How to design stairs without going through the lobby on the second floor?

Self-built building design stairs can be designed like this, without going through the second floor lobby:

1. Corridor design: By designing a double-deck corridor or cross flow, you can bypass the lobby on the second floor and connect the stairs with other rooms. This design can not only keep the privacy of the hall, but also provide an independent aisle.

2. Second bedroom staircase design: If there are multiple bedrooms on the second floor, the staircase can be designed near one of the second bedrooms or the corridor. In this way, through the secondary bedroom or corridor, you can directly connect the stairs with other rooms without going through the hall.

3. The stairs extend outward: If the building conditions permit, the stairs can be designed to extend outward. In this way, residents can go directly to the second floor through the outdoor stairs, avoiding passing through the hall.

4. Ladder design: If the stairs need to pass through the hall, consider dividing the stairs into two sections to reduce the invasion of the hall. By dividing the stairs into upper and lower sections and setting appropriate corridors or aisles to connect the two sections of stairs, the occupation of hall space can be reduced. Self-built houses refer to houses designed, built and owned by individuals or families themselves. Different from the purchase of existing houses, self-built houses are customized and built from scratch according to the specific needs and preferences of individuals or families.