Final floor plan planning - Rose-colored glasses

  • Erstellt am 2020-07-15 08:29:36

Tamstar

2020-09-09 16:25:10
  • #1
In advance: I still find the idea... strange/unfortunate (to put it mildly).

Nevertheless: Overall, draw it in with realistic dimensions... Both showers appear very narrow to me, in the passageway in the dressing room: you hit your shoulders on the closet and corner every time, in a child's room I would move the door so that another closet can fit behind it. The hallway... oh dear, long narrow corridor, would you really like coming home there?
Where is the door to the pantry supposed to be? I know that a small storage room is very valuable in an apartment, but this is so heavily built-in that I would consider adding the pantry to the dressing room and extending the kitchen unit along the wall with nice large cupboards where you could also store a few crates of drinks or a vacuum cleaner and mop.
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lise84_bauherr

2020-09-10 08:08:07
  • #2


The door to the pantry probably comes through a kitchen cabinet. As a kind of hidden pantry.

Where I live, such additions, expansions, etc. are now standard and more common than building new. No one here can afford new construction without an inheritance anymore. As I said, I know many such additions and I actually only want an opinion on the floor plan and not the situation.
 

haydee

2020-09-10 08:40:20
  • #3
We are not bothered that you are adding floors, that is not unusual. It’s the how. I see many additions, alone within sight of one playground there are three at the moment, but no one plans a mushroom and ignores the ground floor.
 

11ant

2020-09-10 12:52:06
  • #4

I also know some extensions, but I agree with that they (probably for good reasons) are not "such," and I remain convinced that responsible professionals will advise against it as soon as you involve them. I am not repeating my objections solely because you have convinced me of your resistance to advice – but it is probably no coincidence that you keep hearing similar things here. Even supposedly unavoidable stupidities remain stupid.
 

Pinky0301

2020-09-10 12:53:27
  • #5
If you are already adding an extension, isn't there perhaps the possibility to also make an attic space usable on top? A children's room all the way upstairs would ease the situation.
 

11ant

2020-09-10 13:18:01
  • #6
I believe a question mark has also already been placed behind maintaining the division "EG = Eltern".
 

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