Bungalow floor plan max. 140 m² - dimensions according to the standard ok?

No, it was not clear to me at first that it was supposed to represent skylights (since I don’t see them in the floor plan).

Yes and no, that does not necessarily exclude each other. However, visible rafters would then be present in this area.

Attached is my proposed change for the roof structure (left as previously planned; yellow each denotes the desired air space; right the variant). If the roof section over the dining area and covered terrace were executed as a gable roof – otherwise the hip roof can remain – a gable glazing would be possible as an alternative to double-wing windows:

Take a look at the bungalows from Danwood, just to throw out the idea that these bungalows can also look different.

Well, Scanhaus Marlow Marlow has disqualified itself anyway. It is probably better to implement it in solid construction.

Gable windows are also more difficult to darken than skylights.

Well, if you want input for improvements, such specifics should already be mentioned in the first thread. But I wonder why the office should be located in the private zone if there are visitors, as you say. I somehow don’t understand that, and apparently you are annoyed because people here are asking about the requirements.

No one suggested guiding the office or customers through the dressing room. For you, everything may be set in stone, but we look at drafts all year long and sometimes think unconventionally or not “off the shelf,” as Viebrockhaus does.

Take a look at the bungalows from Danwood, just to throw the idea out there that these bungalows can look different as well. Scanhaus Marlow has also caught up: move or omit a wall here and there, and you immediately get a different feeling of living within your own walls. But you know that yourself.

If at all a replica, then I would of course rather rebuild a Viebrockhaus with Danwood than with Scanhaus Marlow Marlow


The roof construction, with which they justify the difficulty of this open space requirement, does not depend on stone or timber frame.


Not at all, moreover, the "greenhouse effect" is then less than with horizontal windows.

However: I would not choose this dining area lighting as an absolute deal-breaker. Unless money is no object, and the house must be unconditionally designed around this detail.

I believe this is a misunderstanding: A private area includes bedroom, dressing room, and bathroom.

unfortunately we still have to integrate a study into the private area

Why is Danwood to be preferred for the replica?

A regional company builds individually in timber frame construction and so far saw no problem here.

Exactly, that's why we don't really understand what that is supposed to mean. I allow myself to trust Danwood more as a Scanhaus Marlow Marlow to reach a level comparable to Viebrockhaus. But of course, the best thing is to go to Viebrockhaus if you want a Viebrockhaus house. That may simply be because one builds his roof trusses with purlins and the other with rafters.