Feedback preliminary draft Hang KG/KG/EG/DG with granny flat

I noticed that the dressing room has a width of 1.70 meters. If you want to place wardrobes opposite each other, only about 50 cm remain, which is enough to walk through, but not for a wardrobe door, let alone for dressing or looking at your clothes.

I was misled by the proportions in the drawing and didn’t even pay attention to the measurement, yes. The wardrobes should be deeper; that has to be accounted for in the space between. I might consider a higher-quality wardrobe back panel here instead of the wall, which would make you more flexible there.

I would check the same in the bathroom: 3 meters for the tub, main passage toilet, washbasin, tiles on the walls -> the passage can become narrow.

Without a storage room, you can shift the knee wall towards the niche; there is plenty of space there, currently this wall is even on this side of the 2m line.

I don’t find a door to the home office bad either, rather good :)

You get less disturbed from the living room than from the staircase or even two doors, and you’re closer to your spouse on the couch during overtime, so not so “away even though you’re there.” With public traffic, of course, it would mean a path through the private area.

Thanks for the tips. I want to deliberately access the office through the stairwell. From experience, I know that the study is initially used as a storage room for all sorts of things. If the door kept opening while I’m watching TV, that would annoy me.

Any objections regarding the planned mirroring?

thanks for the tips. I deliberately want the office entrance through the stairwell. From experience, I know that the study is initially used as a storage room for all sorts of things. If the door kept opening while I'm watching TV, that would annoy me.

Any objections regarding the planned mirroring?

???
Who watches TV while the other is working?
And why a storage area when there is enough storage space planned in the basement? You should visualize that, maybe reconsider the location of the office and basement rooms!

Regards, Yvonne

The study is to be understood here as a private office/guest room that can be used as a bedroom in old age.

As mentioned in the original post, we also want to build with one less floor

As mentioned in the original post, we also want to build with one less floor

I haven’t forgotten that. However, I don’t see any implementation of it yet: the depth of the house doesn’t seem to have changed, and you can hardly build one more or less basement on the same plot, at least not with the same ground floor level.

This brings to mind: that might be an approach for split level: convert the attic into attic/high ground floor, convert the ground floor into ground floor/basement, and combine basement II/I?

After all, that could practically cheat half a floor in height here ;-)

Mirroring the stairwell-wardrobe-WC suite would entail corresponding changes in the lower floors, but would basically be doable.

Hello, is there no possibility to install the door from the hallway, practically under the stairs? If the intended future use is as a bedroom, I would not want to do without the shower on that floor.