Bungalow 148m² site planning / floor plan planning

My favorite house still hasn’t become it yet but it is "getting there" gradually.

A building recessed garage, I suspect concrete with about 280 cm internal width, is already mildly enjoyable with the Superb at an angle. Either your question was only hypothetical and the Superb is actually just an Octavia, then it’s less "dramatic"; or the Superb is serious, then take the garage a bit bigger (or rotate it almost parallel to the boundary, then the carport simply becomes a bit wider at the back). The latter avoids the dirty triangle between garage and boundary and creates a little space in the carport for bicycles, a rain barrel, or the like.

It is actually a Superb. The Superb is somewhat longer than the Octavia but hardly any wider.

I don’t like the dirty triangle either. So garage and carport, for example, 1 m further back and align both parallel to the boundary. That’s not a bad idea.

Child next to kitchen?
Somehow the house also has very small/little windows? especially kitchen and living?

Yes, child next to the kitchen is certainly not optimal. But we have a very quiet dishwasher that you can hardly hear.

I haven’t talked to the planner about windows and doors yet.

So, basically doable. Better than anything else.
What would bother me is that every bedroom somehow has contact with a water pipe. But who knows, maybe that’s just me being overly cautious.

Before I start and, for example, recommend a double door to the common room and moving the children’s room door to the bottom of the plan, I would still try to shuffle the room layout a bit to get an even better flow.
- Possibly put the bedroom at the top of the plan, the common room in an L-shape, children’s rooms side by side, etc., but unfortunately I don’t have time to think this further.
- Possibly, after moving the children’s room door or shuffling rooms, open the common room a bit more toward the hallway. But that has to be reviewed individually.

The fact that every bedroom contacts a water pipe bothers me the most about this floor plan as well. But at the moment I can’t think of anything better either. If I arrange the rooms differently, the traffic routes worsen. If you have time later, could you maybe make a sketch of that? That would help me.

I don’t understand how you can even plan without a proper site plan? You don’t even have a straight boundary to the street. So why do you orient the house “parallel” to it? And the building line is also an arc that needs to be taken into account when placing it. Here is the version with a 6m*9m double garage.

In a hurry

The Superb is a bit longer than the Octavia but hardly wider.

Due to the slant, the extra length and the wheelbase also affect the width / track – not equivalently, but somewhat. And over the distance of entering and exiting, this adds up as if the longer car were effectively wider.

Quickly

As a counterproposal (relaunch), I like it this way. My alternative ("minimally invasive" in terms of keeping the same modules, just arranged differently) would be: to mirror the unit staircase – entrance – WC (staircase at the bottom of the plan, WC at the top of the plan) # to "push up" the bathroom (i.e., adjacent to the kitchen) # thereby grouping the children together and grouping the areas into blocks "living – wet rooms – sleeping" # if necessary also mirror the parents’ / utility room # rotate the kitchen 90° counterclockwise, with windows between the countertop and upper cabinets.

mirror the unit staircase - entrance - WC (staircase at the bottom of the plan, WC at the top of the plan) # "push up" the bathroom (i.e. next to the kitchen) # this way the children come together and the areas are grouped block-wise as "living - wet rooms - sleeping" # if necessary also mirror parents / utility room # rotate kitchen 90° counterclockwise, with windows

That was the spontaneous original idea. Then it has the unpleasant implication of having the family bathroom door quite publicly accessible when swapping child and bathroom.

Then it has the unpleasant undertone of having the door of the family bathroom quite public when you swap child and bathroom.

Alright, magic cube turned again: utility room next to living (now child), bathroom to the left as per plan (now parents, according to my suggestion utility room).