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>>919257
Try it out. You don't need cad software just a pen and paper. Here's a full design and rendering process of a small apartment I did a while back for a dude in WIP who had difficulty designing and rendering architecture. It was made on a remote desktop so the clicks sometimes miss.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnZoJNoMv_0

>>900263
Nice shit anon.

>>900239
>>900259

It is literally called low poly baking/retopo, some call it normal baking etc etc. Maybe this can help? If you tell me the software you use I surely can find a resource video. Here's an example in blender.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o568T79egTs

>>900130
>>900188
>>900189

As a followup personal exercise I designed and modeled a 30sqmt2 apartment similar to your general dimensions.I hope this helps you to get the general idea of my design process of a small residence. Did it remotely on Anydesk with my home pc using only max so I had no access to an architecture suite but the general idea is the same. It is not the best architectural design but I did try to condense everything in a single piece of furniture on one side of the apartment. Software used: (3ds max 2022 / Corona renderer )2100usd/year on a professional licence, about 500usd/year on an indie licence or 60 usd/year on a student licence. Hardware: 1700 ryzen 7 / Geforce 1060.

Here's the whole 3 hour process: https://youtu.be/dnZoJNoMv_0

Cheers anon glad to help improve your process.