It is a constant and unnecessary obstacle entirely within one’s power to foresee and avoid by choosing a table with rounded corners and table legs set in from the perimeter.

In the case of the cottage layout, it is plain that the occupants with be walking the outer corridor often, repeatedly going around the corners.

It might not be feasible to round off the corners in this structure; it is rather small and rounding off corners steals area from rooms.

Perhaps this type of cottage would be a bit less awkward if it were round or oval, though doing so would make it difficult to match the 100,000 Euro figure of this one.

Or to keep things simple and closer to the cost of this one, the corridor might be made a bit wider, which costs in area of material, but requires no more engineering.

hehe, jokes apart
Interesting concept, I like the interaction with the exterior achieved with this multiple openings,
about the layout I couldn’t imagine myself using it, but I always like to see spacial experiments.

Again, well done!

well done ;)

ana