With Judy not renewing her contract, Andrew had to move out of the loft apartment her school provided and move into the new apartment his school found for him. Our Banghwa apartment was spacious but in a terrible location on the outskirts of the city. Andrew's new apartment is just the opposite of that. It's pint-sized, but right in the center of the city.
So, from here on out, this is the headquarters of ours (Andrew's) remaining adventures.
To help you gauge the actual size (or lack there of) of the space, here is a quick aerial view with dimensions.
The total square footage here is around 142. The average one-car garage in the United States is around 200-230 square feet. If you'd like to get a feeling for how Andrew lives, walk out into your garage, imagine about 6 feet of it doesn't exist, then put a kitchen, a bathroom, a twin bed, a desk and a closet in the remaining space. There you have it...home, sweet home!
To help you gauge the actual size (or lack there of) of the space, here is a quick aerial view with dimensions.
Looking in from the hallway
The bedroom (with accent wall), the dining room, the living room & the mud room
Kitchen & laundry room
The spice rack, the pantry, the linen closet, the medicine cabinet, the entrance to the bathroom, the desk & the entertainment center
Ol' Dusty, lookin' good in his 4th home in Korea!
The bathroom
(Yes, you can sit on the toilet while showering)
((No, the toilet paper does not get wet))
((No, the toilet paper does not get wet))
The (hastily stitched together) view of the entire apartment from the bed
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