Bungalow, SD, 14x9/117m2, 4 rooms

Development Plan/Restrictions
Plot size: 714m2, 21mx34m
Slope: no
Floor area ratio: 0.3
Building window, building line and boundary: 15mx20m
Edge development: 3m
Number of parking spaces: 2
Number of floors: 1
Roof type: SD
Style: single-family house, open, up to max. 2 VG
Orientation: NW
Maximum heights/limits: TH 4.25, FH 10m
Further requirements: SD 20°-45°, ridge direction towards the street

Client Requirements
Style, roof type, building type: single-family house, bungalow
Basement, floors: no, attic only storage
Number of people, age: 3 persons (3, 33, 45 years)
Space requirements on ground floor, upper floor: 4, 0
Office: family use or home office? – work + guest/storage
Guests per year: 4x1
Open or closed architecture: closed
Conservative or modern design: conservative
Open kitchen, kitchen island: no
Number of dining seats: 5
Fireplace: no
Music/stereo wall: no
Balcony, roof terrace: no
Garage, carport: possibly later carport
Utility garden, greenhouse: possibly later small greenhouse
Additional wishes/special features/daily routine, also reasons why this or that should or should not be included

[*]Living on one level is important to us.
[*]Exposed masonry required
[*]Connection obligation district heating
[*]At the back of the property there is a woodland, clearing with view onto a nice field approx. centrally to the right/east.

House Design
Who is responsible for the planning:
- Do-it-Yourself: first approach to the topic, preparation for further discussions with architect/structural engineer.
What do you particularly like? Why? compact, rational
What do you not like? Why? somewhat boring

Personal price limit for the house, incl. equipment: 350k, federal state M-V
Preferred heating technology: connection obligation district heating

If you have to renounce, which details/extensions
- can you do without:
- can you not do without: 4 rooms

Why is the design as it is now? For example

[*]Own approach to the topic for preparation for further discussions with architect/structural engineer.
[*]Dealing with the requirements

What is the most important/fundamental question regarding the floor plan summarized in 130 characters?

Requirement is:
1.) Living on one level with 4 rooms and separate, small kitchen.
2.) Living room with view of forest/clearing, garden area behind the house

WC/bath/kitchen: positioning of fixtures tbd.

Looking for: suggestions, opinions, proposals

The kitchen is small, the little chairs are tiny. I would probably orient the house entrance more towards the street, also to save a bit of hallway space. I also like the bare gable sides less. What is the marked stuff in the HAR, are all clearance areas for maintenance personnel taken into account? Why bungalow, if two full floors are allowed? Where should storage space be available?

Long, narrow, dark hallway that takes up an insane amount of space.

No coat rack
What is all drawn in the [Technikraum]?
Where will suitcases, decorations, food, and so on be stored?

Move the study door to the left so that the closet fits behind it.

Bedroom
Draw a bed of 1.8x2 m + bed frame.

Kitchen
Do you really want only a 3 m kitchen unit? Such a small unit is found in 40 sqm studio apartments.
Plus this mini dining corner that is more spacious even in caravans.
The bungalow is too small for 2 dining places.

Children’s room between living and dining is very unfavorable.

Entrance centered
Plan a 2nd terrace on the south side.

You have no storage space at all. Plan a staircase for the attic.

Why are you cramming everything into a bungalow?

Kitchen too far from the terrace.

This is an apartment floor plan, not a house design. Be warned, stay away from it 7nd look for Eic/ someone who will take care of your planning. In case of emergency, modular houses as bungalows will also do, there are nice ones that work well.

The north cross is incorrect ... west and east are swapped.

Generally very strange door positions, e.g. also right next to the head in the parents' bedroom.

Why an entrance on the side?

The terrace is reliably in the shade on long summer evenings.

Kitchen ... it seems you have zero, zero requirements there.