Bungalow 148m² site planning / floor plan planning

You are probably mistaken in assuming that double-wing windows cannot meet the requirements for a second escape route.

Actually, I thought that. Now I know better

About the sound system. When watching a movie, and there is an exposition, the subwoofer turns on and you can hear it.

So honestly: worrying about a little machine that rumbles behind a door at a frequency you can even use to fall asleep because it’s rather monotonous, but planning for the subwoofer in the next room, something is not right.

I think other work routines will settle in.

I think that everyone, including Chris’s wife, should know for themselves whether they do the laundry in the morning, afternoon, or before going to bed. And everyone may vary that. We actually turn the dryer on before going to bed, and I wouldn’t know why I should do it differently if it works for us. And thus I find it quite presumptuous to discuss another person’s laundry time.

Yes, and where does the graphic come from? The basis of my site plan is the current property map from the [Sachen-Anhalt Viewer]. I trust this geometry more because even in your plan R=60.00 is written and yet a straight line is drawn. And the representation of the rear building boundary also has nothing to do with the development plan.

Can you show me how you filled out the [Sachsen-Anhalt Viewer]?

If I only go to the construction area, you can see that the street is not a uniform curve.

.. I do not presume to know everything, but I report from my experiences. And that does not include running laundry that I want to be as smooth as possible in the dryer all night. And when the woman goes back to work (because that was the topic), she certainly won’t do that with her work clothes either. No matter where the dryer is located. Unless you like extra ironing .

Personally, I also find a laundry area in the hallway, which simultaneously offers me 150 cm of folding space and can also include the central dirty laundry collection point, e.g. better than having the washing machine squeezed in somewhere among the home technical equipment.

but planning the subwoofer in the neighboring room, something is wrong.

The subwoofer here only stands as a representative interchangeable princess-and-the-pea argument in order not to get anything done this year anymore.

I have gathered the drafts here once again. Honestly, I don’t really like any of them (except of course my own, which I’ll leave out this time ). In my opinion, the biggest drawback of most drafts is the poor zoning of private and living areas. If I have guests, it’s not really ideal if they have to pass by the bedroom or the family bathroom first to get to the living room. And when you have children, you have guests – quite often, actually.

Besides, when you enter, you want to quickly drop off your stuff, and the next step should be that the house opens invitingly to the living area. I think Yvonne’s layout still solves this quite well; the rest gives me more of an office building feeling.

Unfortunately, Yvonne’s children’s rooms are located in the dark north and next to the driveway – otherwise, they would be adjacent to the disco room again. In my opinion, the distance here wouldn’t be sufficient anyway if the children want to sleep.

Well, you always have to swallow some frog, and nobody has died from it yet. I’m definitely curious to see what comes out in the end.

Solved the washing machine problem Program the washing machine with [Vorlauf] so that it is finished by quitting time. Then the dryer runs for 2 hours and is done before bedtime.