Design for a single-family house with 160-180 sqm - suggestions for improvement?

  • Erstellt am 2018-10-19 07:21:57

Duran

2018-10-22 16:13:33
  • #1


Yes, but I don’t see a solution to the problem or I don’t understand it. We don’t want a spiral staircase but either a straight one or one with a landing. And the basement should actually be cold as a pure utility basement or it shouldn’t cost more. A staircase with a landing and a door seems even stranger to me than two separate staircases, or am I seeing that wrong?

How does the size of the living room fit with the corner now?
 

haydee

2018-10-22 16:31:00
  • #2
The technical room must be frost-free and remain so. Can you achieve that without including it in the thermal envelope? Do you want storage space where it might possibly freeze in winter? You have to insulate the stairway including the door. Is it really that much cheaper? You can’t even overwinter plants if it’s not frost-free. What about the moisture?
 

kaho674

2018-10-22 16:33:52
  • #3

That’s why there are architects who have been trained for this.
 

hanse987

2018-10-22 16:49:22
  • #4
The room in the basement where the stairs run is indeed large, but you can really only build a shelf along the outer wall. What is the room planned for?
 

ypg

2018-10-22 17:09:38
  • #5


Why? It's not really highlighted in the basement anyway.



It's not the staircase that gets a door, but the room the staircase leads to.


Raw dimension 2.99? My sofa wouldn't fit there. You have the smallest Ikea emergency sofa for kids drawn in after all.
 

Duran

2018-10-22 18:34:04
  • #6


There really isn’t any use for the room; I would have preferred to build without a basement and have more space instead, but that’s not really possible due to the hillside location.

I just find a spiral staircase annoying to use; you always have to be careful to catch the steps; I find that rather difficult as you get older or with children.

Does a basement cool down that much? At friends’ old house, the heating is also in the basement and the house is from around 1900 or so; the basement is open because coal used to be brought in there.
 

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