City villa floor plan 160 sqm - Please provide tips!

always thought that a gable roof is cheaper and simpler than a hip/cowled roof, or is irony playing a role here ?!

I see a gable roof with 3 gables - guess where the effort lies.

And by the way, I also don't see a rectangular shape, but the gable designed as a bay window.

A bit off topic, the whole thing

And by the way, I don’t see any rectangular shape either, but the gable is designed as a bay window.

It just grew like that while messing around.

A bit off-topic, the whole thing

Yeah, where the boss is missing - immediately mice on the table, you know.

Looks quite nice.

always thought that a gable roof is cheaper and simpler than a hip/cap roof,

That's also true. Every ridge and every hip costs - more precisely: every "seam" between two roof surfaces, especially if it runs diagonally / three-dimensionally.

Looks quite nice.

Isn't it? The place now has a pretty gallery on the upper floor and a laundry chute in the bathroom going down to the basement.


Oh man, I have to stop wasting my time.

OP isn't saying anything anymore. I hope the emergency isn't worse.

Hello everyone,

I will not go into 6 pages now, the most important points briefly:

Expanding 3 floors at 26 years old - that’s quite something. And whoever has to ask what an additional landing staircase costs...

I don’t think age says anything about financial means. The landing staircase was just a question, I thought that was allowed here. And no, 800 euros is not a problem.

When making plans, it’s helpful to know the story height

Story height 2.63 m if I remember correctly. But I don’t understand how that could influence the floor plan.

about 2.37 m slope between the streets

That is correct but concerns the back part of the garden. This slope affects the house not at all or only minimally, hence my statement slope:no.

Oh man what a waste of time! Sorry, you could have said that before, then nobody here would have bothered.

I will say nothing about that, except: nobody has to reply here if there is no interest.

And Katja drew something despite having a cough.

And I am grateful for that, but....

City villa - that’s boring. This is what #60 looks like now:

That in no way corresponds to our wishes stated in #1.

The thing now has a nice gallery on the upper floor and a laundry chute in the bathroom down to the basement.

That was never mentioned by me...

These gimmicks are quite nice, but that’s not how we get anywhere.

Better to continue working on this:

another attempt with almost 10x10:

If the OP writes here... No problem, my general contractor is also ready to change exterior walls or sqm or whatever without much fuss, then it fits and everything is fine.

Exactly!

Good choice
I would indent the pantry a bit more in favor of the kitchen (the corner in the middle), I would dock the island on the other side...
If you need more space in the kitchen (or was it you who doesn’t cook that much?), and the pantry is rather meant to store cleaning supplies and trash, then I would make the access from the wardrobe.
If not, then you could also close the wardrobe closet room.
Unfortunately, there are no measurements from Katja .... :P

Upstairs, I would pull the dressing room in a bit so the children’s rooms can benefit a bit more.

Otherwise, it would probably be better if you indicate what you like and what you don’t.