Apartment for parents: 210 m² single-family house and 80 m² apartment

  • Erstellt am 2017-04-22 18:22:31

schustrik

2017-04-28 01:25:11
  • #1

, do you possibly have a picture of the front view and could post it?
 

schustrik

2017-04-28 04:11:07
  • #2


The more I look at the plan, the more I like it, but it has to please all of us

I looked at it and considered whether it could be done like this:
Extend the garage 1 meter to the back so that the sauna/WC area has the outer wall roughly where the right wall of the room is inside. Then the garage is longer and you could possibly put the heating there and where the heating is currently drawn, create a storage room with passage to the garage.

I see that the granny flat is drawn about 3 meters forward, if you now extend the garage 1 meter to the back and then also shift the granny flat about 1.5 - 2 meters back so that it only extends 1-1.5 meters forward, then you could make a nice long canopy at the front that goes from the granny flat over the area of the garage door and then ends after the house entrance, so it would be centered in front of the house.
For example like this:

or like this with roof tiles and then also over the granny flat with a balcony centered on it:


To make the bedroom upstairs bigger, you could also move the left wall about 1 meter to the left into the hallway, then you would have to move the doors of children's rooms 3 and 2 by about 1 meter, meaning shift the door of room 2 about 1 meter down so that the door of children's room 3 is on the right.

Then the bedroom would be about 14 sqm and the dressing room could possibly be used as an office.

One more thing about the stairs, I looked, they are about 1.5 x 3.8 meters, what if you simply made them straight with a landing in the middle? We want a landing so that there are no narrow corner steps on the stairs. The stairs would then also be about 1.1 or 1 meter wide instead of 1.5 meters so that you wouldn’t have to make those small corners in the wall. The landing should also be there so that if children slip, they don’t slide all the way down and get hurt but it would only be “just” 7-8 steps. Or is a landing totally unnecessary for something like this?

PS: With which program did you draw it?
 

kbt09

2017-04-28 06:08:56
  • #3
Views ... just without a roof .. I have widened the garage door here by 300 cm.

Partition walls should be able to be set in the living/dining/cooking area. I would always make the living area separable and leave dining/cooking together. That saves large special dining spaces.


 

kbt09

2017-04-28 06:16:37
  • #4
Print out the floor plans, move the walls with the pen, scan it and provide it here as a view.

For a straight staircase with an intermediate landing, the staircase is not drawn long enough and then causes new problems on the upper floor. That's generally always a tricky point, you always have to see things in context. However, the staircase now drawn would also be very generous as a spiral staircase and the corners are not comparable to small narrow stairs, which are known as discouraging examples.

The fact that the granny flat protrudes about 300 cm to the west serves the purpose that with the kitchen window, southern sunlight can still be captured for the open-plan room.

But as I said, just sketch it.
 

kbt09

2017-04-28 06:31:00
  • #5


How am I supposed to imagine the bus stop and the plots 42/8 and 42/9?

Why is a garage driveway from the south not possible?

Which roof types ... see also the question list in are generally possible?

Should the extension also have a hipped roof?
 

kbt09

2017-04-28 06:34:04
  • #6
In the linked article, you can also see that a straight comfortable staircase is already about 400 cm long. With a landing in between, it will grow to 500 cm in length and requires at least 100 cm of clearance space before and after.

The drawn staircase currently needs about 399x162 cm between the walls.
 

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