Feedback on the floor plan design 150 sqm

the one with the thick glass front and the Bauhaus style unfortunately only got the smallest plot during the allocation, and on the coolest plot with a view and edge location, the builder then realized the conservative city villa with mini windows …. it would have made more sense the other way around …

More sensible or fitting, maybe. However, there might also be a connection here that the one with the biggest (= most expensive) plot ran out of money for the thick glass front ;) Aside from the fact that, for example, I wouldn’t build the thick glass front myself, even if I had the money for it :)

I would be bothered that the kids have to go through the dressing room to get to the bath. I’m just imagining the teenage son wanting to get into the tub with his girlfriend while mom is standing naked in the dressing room ;).

You have a cheerful imagination, I like that. This can be solved with a whirlpool in the garden.

I think the "small" house doesn’t fit the large plot and doesn’t really utilize it... but all the better if you’re a garden enthusiast and don’t just plant turf and cherry laurel.

I think it’s good if the plots are not completely sealed. There’s nothing wrong with a small house on a larger plot. In my opinion, it is also not the right house for the plot. There’s no need to resort to the impractical square shape; it can be done much better. Sure, these cuboids have a particularly good price per square meter, but that is quickly offset when parts are pitch-dark and poorly usable.

You have a cheerful imagination, I like that. The solution is a whirlpool in the garden.

No imagination, experience. My sons were at home for a long time and then also had girlfriends here.

A large property is great if you can make use of it. However, or precisely with very generous size, one can rather do without one or two meters in the rear garden in order, for example, not to have south or west-facing windows directly on the access front/street. With some distance, the feel-good factor is greater. Furthermore, some space in the front yard would also be advantageous: you don't have to constantly shuffle your cars, and a trailer, camper, or visitors would also have space. A front garden/complex/courtyard looks stylish too, as it definitely belongs to the garden area. Here, a second terrace in the entrance area would also be very sensible in terms of location.

A front garden/area/courtyard also looks stylish, as it definitely belongs to the garden area. From a location perspective, a second terrace in the entrance area would also be very sensible here.

"Second terrace" is exactly the keyword I had to think of earlier when reading

to have as much contiguous usable garden space as possible

because that means, seen differently, that no part of this garden area gets shade or wind protection from the house. This play meadow may be quite nice sometimes – but when I think about it carefully: the desire to play soccer without floodlights in the evening glow is actually rare; on the other hand, one is often grateful for a cozy spot for an after-work beer; and a breakfast terrace belongs to every good wellness summer day's start.

"Second terrace" is exactly the keyword that I had to think of earlier while reading

because seen differently, it means that no area of this garden surface receives shade or wind protection from the house. This play meadow may also be quite nice sometimes – but when I think about it carefully: the desire to play football without floodlights in the evening glow is only rarely felt; on the other hand, one is more often grateful for a cozy spot for an after-work beer; and a breakfast terrace belongs to every good wellness summer day start.

In front of the house, there is also a nice invitation to chat with the neighbors.