City villa floor plan - suggestions for changes?

We also have the problem here that really ALL good, local construction companies are fully booked for the next few years. Sent out numerous inquiries and only received rejections..

Wow! ops:

Crazy! ops:

It's similar here and has been for years. I'm not sure if you still get anything for 20.

But a mini carpentry could work. He builds a house and then eventually takes the next one. But that doesn't help the OP. He only works around the church tower.

I have now requested a utility room in the connecting corridor and it is currently under review or being recalculated. Let's see if it would be possible.

Don't forget to ask whether the pipes are allowed to be built over, as I already doubted in #118.

What exactly speaks against technology at the end of this corridor again?

This is a simple box of mental inflexibility, I'm afraid: the builders are already combining a main house from a one-piece design and an extension from a two-part different model – now trying to transplant the technology from this extension as well intellectually (and calculation-wise) overwhelms the draftsmen.

I am surprised how few concepts there are for multi-generational houses.

There are more than in every fourth provider, I would say – but unfortunately almost always as a marketing buzzword or relabeling of a model from the modular system. The most common form is to sell a combination with a narrower semi-detached house as such a multi-generational house – at most with wheelchair turning circles lovingly drawn in the senior part, and in the wider semi-detached house the grandparents are on the ground floor, while the youth have the narrower ground floor and the entire upper house.

Exactly, and that is nonsense.

Please take a look. What do you think of this option for the main house?
I found out that a door should fit under the stairs.
This way, there would be a larger practice, a smaller (but still within limits) guest room, a larger guest bathroom, a wardrobe, and the HAR/utility room right next to the kitchen. I think this could be the solution, right?