Floor Space Index: A Roadmap To Build a House
When you actually combine what you know about FSI and your cost calculations, you’re basically unlocking God Mode for home planning. You get to decide how many floors you want, how big your rooms are, and what kind of materials you splurge on without draining your bank account by accident. Some people call it FAR (Floor Area Ratio), but whatever you call it, it basically decides how much house you can actually put on your plot. Not knowing your floor space index means , That’s like trying to bake a cake without checking if you’ve got flour messy. Trust me, if you want your home to be legit, you gotta get this down. Plus, it’s the key to figuring out how much you’re really gonna spend per square foot. FSI, What’s the Big Deal? FSI is just a ratio. It compares how much you’re allowed to build to the size of your land. So, if you’ve got a 1,000 sq ft plot and your FSI is 1.5, you can build up to 1,500 sq ft. Stack it up over two floors? Three? Up to you, as long as you don’t go over...