likithraaj, OMG - serious? You really need to sit down and do up a proper floor plan complete with where plumbing, electrical, hvac etc., etc. are going to run. I can't believe you've demolished your home before having a proper floor plan! Hire a local professional interior designer to come out and get that portion done right - and, to anyone else out there - GET YOUR DESIGN ON PAPER FIRST BEFORE YOU DEMOLISH. It is so much easier to change things and not be pressured into making last minute decisions. likithraaj, your going to have to make some quick decisions - ones that I'm not prepared to assist you with at this juncture until a proper floor plan has been submitted. Good luck - and forward a floor plan.

When designing a small bathroom, plan out every inch of space to its best advantage. This includes positioning the toilet where it will not only pass code but will also be comfortable for the users. The position of the waste pipe also dictates the final position of the toilet. When you plan your toilet's position, take this measurement into consideration as well. Moving your toilet's waste pipe back by 2 inches can sometimes be enough to ensure that your toilet passes code by giving you those 2 inches of additional clear floor space.

Do you want to work with what you already have? Are you able to purchase new items? Do you have someone who can provide carpentry for built ins? Do you have a budget. Will design just be for sleeping area or seating, desks, closets or clothing storage and bathroom? Are girls there long term or temporary?

Could you answer the following questions? 1. Where is the location of the site? 2. Which side is facing north the 30' side or the 45' side? 3. Where is the access road? 4. How wide is the access road? 5. What is on the ground floor?