Bungalow floor plan 160-170 sqm with basement

the 2 plots were combined.. so 660sqm

Just type "bungalow 2 bedrooms for children" into the internet, and you'll immediately find so many floor plans that are much better designed. Sometimes there's no helping it; you just have to admit that professionals need to handle it. I'm definitely not one, and I wouldn't trust myself to do something like that either. But I can see that it won't work (sorry, no offense meant).

3 contributions for the information, ... house always presented in such a way that one has to imagine the "north," some measurements barely readable, unclear where the floor-to-ceiling windows are ... windows planned in the room corners at all. Let an expert handle it.

Where is the basement? I still don't know what it's for. There is also no drawing that takes the necessary light wells into account, etc.

And, since no development is visible from the first floor plan here, what do you expect?

Here are a few floor plans that I quite like, entrance always rotated towards the top of the plan = north, all without basement.
Hauscompagnie


eskjhus ... I would swap the parents'/children's area and allocate the entire area a bit differently. Children facing south, parents facing north, integrate a library


Rotated and mirrored Danwood 171


Extravagant ... Elk atrium ;)


And always gladly once again an old draft from me, although I would now align the bedroom wall flush at the bottom. Room 1 on the left is the garage ... plenty of storage space in the hallway.

3 posts for the information, ... house always shown in a way that you have to imagine yourself in the "north", some measurements barely legible, not recognizable where floor-to-ceiling windows are ... windows planned in the room corners at all. Let a professional handle it.

Where is the basement? I still don’t know what it’s for. There isn’t even a drawing that takes into account the necessary light wells, etc.

And since no development from the first floor plan is visible here, what do you expect?

Here are some floor plans that I quite like, entrance always facing plan top = north rotated, all without basement.
Hauscompagnie


eskjhus ... here I would swap the parents/kids area and divide the entire area a bit differently. Kids to the south, parents to the north, integrate a library


Rotated and mirrored Danwood 171


Extravagant ... Elk atrium ;)


And always gladly one of my old designs, although I would now align the bedroom wall flush at the bottom. Room 1 on the left is garage ... lots of storage space in the hallway.

Thanks first of all for taking the time...
I didn’t think I had to write the whole text about the basement and why again...
The basement is adapted to the ground floor, i.e. when the floor plan is set, the basement will follow... it has priority 2
Why should I plan the floor plan now if the ground floor is not clear yet... we are very flexible there.

Your floor plans may be quite good, but none meet our wishes..
I can also understand that the floor plan should be designed as optimally and practically as possible to avoid wasting unnecessary space = cost..
Our PRIMARY concern is to realize our wishes, and therefore we try to put them on a sheet and have experienced people point out mistakes. An opinion like: you have no sense of space, the entrance area is too large.. etc, doesn’t help me at all.
Again, it’s not about planning everything cost-optimally, but according to our wishes.
Large entrance area,
No small dark hallways
Large windows
Reasonably sized rooms
Separate kids/parents areas
Terrace at least approx. 3x6m

My sketch is only meant to represent the room layout, not all measurements exactly in cm and the windows are by no means already correct.. It’s just about the room layout.

Except that the children’s rooms are unusually located and not directly in one zone with the bedroom and bathroom, etc., I would like to hear further criticism to address errors... I am very grateful for tips and not fixated on the floor plan, I have already tried other possibilities... side entrance, etc... Nothing even comes close to our ideas...

One writes... House Vita is something completely different, everything flows into each other.. another writes I should set up zones.....

Thanks anyway...

An opinion like: you have no sense of space, the entrance area is too large... etc, doesn't help me at all. Again, it's not about planning everything cost-optimally, but according to our wishes.

I'll gladly give you my account number. probably yours too. If 5000€ have been transferred there, you will have our full attention and a plan according to your wishes, starting with the basement and ending with the ground floor. If you don't like anything, you get 3000€ back. Deal? Or you can go straight to an architect. Don't be surprised that a basement depends on the whole house. It's supposed to be a living basement with light wells.

I didn't think I had to rewrite the entire text about the basement and why...

I don't understand what you want in the basement and Yvonne already said it, the basement planning depends on the ground floor.

If your existing floor plan meets your wishes, then I don't understand the inquiries.

There have been enough indications of inconsistencies
- windows in the corners of the rooms
- bathroom/children's room situation
- pantry room depth, not even a freezer can be opened there
- passage room garage / house with basement stairs
- slanted wall in the dressing room .. because otherwise the transition dining/living does not work at all, but with the slanted wall the use of the dressing room does not work either.
- space waste in the hallway, which is probably 300 cm wide (numbers are hard to read) ... but poorly furnishable, then at least there would be storage space.
etc. etc. etc.