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2017-09-24 16:11:04
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I have circled the unnecessary corners here...
?? It is a classic corner bungalow - just not with the well-thought-out orientation to also design a house corner as a cozy oasis.
I mean the imaginary wall above the hallway with the bedroom and guest room doors.
The rooms are not too small. They are decent sizes!
I think thinking about good planning NOW AFTER the building application is too late.
You are going in circles – this discussion has already happened, and I actually miss your arguments why this or that has become the way it is now. Instead, it is now said:
The deadlock can be seen quite well here, in your starting plan:
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The guest room did get a different place at least, but otherwise the living room remains a trapped room.
You have already received some good approaches here, back in April! Planner or not. Kerstin had good approaches... and every household must create rooms that must serve as storage space (or in your case commercial use). Some in the house, others at the garage or as an intermediate building section. However. Deadlocked means being unable to free oneself from the orientation.
If it weren’t sad, one could be amused about it, but you are sinking several hundred thousand euros into the property. There is no going back once construction starts.
Therefore, be critical of yourselves and take the kitchen planning, which is already not working, as a reason to change the basics.
I have circled the unnecessary corners here...
I am fully aware that this is no longer a classic corner bungalow.
?? It is a classic corner bungalow - just not with the well-thought-out orientation to also design a house corner as a cozy oasis.
Which wall do you mean with the two doors?
I mean the imaginary wall above the hallway with the bedroom and guest room doors.
For example, I could imagine swapping the corner storage room, utility room, kitchen, and living room, but how???
It's not so easy to fit the area with rooms, some rooms are still too small for him. However, I didn't want unnecessary traffic areas either. Everything has to be maintained.
The rooms are not too small. They are decent sizes!
I think thinking about good planning NOW AFTER the building application is too late.
You are going in circles – this discussion has already happened, and I actually miss your arguments why this or that has become the way it is now. Instead, it is now said:
Currently, I have reached the point where nothing works anymore. The planner apparently doesn't understand me, so the plans go back and forth several times before anything changes at all.
Today I will enjoy my Sunday and try to clear my head of deadlocks.
The deadlock can be seen quite well here, in your starting plan:
[ATTACH alt="bungalow-ca-168qm-224426-2.png" type="full"]16609[/ATTACH]
The guest room did get a different place at least, but otherwise the living room remains a trapped room.
You have already received some good approaches here, back in April! Planner or not. Kerstin had good approaches... and every household must create rooms that must serve as storage space (or in your case commercial use). Some in the house, others at the garage or as an intermediate building section. However. Deadlocked means being unable to free oneself from the orientation.
If it weren’t sad, one could be amused about it, but you are sinking several hundred thousand euros into the property. There is no going back once construction starts.
Therefore, be critical of yourselves and take the kitchen planning, which is already not working, as a reason to change the basics.