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Our home for Mitch and Ana includes all 3 foot door frames to make it easier for wheelchairs. We also made the home one level to be easier with traveling in the chair. The house's basis is surrounded by a long hallway that connects all the rooms to be more accessible for the handicapped. There is also no steps leading to the front door to hold the hassle.

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Wants
- A house that they could renovate to help make the house more usable
- Something unique, full of potential, fun and ideal for their eclectic taste and changing lifestyle
- Functional outdoor space to use as a garden

Needs
- Space that could be a children's room with minimum construction
-  Space to use as an office
- Sustainable living substances

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Our house includes the element Rhythm since throughout the house it is kept with a white and grey color scheme.

We also have the principle Pattern since a lot of our floors include a repeating pattern. Example - tile, checkers, and wood.

We also include Contrast since our kitchen includes a black and white color scheme that really makes the accents pop. We include a lot of light colors mixed with darker furniture.

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To help save the environment we used recyclable materials in each piece of furniture we could. We left tons of room for gardening so our client could grow all kinds of fruits and vegetables.

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We met the clients needs and wants by thinking of his possible handicap needs. We put bathrooms in very convenient places so he doesn't have to go far to use the bathroom. We also gave them garden room so they could develop a garden in the near future. Also, we made the house very open concept so it is easy to get around. Lastly, all the door are 3 feet or above so the wheelchair could fit. We thought about our client during every decision we made.

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https://floorplanner.com/projects/62251881/editor