Detailed planning floor plan single-family house with basement and granny flat

You are certainly right regarding individual awarding, unfortunately with this house manufacturer it is always the case that BP or basement including earthworks have to be commissioned separately. They never do it any other way. Well, it will certainly be "funny" here and there.

I wish you luck, may luck take an example from courage. But at least take one general contractor for the entire basement, instead of making individual lots out of it!

but unfortunately only possible there - Typhaus specification.

Not including the basement would have been a "deal breaker" for me. But if with this provider you can’t even move a window without it being considered a breach of offer and bursting the house dream, then one really must be warned about this provider (?) – that really makes one fear the worst kind of small print from a bad sales tour :-(

We built 17. No one complained. Why would they?

I have probably read too many forums by now, thought there was a VDE guideline on this, but they are just recommendations regarding installation zones. We can consider actually doing it that way, although we will have a KNX installation and therefore no “switch” per se - I need to think about where it makes sense and what it could look like.

90 cm doors are too narrow. Make them 100 cm…

That makes sense, I will try to implement that.

...and the bathroom again.

Here I am at a loss again, I have no idea how to sensibly redesign the bathroom. ypg’s suggestion to switch the shower and toilet would only improve the passage widths to a limited extent. The only possibility I see now would be to do without the bathtub, but that would be a considerable minus in terms of quality of life, which I would very much dislike. Maybe I just can’t see the forest for the trees.

To my knowledge, even with a model house, an individual architect/structural plan is still created, and the model house generally offers the possibilities to adapt walls, move windows, and build niches, etc.
Which general contractor no longer offers that? Who are you building with?

We are building with Danwood, namely a house from the Family series. With Danwood, you can basically change model houses up to a completely individual design, but not in this Family line, where they have set very tight limits.

Certainly not because of technical feasibility, but to avoid cannibalizing their main series Today – the price/performance ratio for that is quite good, if not unbeatable (at least compared to the other providers we considered).

Since the floor plan largely appealed to us and what I would have changed was not worth the additional cost to me, we agreed to this compromise.

Is there a reason why the marked chimney is not aligned vertically?

Is there a reason why the drawn chimney is not aligned vertically?

It was shown only as an option, but we decided against it - the architect did not hide it.

We are building with Danwood, specifically a house from the Family series. With Danwood, you can basically modify model houses up to a completely individual design, but not with this Family line; they have set very tight limits there.

*ROTFL* - that is quite a stark contrast to the huge terrace.

Why is there a rule that from 40 sqm roof terrace only Kampa or Huf fit?