Bauhaus concrete villa with core insulation - experiences

If you are not sauna fans and the thing is only being installed because a house of this size is supposed to have a sauna, I would honestly skip it.

Either I create a comfortable, beautiful, well-thought-out wellness area here (and I only do that if I actually use it) or I leave it.

Just building a sauna in the basement quickly, but designed in such a way that you never want to go in anyway because it’s too inconvenient, is nonsense. It rather looks like a sauna installed afterward in the basement of a single-family house as a DIY kit. And that doesn’t fit with such a house!
As it is now, it looks more like something attempted but not mastered. You really don’t need that.

The sauna of that size costs a good five-figure amount; for that money you could go to nice wellness baths/hotels for years including one night in the most expensive room. Since you’re not passionate sauna goers anyway, it will only happen a few times a year. Now do the math...

Dali will be available.

Dali will be available.

Still far from overkill

We ourselves have also fully relied on DALI.. with today's good LED actuators (e.g. mdt), however, this is no longer necessarily required. DALI also has tangible disadvantages. For example, the RGB/HSV issue. There is still no solution for that.

I don’t need an additional shower if I practically use it three times a year. Likewise, I don’t add more storage space if I already know that I don’t need it.

No, it happens automatically, without any focus on storage space and shower...

If you’re not sauna fans and the thing is only installed because a house of that size is supposed to have a sauna, I would honestly skip it.

Did that stand anywhere? That totally contradicts the “storage space thing.” But before everything gets twisted anyway just because it’s criticism (yes, even such houses can be criticized if they are planned even less thoughtfully than budget houses), I’d rather stop following the thread.

and where do you conjure up the storage space without taking away the space elsewhere? Or rather, how would you change the arrangement? The sauna is something different from storage space. The sauna is used very rarely but desired by the wife. No additional storage is needed. As mentioned above, I do not perceive criticism as negative. So feel free to stay in the thread. Today I had a visit at the first concrete plant. I think it will be heading towards a thermal wall...

The house will definitely look great! Good luck with the construction phase!!