Plan of Typical Roman House
Bubble Diagram
Diagram A
Roman Villa
a. Vestibulum - Small room that connect the outside and the interior of the building
b. Fauces - Entrance hall
c. Callae - Inner room or sanctuary
d. Cubicula - a small room (private room)
e. Atrium - a large open air / skylight that surrounded by a building
f. Alae - an open room on side of the atrium
g. Tablinum - open room opposite the entrance
h. Apotheca - a storage room (for fungis)
i. Andron - apartement for male
l. Triclinium - formal dinning room
m. Peristylium - open courtyard
n. Cubicula - private room
o. Exedra - sitting room
p. Oeci - garden sitting room
Diagram B
Contemporary Villa
Diagram C
Client Villa
Diagram 4
Leornado Davinci Villa (Complex Shape)
a. Entry
b. Security check up
c. Studio, cold room
d. Study room, lecture room, library
e. Garden lv 1
f. Kitchen, bar
g. techno lab
h. wine storage
i. gallery
j. living room
k. infinite pool
l. dining room
m. garden lv 2
n. storage
o. theatre
p. bedroom, bathroom
