2 bungalows on 3000 sqm - multi-generation project

Yesterday I saw that the kitchen was placed in a huge conservatory. Apart from that, there is a dining/lounge area outside and dining/living inside

There is an atrium floor plan, for example, the master suite extends right up to the atrium.

Bien-Zenker has a U-shaped bungalow - nice floor plan from Bien-Zenker
Probably really impractical
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Bien-Zenker has a U-bungalow

We call it a basement. Do they also have a submarine?

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Bien-Zenker has a U-bungalow Probably really impractical However, brighter

Yes, really cool. At least you get something from the centrally located terrace, and the plot is not being misused either. Impractical why? The way to the sleeping area is the path you would normally take via stairs. The original floor plan has something of a patty about it. The walls on the exterior are very long, making it a bit uncomfortable, as hardly any plot remains on two sides. Be careful with the terrace: direction (parents-in-law) is probably not very well thought out if you want some peace and quiet.

With a bit of courage and skill, you can completely eliminate the hallways

I also know it like this: without hallways, the rooms flow into each other. But it’s not for everyone. However, I know it more like this, that the rooms are rather used as hallways: with sliding doors, you then have the choice for privacy. Done well, something like this would more likely fail with the general public here.

Yeah, really cool. At least with the centrally located terrace you get something out of it and the plot isn’t misused.
Why impractical? The path towards the sleeping area is the same path you would usually use via stairs.

I had also looked at it once and considered using one wing suspended over the terrain as a shelter for the cars. In the end, we didn’t like that every room is always oriented towards the terrace.

The original floor plan has something about it like a patty. The walls on the exterior are very long, thus somewhat uncomfortable, since on two sides hardly any plot is left.

According to the development plan, we have to green walls over 10 sqm anyway; I think such hefty walls can also develop charm.

Be careful with the terrace: direction (parents-in-law) is probably not very well thought out if you want some peace and quiet.

There is also a simple solution here: greenery. The development plan also requires that 60% of the undeveloped area must be planted with trees and shrubs. In the end, there should be an orchard with lawn areas all around the house, in front and behind it. Sure, it takes time until everything grows, but it will be quite a green affair.

I know it like this too: no corridors, the rooms flow into each other. But it’s not for everyone. I know it more as rooms being used as corridors: with sliding doors you then have the choice for privacy. Even well done, something like this would more likely fail with the general public here.

It wouldn’t be mine either or at least I can’t imagine it being practical.

The thing with the residential wings works well with older children or only 2 people

How about a covered atrium with dining in the middle from where the wings for parents, children, living are accessed, possibly then away from the square