Bungalow for 4 people with attic expansion - Which floor plan?

Yvonne, not everyone has to drop their pants here and satisfy self-proclaimed questionnaire creators.

Then the vast WWW remains.
Or what do you think: should I plan something here now? Or link to home builders with bungalows and then get banned? How exactly is that piece of bungalow supposed to be?

And when I post my ultimate design here, the OP says: that doesn't fit, it's too wide. Then I make it narrower one evening, then it’s said: now it doesn't fit into the building envelope to the front. Then Kerstin asks: what is the building envelope like? Then comes: I don't know exactly now. Then Katja comes up with another suggestion, just like that. OP: but we have a slope, have to build with a basement. Then I come again and write: just insert the development plan. Then you come and write: not everyone wants to use the development plan in the forum. Then I say: do it yourself and stay away from a forum. Meanwhile, 10 pages, 50 posts are written pointlessly without any added value. Only Katja, Kerstin, and I have each sacrificed 3 hours. For nothing. It has to be said!

Uh, the whole web is full of floor plans - including bungalows with converted attics. Why not just call it ground floor plus upper floor? You design a house according to the plot and its orientation. Where is that here? Where is the needs plan? I only see a floor plan with a bedroom on the ground floor, also approved? So please: information, information, information. Fill out the pinned questionnaire, otherwise there are 3 pages full of our blah blah questions here, but without substance.

very clever!!!

very clever!!!

Yes, just like your question
Read properly and don’t expect something that cannot be!

A legitimate question is, of course, whether someone who is asking about a certain house type has counted without their plot (or their development plan). But there are also no less fundamental questions that the questionnaire does not address. Mine, for example, would be: whether the OP is aware that for the price of a 120 sqm angled bungalow, one would also get about 140 to 145 sqm rectangular bungalow.

Mine, for example, would be: whether the OP is aware that for the price of a 120 sqm angled bungalow, one could also get about 140 to 145 sqm rectangular bungalow.

Or whether a 5-room house can be accommodated on 120 sqm?