Building plot 920 sqm - creativity and opinions required

Ok - thanks already to everyone!!!

I will get in touch when I advance to the next round.

We will definitely enlarge the living room in relation to / to the kitchen/dining area. Thanks to ypg for that!

I'll be in touch!!

Best regards

Since it was also said that the airspace is not optimally positioned:

What do you think:
Should the children's bathroom and the airspace "swap positions"? See "photo"

The advantage would be having the west side "open to the airspace" - disadvantage: children's bathroom close to the parents' bedroom

Looking forward to your opinions on this....!
Thank you and best regards

Apart from the fact that I generally said relaunch instead of tinkering ...

What do you think:
Swap position of children's bath and airspace

... I think: "You don't know your own plan."
The airspace would then be halfway over the seating window and the terrace. Joker, six, sit down.

Thank you - I am open to criticism

But: I rather thought that the airspace should / would be here.


See picture - maybe it wasn't clear enough in my "layman's" sketch

But okay - maybe it was also a silly idea....

In the ground floor, the airspace is better suited there, but you are not reading correctly: the sound makes everything seem louder above. If my husband is watching downstairs and I am upstairs, I hear his TV from below, but not mine in the bedroom (under certain conditions). When there are two people, this works, but not with children.

But: I rather thought that the airspace should / would be here. See picture - maybe that was not clear enough in my "layman" sketch

Um, then I almost have to take everything back and claim almost the opposite - yes, there I misread the small image representation. However ...

maybe it was a stupid idea too....

... unfortunately still applies, see Yvonne's explanation in #66. However, I now believe I have understood what your design suffers from, i.e. where its oversize comes from: it seems to me your guiding idea is not how to plan the house "needs-oriented", but "maximizing building windows". Take that "Loudness" button off.