Hanwha Forestna Develops New Floor Plans Reflecting Customer Lifestyles

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Hanwha Construction Division announced that it has newly developed floor plans for Hanwha Forestna.

The new floor plans expand the product composition of individual units from six to 12 options, enabling them to accommodate diverse family structures and housing demands. In particular, smaller floor plans have been standardized with a focus on enhancing spatial efficiency in response to the growing demand from one- and two-person households, allowing customers to choose from a wider variety of layouts based on their family composition and lifestyle.

The newly developed floor plans focus on creating a sense of spaciousness by adding differentiated designs within limited spaces. Rather than simply increasing the size of the space, the key feature is the efficient rearrangement of previously utilized areas so that the perceived area feels larger even with the same square footage. Considering recent changes in customer lifestyles, the usability of kitchens, living rooms, and storage spaces, which have seen increased frequency of use, has been enhanced.

A representative new floor plan is 84 square meters. The alpha room and master bedroom balcony space, which had relatively low utilization rates, were designed as a face-to-face wide kitchen, a circulation-type pantry, and a large walk-in closet.

While the existing kitchen was structured for one person to cook facing a wall, the face-to-face wide kitchen is an open-type kitchen that allows residents to look toward the living room and communicate, reflecting lifestyle changes where families spend time together and invite guests.

Additionally, a circulation-type pantry connected to the kitchen has been applied to all floor plans, creating a convenient flow that links the "bringing in – organizing – cooking" of food ingredients in one go, thereby enhancing the sense of openness and convenience of use in the space.

A Hanwha Construction Division official who spoke with this outlet by phone said, "The newly developed floor plans are the result of carefully reflecting customers' lifestyles and housing changes," adding, "We focused on efficiently rearranging limited spaces to enhance the spatial experience that customers can actually feel in their daily lives and improve residential satisfaction."

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