In the busy modern life, home ownership is undoubtedly a major priority in the life of each of us. How to choose a house that is both comfortable and meets your needs? Today, let's unveil the mystery of floor selection and enter a world full of details and strategies. First, let's talk about the floor. I believe that many home buyers have felt at a loss when choosing a floor, and the high-rise buildings in front of them are clearly layered, but they don't know which floor is their ideal home. In fact, it is not a simple guess or a decision based on feelings, layers of secrets are waiting for us to explore. Let's talk about lighting first.
Everyone loves a sunny home, and having plenty of light is not only good for your mood, but also good for your health. A good floor allows the sun to shine in every corner without obstruction. Then there is ventilation, and the fresh air flow makes the home more vibrant. There is also the problem of orientation, and the north-south transparent room is like spring all year round, avoiding humidity and stuffiness. And the view and landscape can bring you beauty and enjoyment every day. As you may have guessed, not all floors are as good as they could be. Generally speaking, the ideal floor for a high-rise residential building is between 1/3 and 1/2 of the entire building.
Taking the 21st floor as an example, the location of the 7th to 14th floors is undoubtedly the golden section, which not only has good lighting, fresh air, but also has a good viewing effect, and the moderate height can also avoid the dizziness of people standing on the balcony. But don't worry, there's a premise here – the surrounding buildings should be of similar height. Imagine that if a building stands alone, then the upper floors often have to be blocked by the surrounding buildings. Therefore, when choosing a floor, the distance between buildings is a factor that cannot be ignored. The sunlight is not blocked, which is the first criterion for layer selection. However, environmental factors are also key to determining the choice of floor.
Imagine living on a high-rise frontage with a daily disturbing noise. Especially for noise-sensitive friends, a house with 20 to 22 floors may not be the best choice. Studies have shown that noise below the fifth floor can be absorbed by plants, and noise pollution is relatively small. The noise from the fifth to eleventh floors is an ascending stage. Further up, the noise gradually decreases as the altitude increases. All this seems to have rules to follow, but in fact, the specific situation of each family is an important basis for decision-making. If there are elderly people and children in the house, the lower floor may be more suitable.
Expert studies have shown that children's long-term residence in high-rise buildings may adversely affect their development, because high-rise housing may make children develop Xi habits that do not like sports, affecting their growth and development and even their personality. What about the top and ground floors? Some people will say that there is a free loft space on the top floor, and it sounds like a good deal to buy one get one free. But without such benefits, the top floor would be exposed to water leakage and insulation, while the bottom floor would be the most vulnerable to moisture and lack of daylight. If you are a young person, choosing a house with more than 10 floors will undoubtedly give you a wider view. However, if it is for investment purposes, it is not necessary to go for the best floor, and it is wiser to choose a cost-effective floor.
In short, choosing a floor is a university question, involving many factors such as light, air, environment, and vision. It's not set in stone, but needs to be flexible on a case-by-case basis. The next time you stand in front of the model, maybe you will think more. On the way to buying a home, I hope you and I can find the ideal home that suits you best.