Maximised G+1 Apartment Layout Design

I have an 80 ft (depth) × 120 ft (front) plot and I’m ready to turn it into a high-yield G+1 apartment building. The brief is simple: pack in the maximum number of studio and 2-bed studio units on each floor without compromising basic circulation, light, or ventilation.

Here’s what I need from you:

• A space-efficient ground-floor and first-floor layout that extracts every possible apartment, keeping corridors, staircases, and services compact yet compliant with local bye-laws.
• Clear differentiation between studio and 2-bed studio units, with the flexibility to tweak the final count once we see the first draft.
• Consideration for parking, entry lobby, and fire-exit requirements while still pushing unit density to the limit.
• Final drawings delivered in CAD (DWG) and printable PDF, with room sizes, wall thicknesses, and core dimensions labelled.

Once the initial plan is approved, we can talk about elevations, 3D massing, or MEP if you’re interested—right now my priority is a smart, code-compliant floor layout that squeezes out every rentable square foot. Show me how many quality apartments you can fit, and let’s get started.