150sqm city villa first draft - suggestions

2020-04-14 23:03:54

If you place it up there...
Fitting a 10x10 utility room and an office on the ground floor is already quite a challenge. You have to be aware that there won't be much space left for generosity in the living area. How wide are the utility room and office in the latest version?
So if the version is supposed to work, it shouldn't be furnished like that. Maybe you could rotate the dining table by 90 degrees and pull the kitchen unit down for that.

But that also looks quite tight.

You have now drawn a new draft. What made you do that?
You have received some suggestions, but now no one knows whether you wanted to include them in the new draft or if you just drew something without thinking it through.

Please respond to the points like, yes, that's right, or no, I see it differently, etc.

Regarding your draft with the elongated kitchen unit. On the east side, we would like to have access to the terrace. Due to space constraints, we rather see it on the east side. Possibly also around the corner towards the south.

Some suggestions have already been incorporated into the drafts:
- Front door not directly in front of the stairs
- Arrangement of rooms rotated by 90 degrees (suggestion by ypg)
- Kitchen island placed against the wall
- Bathroom and storage room swapped on the upper floor

2020-04-14 23:19:36

your draft of the elongated kitchen unit. On the east side, we would like to have access to the terrace. Due to space constraints, we see it rather on the east. Possibly also around the corner towards the south.

It should only highlight the problem of the furnishings. However, questions come to my mind again: building line or boundary? Does it have to be a square? The problem of the floor plan also arises from the placement on the property.

2020-04-14 23:25:37

I always find it easier to discuss using a picture.

no, you really have to give us some material and join the discussion.

2020-04-14 23:44:59

It should only highlight the issue of furnishing.
However, I have questions again, building line or boundary? Does it have to be a square? The problem of the floor plan also arises from the placement on the property.

It is a building boundary towards the street (west). Otherwise, we can place the house anywhere we want. We would like to place the carport/garage on the boundary to the north, as placing it in the south does not make much sense from our perspective. The garden is supposed to be there.
No, we do not necessarily want to build a square. An alternative that we also like is the Brandenburg house from GE-ES.

2020-04-15 00:41:52

In any case, I want to say "thank you" that finally one of "our" builders is doing honest handiwork on buttered bread paper here, instead of just clicking together a "3D" simulation house.

2020-04-15 01:39:40

Anyway, I want to say "thank you" that finally one of "our" builders is doing honest handwork on butter paper here, instead of just clicking together a "3D" simulated house

you are right there: I can also work well with these drawings if the measurements or the graph paper underneath were visible

150sqm city villa first draft - suggestions

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