170m2 single-family house in the Bavarian countryside

Yes, that looks good. By the way, the structuring with wood on the exterior wall... Around the corner, I'm skeptical. A combination with an awning would also be conceivable. Around the corner, by the way, does not bring any significant spatial advantages for a group of people, only for 2 separate groups.

I just think that because I only have 1.5m width on the east side. And yes, I would also like the wood paneling for the bay window or the terrace.

if there is no natural light "outside the sauna," I find that unpleasant. From my point of view, it is nicer to integrate the sauna into one of the regular bathrooms with plenty of daylight.

I fully agree with that.

Since this sauna, at least for me, is mainly used in the evening anyway, the room is always dark and needs to be artificially lit.

Well, you’re funny. It’s dark on the ground floor, but the sauna needs daylight. hmm...

Glasses, cutlery, and dishes that are not set on the table are often better stored near the dining table anyway.

Many people don’t just drink at the table but simply in the kitchen... always quickly grabbing a glass from the tap, so a cupboard next to/above the sink makes more sense— not storage in the pantry :D

It’s also a flat roof, but I think it’s really well done.

What do you think about it?

Nothing at all. You’re blocking the last bit of light. Unfortunately, I couldn’t simulate the (nonexistent) hallway light. Maybe I’ll take another look later and can show a canopy to see how that would work. Still, I noticed several things: load-bearing walls seem rather randomly placed? I’m not a structural engineer, but the stairs on the left and right and also the transition to the garage or where the upper floor will be placed seem odd to me. And a chimney does not replace a wall. You put the chimney into the wall ;) Since I feel like I’m talking to a wall here, I’d advise submitting the design to a professional and also discussing the lighting situation. Edit: The stairs are also steeper than standard; I would need to shorten them to a 24 cm tread depth, but I’m not an expert on that.

Many people don’t just drink at the table, but simply in the kitchen... always quickly grabbing a glass from the tap, so a cupboard next to/above the sink is ideal

That's true. And not all the glasses are kept in the same cupboard. Whisky glasses with the whisky, Caipi glasses with the ice crusher, beer glasses by the fridge, water glasses by the sink, champagne and wine glasses by the dining table, preserving jars in the pantry...

Is a relic from the 80s.

Well, then it fits here after all.

Unfortunately, what drives up costs is that the windows and doors also have to be higher.

Windows yes, interior doors no.

What do you think of a roof construction like here in the corner? It is also a flat roof, but I find it really well done.

A. Distance; B. yes; C. no.

Well then it fits here after all.

Windows yes, interior doors no.

A. Distance; B. yes; C. no.

A: Distance?