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Renovation Plan Diagnosis Assistant

Life Service Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem

Renovation plans often fail on circulation, storage gaps, socket planning, dimension mismatches, and style over-decoration. Owners with floor plans, material lists, or quotes need a review checklist, not just aesthetic opinions.

How It Works

The skill structures answers as conclusion first, detailed analysis, and pitfall notes. It checks layout strengths, functional zones, storage capacity, style vs. hard-fitout boundaries, and installation risks. It draws from seven reference files covering pitfall lessons, layout methods, storage principles, unit-type redesign, style matching, practical design, and designer selection/fees. Suggestions should include concrete actions, dimensions, cases, and caveats rather than vague advice.

Boundaries

Useful for new-home planning, layout review, storage planning, style judgment, and designer comparison. It is not a substitute for structural demolition approval, gas/fire/water-electric code compliance, or certified site inspection.

Use Cases

  • Review a floor plan and layout draft to find awkward circulation in living, bedroom, and kitchen areas.
  • Match storage needs against cabinet dimensions to identify storage gaps and corner-use options.
  • Check wall, floor, furniture, and color choices before finalizing style to avoid over-stacking hard fitouts.
  • Compare in-house designers and independent designers by communication points and fee structure.

Best For

  • Homeowners planning a new renovation and turning a floor plan into a workable layout.
  • Residents redesigning a small unit and evaluating non-structural wall changes and zoning tradeoffs.
  • Renovation coordinators preparing storage and pitfall requirements for designer discussions.
  • Renovation leads comparing independent designers with in-house designer service scope and fees.