AlexF76
2020-06-07 01:58:57
- #1
Oh yes, I just saw that now. and thank you for your thumbs up and the wow. That makes me very happy! If you have anything else to add, I would be very glad.
City villa with office - Feedback & smart optimization ideas requested
- Erstellt am 2020-06-06 19:31:51
Pinky0301
2020-06-07 08:05:56
- #2
How important is the angled exterior view? I would save a few/all of the corners and go for a rectangular floor plan.
haydee
2020-06-07 09:12:50
- #3
Simplify the exterior view
For example, the main building becomes rectangular and has two wings in the front: one garage and the one by the kitchen.
Children's entrance removed
Garage WC removed
Stairs corresponding to the house
Wardrobe
Kitchen more practical and somewhat smaller. Rollerskates are needed there.
I would, for example, combine the parent area and office and have only one balcony.
The other rooms should also be better arranged if the cubature is not so fragmented.
Examples are difficult. The interior must fit the exterior.
Go to model exhibitions, for example in Langenhagen in the prefabricated house world. There are some representative houses. Go into the kitchens, pretend briefly that you are cooking. How do the rooms feel?
Hanse has a quite classic villa, Huf is simply luxury.
A controlled residential ventilation system and some smart home features belong to a house like yours. Nobody would think of choosing an E-Class without ABS.
For example, the main building becomes rectangular and has two wings in the front: one garage and the one by the kitchen.
Children's entrance removed
Garage WC removed
Stairs corresponding to the house
Wardrobe
Kitchen more practical and somewhat smaller. Rollerskates are needed there.
I would, for example, combine the parent area and office and have only one balcony.
The other rooms should also be better arranged if the cubature is not so fragmented.
Examples are difficult. The interior must fit the exterior.
Go to model exhibitions, for example in Langenhagen in the prefabricated house world. There are some representative houses. Go into the kitchens, pretend briefly that you are cooking. How do the rooms feel?
Hanse has a quite classic villa, Huf is simply luxury.
A controlled residential ventilation system and some smart home features belong to a house like yours. Nobody would think of choosing an E-Class without ABS.
haydee
2020-06-07 09:26:26
- #4
Ground floor bathroom google for zero barrier
FloHB123
2020-06-07 09:27:32
- #5
A house like yours requires a controlled residential ventilation system and also some smart home features. No one would think of choosing an E-Class without ABS.
The right car is also important. A German "premium brand" is a must! Hyundai, Skoda, or Kia are out of the question. What else would the neighbors think?
Everyone sets different priorities. Smart home, for example, is something you can easily do without. Even in large houses. You won’t find a fairly new car without ABS. The comparison isn’t quite fitting.
AlexF76
2020-06-07 10:13:07
- #6
Hello everyone!
First of all, thanks for the further feedback!
Regarding the nooks and crannies, some of them only came about through the reduction of the square meters. The question then is, what is more expensive. One less corner and 5-10m² more or a corner and 5-10m² less.
For example, the living room area: the depth was only 3m in the first draft, which we found much too small, so we made it 5 meters deep. But if I pull the guest room and the dining room just as far back so that everything stays in a straight line, then I end up with an additional 24m² and the same again upstairs, so 48m² more! In that case, I consider the 2 corners to be a bit more cost-effective. Or am I wrong?
Assuming I push the left front part to the right so that the left side is completely flush and thus the side entrance downstairs and the storage room upstairs are eliminated, is that still possible with the roof? See attachment if I were to cut off that part.
The WC is mentally already out for me. I've been thinking for a while about how to make the kitchen smaller without significantly affecting the exterior.
, we were there and also at Viebrockhaus and oriented ourselves also by their room sizes. The bathroom is even similar at Viebrockhaus. And the comparison with controlled ventilation and smart home really doesn't belong in such a house. What did those luxury villas do 20 years ago without SmartHome? I also have to accept compromises and I see that with SmartHome and possibly with controlled ventilation, although I would like to build everything ready just in case the budget is available in the future. That means laying pipes for later cables, etc., of course where it makes sense. Oh yes, I actually drive a Skoda and I have no problem having the car standing in front of the door.
And "staircase corresponding to the house"—can you give me an example? Although I do not need a pompous staircase if it takes up 20m² more again, that would be like the claim that now there has to be a Mercedes in front of the door.
Regarding no-barrier, I'll have a look, thanks!
First of all, thanks for the further feedback!
Regarding the nooks and crannies, some of them only came about through the reduction of the square meters. The question then is, what is more expensive. One less corner and 5-10m² more or a corner and 5-10m² less.
For example, the living room area: the depth was only 3m in the first draft, which we found much too small, so we made it 5 meters deep. But if I pull the guest room and the dining room just as far back so that everything stays in a straight line, then I end up with an additional 24m² and the same again upstairs, so 48m² more! In that case, I consider the 2 corners to be a bit more cost-effective. Or am I wrong?
Assuming I push the left front part to the right so that the left side is completely flush and thus the side entrance downstairs and the storage room upstairs are eliminated, is that still possible with the roof? See attachment if I were to cut off that part.
The WC is mentally already out for me. I've been thinking for a while about how to make the kitchen smaller without significantly affecting the exterior.
, we were there and also at Viebrockhaus and oriented ourselves also by their room sizes. The bathroom is even similar at Viebrockhaus. And the comparison with controlled ventilation and smart home really doesn't belong in such a house. What did those luxury villas do 20 years ago without SmartHome? I also have to accept compromises and I see that with SmartHome and possibly with controlled ventilation, although I would like to build everything ready just in case the budget is available in the future. That means laying pipes for later cables, etc., of course where it makes sense. Oh yes, I actually drive a Skoda and I have no problem having the car standing in front of the door.
And "staircase corresponding to the house"—can you give me an example? Although I do not need a pompous staircase if it takes up 20m² more again, that would be like the claim that now there has to be a Mercedes in front of the door.
Regarding no-barrier, I'll have a look, thanks!