130m² house, 1 1/2 storeys, ratio of usable area to living area

  • Erstellt am 2017-07-02 17:26:18

Hausbau83

2017-07-03 08:27:18
  • #1
, that’s what I also guessed, I simply took the net usable area and I arrive at 81m2 on the ground floor @ 11ant the provider has only indicated the usable area in his house types.
 

Hausbau83

2017-07-03 10:29:20
  • #2
It's also just about a rough size, because we don't pay for living space but for usable space, and I want to aim for 130m2, because 5 m2 in house construction already means a significant additional investment.
 

11ant

2017-07-03 12:26:43
  • #3
If you lump all room floor areas together, that might be about right, I would have estimated around 78 sqm. Regardless of which standard or version you apply, there are partial creditings of areas under sloped roofs in height classes – so with the rough formula, the term "one-and-a-half-storey" is quite appropriate. At least without a knee wall, it almost fits.

The question is which rooms of what sizes are needed, and you must not forget hallways and stairs. And if you simply add up all areas equally, that also applies to utility rooms and storage rooms.

Whether you will hit the target with 130 sqm, however, can only be poorly verified with unsuitable floor plans.

For the price, it ultimately comes down to the total area, i.e., whether more knee wall means less slab foundation area required would be roughly neutral.
 

Hausbau83

2017-07-03 20:16:17
  • #4
I have clarified it with the BU, this area would have been just under 140 sqm of usable space. He gave me a floor plan that I only had to slightly reduce. Sorry about the stairs, I used the program Edraw, it only had these stairs.
 

11ant

2017-07-03 21:11:15
  • #5

And the result was the drawing shown here?
Reducing a working floor plan by 10 sqm is not a trivial operation ...
 

ypg

2017-07-03 22:03:24
  • #6


... regarding a rough cost calculation for a house of 130 sqm... 140 sqm minus 10 sqm... works without a drawing [emoji23][emoji85]
 

Similar topics
20.07.2013Do the costs increase with a higher knee wall?12
21.02.2014How high is my knee height?20
29.05.2016Single-family house, single storey, knee wall, upper floor window30
13.09.2016Gable roof as usable area12
12.10.2016Kniestock lowered afterwards34
26.03.2017Raising knee walls: feasibility, costs, alternatives?10
21.08.2017Attic size at 1.50m knee wall height10
02.02.2018Is the knee wall too low? What does the measurement refer to?22
25.04.2018Kniestock Danwood House in Schleswig-Holstein - What is the maximum possible?23
10.06.2018Build a house with a knee wall 75cm high or two full stories? Your opinion?17
18.01.2019Full floor or with knee wall?20
29.04.2019Living space suddenly only usable space?14
27.08.2019Building plan stipulates knee wall is inadmissible16
30.10.2019Increase knee wall height - exceed eaves height?22
27.12.2019Low ridge height results in a low knee wall55
05.10.2020Questions about the development plan (full floors, knee wall)11
01.09.2020Are building plans with a 1m knee wall still up-to-date?16
12.10.2020Separating the knee wall from the living space, what is durable?14
24.07.2021Extension or knee wall height increase?12
11.01.2022Floor plan: What is living space / usable space?10

Oben