor plan editor and describe the edit. Each run spends credits.

  4. Review before you build

    Results are planning images, not permit-ready drawings. Export to DXF, PDF and PNG is planned but not live yet.

Single-Story Mixed-Use Commercial Building FAQ

With changes. The café and shop share the lobby with the offices today, so separate tenancies would need a second entrance to the hall and their own WC.

Only a few as drawn: each office holds one desk. Opened up, the two office rooms could take a small team, with the conference rooms for meetings.

It works when the same owner occupies both, since the café, shop and offices all start from the lobby. Separate tenancies would need a second entrance.

The schedule would fit on roughly half the footprint with the offices above the retail unit. That is a redraw rather than an edit, since a stair, lift and structure all have to be added.