House Refurbishment Management Simulator
Plan resources, materials, workforce and balance cost, time, and quality.
Project Instructions
Review the staged plan and room priorities, then decide the number of resources required before confirming your plan.
- Budget: £30,000, Time: 8 weeks (320h), Quality target: 80/100
- Priorities: Kitchen first, Bathroom second, then Living areas, bedrooms, hallway, exterior
- Decide manpower per room (roles and hours) using the Resources section
- Materials quality affects cost and quality score; adjust in Materials
- Workforce size, overtime, and skill affect cost/time/quality; adjust in Workforce
- Confirm your resource plan in Week 1 to proceed; plan will lock after confirmation
House Floor Plan & Measurements
Reference the floor plan below to understand the house layout and plan your refurbishment tasks accordingly.
Planning Tips:
- Kitchen and Bathroom are priority areas (marked in red)
- Consider workflow and dependencies between rooms
- Plan material delivery routes and access points
- Account for electrical and plumbing connections
Use these measurements to calculate material quantities needed for each room. All dimensions are in meters (m) and square meters (m²).
| Room | Length (m) | Width (m) | Height (m) | Floor Area (m²) | Wall Area (m²) | Ceiling Area (m²) | Notes |
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Important Notes:
- Standard ceiling height: 2.7m throughout the house
- Wall areas: Calculated with typical door and window openings deducted
- Your task: Calculate material quantities needed based on these measurements, considering appropriate wastage factors
- Remember: Different materials require different wastage percentages for cuts, mistakes, and future repairs
You're managing a house refurbishment with a £30,000 budget and 8-week deadline. The owner prioritizes Kitchen completion first, then Bathroom, with cosmetic tasks flexible.
Resource Planning
| Room/Area | Assigned Role | Rate (£/hr) | Estimated Hours | Total Cost | Actions |
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Materials & Quality
Choose quality levels and quantities for each material. Higher quality costs more but improves project outcome.
Workforce Management & Capacity Planning
More workers = faster completion but higher costs
Higher skill = better quality but higher cost
Budget Analysis
Project Status
Project Staging & Timeline
The project follows a staged approach with dependencies between rooms and work packages.
Visual timeline showing project progress and room completion status.