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24/7 Golf
September 1, 2022 25 designs
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Description
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My plan is to open and run an indoor golf simulator business that allows access 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by badging into you're own private simulator cubicle. I would like each cubicle to be 16' wide, 22.6' length, 10' height. There should be a total of 5 cubicles but a single cubicle on the far right side should be dedicated to a bathroom and vending machines with food and refreshments, tables, TV, small work desk, etc. I've attached my own version of the project but by no means do you have to copy my design, it's just an example. I do however want to keep the infrastructure of the project being an array of 5 cubicles to help keep costs low. I do also want to keep the glass door entances.
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My goal is to keep this project as cost effective as possible since it will be a new construction project. Simple is better in this situation. Each cubicle will have a golf simulator, hitting mat, chairs and a table to hold refreshments and if possible seating for up to 4 people. I would like to have a clever way to conjoin the cubicles if possible by having sliding doors that separate each cubicle from each other. Also in a perfect world, I would like to keep the project under 2,000sq ft
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Golf draws in an upper class crowd so even though I'm trying to be low maintenance and low costs I still would like to see classy touches when possible. Whether it's with the lighting or wall design or decor etc.
Arc/Team 199
October 24, 12:29
Dear client,
do we need to make a budget schedule for this project or not?
do we need to make a budget schedule for this project or not?
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Client
October 24, 22:40
At this stage I don't believe so! Thank you!
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Arc/Team 551
October 23, 18:10
Hello Client,
Shall we design only the building or is there a land? Do you want landscaping too?
Thank you.
Shall we design only the building or is there a land? Do you want landscaping too?
Thank you.
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Client
October 24, 05:07
Adding some landscaping would be great! Thank you!
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Arc/Team 551
October 24, 05:43
So what is the land limit? Do you have a file? or m2?
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Client
October 24, 06:01
Land limit would be 0.4 acres!
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Arc/Team 551
October 24, 06:16
What are the dimensions? Don't have any drawings? Is it trapezoidal, straight or diameter?
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Client
October 24, 06:35
Doesn't have to be anything fancy. Simple rectangle plot of land. I actually don't own any property yet for this project so anything can work honestly but simple and low costs is key for this project! Thank you!
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Arc/Team 551
October 24, 21:28
I understand, thank you !
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Client
October 18, 09:42
Hey everyone! First off I really want to thank you for the great design submissions that I have received so far, very exciting to see the project come to life! With that said have a couple things to mention/modify.
The cubicles, if possible should be around 16ft wide, I know the bare minimum dimensions for the simulator screen is 10ft wide but I'm afraid it will feel to cramped if the actual wall dimensions meet up with bare minimum screen dimensions
-try to keep width of room around 16ft.
I'm going to get rid of the sliding door idea that would allow cubicles to conjoin.
Lastly, I haven't seen a submission yet where each cubicle has its own private badge in door from the outside.
- this concept is a big one for me, it will give the feeling of a true private studio, people can't walk by and interrupt your process, also gives each cubicle more space.
I hope this all makes sense! Let me know if you have any questions or concerns! Thanks again guys and gals!
The cubicles, if possible should be around 16ft wide, I know the bare minimum dimensions for the simulator screen is 10ft wide but I'm afraid it will feel to cramped if the actual wall dimensions meet up with bare minimum screen dimensions
-try to keep width of room around 16ft.
I'm going to get rid of the sliding door idea that would allow cubicles to conjoin.
Lastly, I haven't seen a submission yet where each cubicle has its own private badge in door from the outside.
- this concept is a big one for me, it will give the feeling of a true private studio, people can't walk by and interrupt your process, also gives each cubicle more space.
I hope this all makes sense! Let me know if you have any questions or concerns! Thanks again guys and gals!
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Arc/Team 834
October 18, 10:10
Why to get rid of sliding doors? If you have the door, you have choice to use it, or not, while when you do not have the doors, you do not have the choice,simple as cake! However, cloesed sliding doors is like a wall, no issues found .
I should leave it, even to remain the closed all the time, somebody could use it...
I should leave it, even to remain the closed all the time, somebody could use it...
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Client
October 18, 10:23
if the doors can be an actual disclosed wall vs a sliding glass door than it's no problem! I just wasn't sure if it's too much to work with vs the space allowed. But by all means if you have designed a beautiful way to make it work then I definitely encourage you to submit it with the sliding doors! Thank you for your post!
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