So some of the aspects we really like in Bilbo’s house aren’t really do-able or practical for that matter. A lot of the things that are in the movies are done with especial effects and the like. Therefore we must make a few adjustments to make a real Hobbit house work for big folk. If only I had an unlimited budget to work with.
#Hobbit house blueprint movie#
I know quite a few people have seen the movie “The Hobbit” and will undoubtedly say that Bag End (The hobbits home in the movie) has no skylights and so on. I’m not sure these are the final locations. I wanted the interior of the house to be fairly bright with natural light. There is one in the living room, kitchen, and the back hallway.
The rectangles with the triangles in them are skylights. Just so you know a typical hallway is about 3 feet wide.Ī few other things to note. So obviously one of the drawbacks to this is that we lose valuble floor space for either closets or the kitchen in this particular design. You have to keep in mind in order to get the right feel to the hallway you have to use quite a large radius to make a hallway this size. Although it’s not in stone yet I figured I’m going to need a hallway with a diameter of at least 8 feet in order to get the right height and feel I want for this house. If you look at the floor plan you can see that the circular hall seems to be taking up quite a bit of space. We all know that Hobbits love their circular halls and I really want to put one in here. ( I did all of the original drawings and in order for them to sign off on them they wanted to redo them with their CAD program) Anyway that label is supposed to say circular hallway not center hall. The architect who did this drawing mislabeled the center hall. (For visiting Hobbits) The back of the house has two bedrooms one with its own bath and one which uses the common bath outside its door. Walking from the desk down the hall we have our mechanical room with a common bath next to it. Through the kitchen we come to a hallway with a desk next to the kitchen. Living and dining rooms are in the front of the house, galley kitchen to the right. It is a cut away section of the floor showing the rooms and their wall locations etcetera…from a bird’s eye view. To begin with this is what we call an architectural floor plan. Not really sure how in depth I should go. So I thought that this would be a good weekend to do something a little different. So fortunately I had a comment from a woman named Sally who would like to see what the Hobbit house floor plans are like. Everybody at work was depressed when we found out we had to work Monday. It was fun.I don’t have Columbus day off either like I usually have so that was a bust. Jude had a football game after that and then we had a little dinner get together after the game with family. After confirmation ( which was a really wonderful ceremony) we had my mother and that battle ax of a mother in law of mine over to the house for lunch. We were pretty busy all morning getting ready. My son Terence got confirmed in the church this Saturday. I wasn’t able to do any work this weekend. It’s fun having pets isn’t it? This cat is going to drive me to drink. And when they could not eat anymore they would ….well…you know what they would do.
#Hobbit house blueprint full#
Anyhoo we all know the Romans got a little to full of themselves at one point and would have these huge parties where they would just eat and eat and eat and eat.
I hope your high school history senses are tingling. One of my all time favorite movies.) You remember the Romans and who they were at the height of their prominence back in the day. Our cat Tuco is definitely related to the Romans somehow.(Tuco…a strange name for a cat you say? ….Tuco was named after the ugly guy from the movie “The Good the Bad and the Ugly” starring Clint Eastwood. I guess over the years people have brought cats and pets from all over the world with them to their new homes in foreign lands. I think our cat is related to the Romans somehow.
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