This is the network plan for my new BTO flat.
From the TP in the utility box, I run my own fibre patch cord to the TV console area so that the ONT can be placed at the TV console. The reason behind this is that I want it to be more accessible instead of being hidden away in the utility box. In the event that I want to subscribe to internet from a provider and pay-TV from another, I will also have more flexibility this way.
From the TV console area, I have an 8-port patch panel (integrated into the TV console) with 8 cable runs to the study, of which 2 are for the link between the ONT and the wireless router. The remaining 6 will be connected to the 24-port switch in the study via 2 12-port patch panels (again integrated into the study desk shelves).
Another 8-port patch panel (integrated in the study desk) as well as 8 other points (using keystones and dual-port faceplates) in the other 2 bedrooms will also be connected to the switch via the 2 12-port patch panels.
Lastly, one more cable run between the wireless router and the switch is required to provide the internet access to all the data points.
I got an agreement for my electrician to run all the cabling with trunking for a flat fee of $150, with the cat6 cables provided by me. For the patch panel and keystone punchdown terminations, I will be doing them on my own.