Access from the garage to the utility room

Had also posted our floor plan here

A floor plan situation garage/utility room, where it is very well suited. However, I admit that I haven’t checked how the thread has developed.

What are we discussing here in 9 out of 10 cases? An 8.5 sqm utility room, which besides technology is also laundry room and pantry in one. It is also supposed to serve as an airlock because it is always raining here when we come home. My house, my car, my extra door garage/house – that’s all it is. A status symbol.

Here is a simple picture of our floor plan. The X marks the spot where the treasure is buried. The door should go there. E is the main entrance, and in green is the outline of the garage. At the back, it has a storage room, which should also have a door to get to the terrace.

There is, of course, a reason for everything, the "mudroom" because of pets or children with wet boots, a closed kitchen due to strong odors, direct access from the garage to the apartment because of hail + rain, bulk shopping and much more. The more you focus on it, the more you believe that it wouldn’t work without it or that you would make a mistake if you left it out. Sometimes, however, you overlook the consequences, such as here initially the costs, the loss of parking space!!!, a possibly additional point of entry for burglars with a side entrance door, etc., and all just because you could save a few meters of walking. At the beginning we naturally also had this idea, but ultimately in my opinion it is unnecessary, because a front door is just a few meters away. Somehow we don't want to design the house to be over-optimized so that you don’t have to/can’t operate anything manually anymore, basically don’t walk a single unnecessary meter, everything is automatically controlled to save maximum time, so that I can get to the gym faster afterwards to finally move again.

Here is a simple picture of our floor plan.
The X marks the spot where the treasure is buried. That’s where the door should go.

...is discussed and mentioned right here:

In my opinion, it really depends a lot on the arrangement of the garage and the house. If I have the garage directly next to the front door and a roof over it, then I can go out of the garage and right into the front door.

What are we discussing here in 9 out of 10 cases? An 8.5 sqm utility room that is both a technical room, laundry room, and pantry. It should also serve as an airlock because it’s always raining when we come home. My house, my car, my extra door garage/house – that’s all it is. A status symbol.

And why are room doors consistently located in the corners instead of the middle of the room in your place? That makes furnishing really inconvenient. You can also see this in the cramped kitchen furniture....

And why do you consistently have interior doors in the corners instead of in the middle of the rooms? That makes furnishing really inconvenient. Which you can also see from the cramped kitchen furnishing....

The door in the kitchen will be removed and then it’s actually only the utility room and bathroom with the door "in the corner". I would find furnishing the bathroom/hallway more difficult if the door were in the middle.