Bungalow Floor Plan Draft Opinions

Without knowing the overall situation, it is unfortunately hard to say anything. Especially with the bungalow, attractive inside-outside relationships and interesting sightlines can be created. This is particularly the case in the living room, but here it has completely failed. It is located at the end of a narrow recess, so due to the distances to the windows in the kitchen and dining area, insufficient light reaches it for adequate illumination. Only the light from the southwest remains, which, thanks to the roof overhangs, is only usable for a short time. From inside, there is only a blinders-like view to the outside. That would be unpleasant even in the best light. It is really bad when it is overcast; then the light switch becomes your best friend. If I now infer from the initial situation, I think the plot is surrounded by tall apartment buildings, but then the arrangement of the rooms and windows of the other rooms does not fit, nor unfortunately does the planner’s talent.

without knowing the dimensions, I don't see space to a) place a reasonable wardrobe, b) reasonably furnish the pantry, c) furnish the bedroom with a double bed and a 3-meter closet, d) place a hallway chest of drawers, let alone a closet (storage), although there are many walls, e) find a cozy spot for the sofa in the living room. The highlight (visual axis) is given to the office. Some doors can be moved so that at least storage space can be created, but I still don't see any potential to build on. Personally, I would use the wide side of the courtyard, move the dining area there to create a meaningful connection to the courtyard.