Bathroom floor plan 9 sqm

Furthermore, our general contractor planned the shower partition wall with only 10cm - so probably made of drywall. Isn't the wall usually built with aerated concrete?

For us, it's 11.5 cm made of aerated concrete. Tiles on top. 10 cm, ask him what he wants to use there.

How is the gallery in the attic lit? It seems to me that the planner is quite stingy with windows.

Do you think so? In the attic, the large rooms have 2 windows. On the ground floor, there is a huge window. Well, one could add another on the left side of the plan, otherwise I find the rooms well lit.

Do you think so? In the attic, the large rooms have 2 windows.

Too dark for me would be Child1, living room (here light from 2 sides gives a completely different spatial feeling) and attic. For the technical room only a double casement window – that would be too little for the room – I can't really interpret the gallery. Is there a gable window there or not?

Child 1 borders the other terraced house, so no second window is possible there.

A gable window is not possible because we will have an attic.

An additional window on the ground floor must be considered, as we have planned a 4m wide terrace door and an additional side door next to the kitchen.

In the attic, a 3.5m wide dormer will be installed in the "Gäste" room, which will actually be our hobby room.

Child 1 adjoins the other terraced house, so a second window is not possible.

That is clear to me.
I meant I would just make it bigger.

Gable window is not possible because we will have an attic.

I meant the dormer opposite.
So a window will be put in there after all - that's nice.

In a 1m shower, you won’t bump your elbows either, you don’t need more, a shorter bathtub is more noticeable. I would make the shower wall in drywall, that also seems easiest to me for embedding the shelves.