Assessment & assistance semi-detached house, approx. 180 sqm in DIY floor plan

The bed in the upper floor still cannot be used. It only works if you place the headboard under the slope... and then push it forward a bit or set up a knee wall of about 80cm. However, first I would swap the entrance and the connection room so that a) you can catch some light with the entrance, but also b) the connections are located close under the technology in the attic. Of course, this also requires a cable duct going upward.

Oh dear, whoever you choose, please have proper drafts made by an architect. I don't want to speak ill of your dedication, but you also want to get something decent for your money in the end. [/QUOTE] Why hire an architect? He can simply mirror the semi-detached house of the direct neighbor 1:1...... Then the houses will also fit together most easily.....

The bed in the upper floor still cannot be used.

In the bedroom yes, but not in the attic studio.

Why hire an architect? He can simply mirror the semi-detached house of the direct neighbor 1:1......
Then the houses would fit together most easily.....

That is ruled out for the reason that one at least believes to need a larger half than the neighbors. I had already made attempts in this direction.

In the bedroom, yes, but not in the attic studio.

Yes, I mean the attic studio. I pointed this out several days ago, and yet no one is considering how little headroom this roof provides.

Yes, I mean the attic studio. I pointed it out several days ago, and yet no one seems to consider how little headroom this roof provides.

Yes, I also have to blow this horn. Please deal with sloping roofs and how best to use them or even better, let professionals handle it.

I don’t quite understand now. The office is on the upper floor, do you need two? Or is the attic not going to be converted?

I don’t see an office there, but maybe there was another suggestion for the upper floor? There are 2 children, parents and a bathroom. Or do you mean the bedroom on the upper floor should be the office? A small room would still fit between the two rooms, wouldn’t it? The roof will be converted, but there it should be a large guest room for the grandparents who stay long, a shower bathroom, and the spacious attic cellar (we also need a little storage space), possibly also integrating the technology and washing machine there. Eventually my daughter will get her own floor with her own bathroom… :)

Oh dear, whoever you choose, please have proper drafts done by an architect. I don’t want to disparage your dedication but you want to get something decent for your money in the end.

I really thank you for your help, I am grateful to everyone who can assist me here and am open to suggestions. I must also say that I am somewhat disappointed with the architectural services of the companies so far. At the beginning I would have also expected a nice proposal, but basically it’s always a run-of-the-mill semi-detached house pulled out of the drawer and enlarged to our desired size. That’s pretty weak... at some point we named our wishes and ideas (technology attic, 4 rooms + bathroom on the upper floor, etc.) and also put on paper what we would imagine. Then they started to copy my drawings... I have rarely seen their own suggestions and ideas including reasoning, and that with practically all of them. Then we showed nothing more and decided to be unbiased and have someone draw themselves... that was sometimes really terrible. Winding, with hallway access to every room (yes, the upper floor is tricky with 4 living rooms). Would it really be the solution now to hire an independent architect for quite a lot of money even though every company included the architectural service?