Bungalow 148m² site planning / floor plan planning

I see the calculation as still a bit naive. But let's wait and see.

@all please get back to the floor plan

There was no feedback on #19. At least one could say that it is bad and why.

In a hurry

Due to the tilt, the overlength and the wheelbase also extend into the width / track - not equivalent, but a bit. And over the distance of entering and exiting, this adds up as if the longer vehicle were effectively wider after all.

As a counterproposal (relaunch), I like it this way. My alternative ("minimally invasive" in the sense of keeping the same modules, just arranged differently) would be: mirror the unit staircase - entrance - WC (staircase at the bottom of the plan, WC at the top of the plan) # shift the bathroom "upwards" (i.e. next to the kitchen) # this brings the children together and the areas are grouped in blocks "living - wet rooms - sleeping" # possibly also mirror parents / utility room # rotate the kitchen 90° counterclockwise, with windows between the worktop and the upper cabinets.

[*]Staircase removed directly at the entrance
[*]Sufficient cloakroom space at the entrance for shoes, jackets etc. (approx. 350 cm)
[*]Technical HAR ... here you could also fit the stroller or something like that
[*]Small bathroom for children and guests with a bathtub, possibly embedded in the screed, so that later on a walk-in shower could be integrated
[*]Hallway used for wash area with washing machine/dryer, countertop above for folding, total width approx. 150 cm, with a slatted curtain in front. Next to it a small room for laundry collection. There could also be a supply of toilet paper etc. Accessible from all private rooms.
[*]Master bedroom with “master bath” ... walk-in shower, 2 sinks, 25 cm deep storage for cosmetics etc.
[*]Staircase at the end of the hallway with storage underneath for vacuum cleaner, mop, small kitchen supplies like drink crates etc. Centrally located in the house. The staircase has windows with a 165 cm parapet height towards the living/dining area .. so light comes into the hallway
[*]Then kitchen/dining/living area, with a large island, generous space for the dining table (drawn in as 100x200 cm) and a quiet corner for sofa/TV/sound that doesn’t disturb anyone, since wardrobes are also located towards the parents.
[*]Upper floor towards the southeast with an open play area with approx. 110 cm high railing around the staircase, 2 skylights and the windows towards the southeast.
[*]Then the “order corridor” with 4 closets each 2 m wide, also 2 m high, you can always get such things cheaply and here everything that can be stored well in closets can be kept. Special wardrobe, seasonal decorations, games, files etc. On the right and left “disorganized storage,” so more like things such as skis, suitcases, surfboard, and whatever else you might think of.
[*]Towards the northwest then the home office room. A guest bed with 140 cm width would also fit. From there you can also quickly inform the parcel delivery person if you cannot get downstairs quickly after ringing the doorbell .
[*]In the attic, I would provide water/WC connection (red outlined). With redesign, you could easily fit 4 rooms and a small bathroom there. And since the master bathroom is directly below, it shouldn’t be so complicated.