I like it, I have actually been working on something similar as a family project of sorts.

Oh? What's the project? I love wrapping my head around new architecture and engineering problems.

My family owns a plot of land with through the gate access to an airport so I was unofficially tasked with designing the hangar, apartment, and garage that would separate the two. I also love engineering and architecture, they are just too much fun to avoid.

Oh my: do you have a plot plan of the land? This is too cool a project for me to not at least mess with the concept!

Perchance, do you have a pilots license?

I do not have a pilot license, My father and grandfather do though, and as soon as I have enough free time and a plane to practice in I plan to get mine.
I have access to a plot of the land, though the way I was working on it was just with the dimensions given to me by my parents for the individual buildings. The plot is triangular in shape with the tapered end in a pond, the shortest side is along the road that leads to the runway (but it is plenty large for the hangar to fit running parallel to the road), and on the northwestern side there is a lot owned collectively by all of the people with through the fence access which could easily be cleaned up and turned into a park with the consent of the other owners. The actual construction of any buildings on this lot is a long ways off unless we win the lottery or something.

Ooo: I want to see the plot plans!

I wish you luck on your pilots license and all the best.

Thank you kindly, and as soon as I can find a scanner large enough to fit my two by three feet sheets of graph paper Ill send you a scan, I figure I will just get the finals scanned at kinkos or something.

Cool. I have access to AutoCAD through school at the moment if that can be of help: but depending on the codes where you live you will still need it reviewed by either an architect, civil engineer, and or a structural engineer.

If you give the the weather info on where you live I can also review the structure to see if it will take the snow/rain loadings on it. I look forward to seeing those plans!