Development plan and the resulting house plan

.. I think you don't need to include statements from vicky pedia in your evaluation.

yes, technology in the 5° roof is really not a good idea. It is simply way too cold

I can only give the tip: go to a civil engineer, they will advise you. A bungalow by definition has only one floor and possibly a basement. The roof pitch is always minimal, between 8 and 15 degrees. And technology in the roof? Stay away!

One could hardly illustrate the introductory remark more aptly

It certainly has a certain entertainment value to see which "experts" give advice here.

– Vicky is already pulling the sail tight *LOL*

Hello Specki, when we talk about a "real" bungalow (and not what others understand by it), it has a so-called cold roof. The floor is always tempered the same as outside. Usually, you can just stand in the middle. Where should a sub-distribution go? Where should the heating be placed? Additionally, you lay all media upwards to distribute them downwards from there. A bungalow has a relatively flat roof and definitely no attic. Proven a thousand times: house connection room on the ground floor or basement. Which federal state are we talking about?

: no, I am a dentist

I would have almost guessed educator based on this self-perception. But it's good that we now also have expertise in the dental field.