Finalization of floor plan bungalow 130m² for 4 persons

Polygyny is certainly tempting, but .. since there is only 1 kitchen, there is also only 1 wife

Haha ... do we have a macho fundraiser here?

The "dining table" in the living room serves more the social component: crafting, games, visits, festive table. This table will – in my opinion – also remain, and if anything, the one in the kitchen will disappear.

Yes, sure, when eliminating redundancy you remove the duplicate.

Yes, of course, when removing a redundancy, you eliminate the duplicate.

Makes sense, 2 women at one table fit easily...

Topic facade, adjusted once again by a friendly architect.

I'll send you some photos of the ground floor via PM tonight.

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Thank you

Light from 2 sides in the room gives a completely different sense of space. If possible, I would never do without it. It also gives you much more chance to bring light into the room (even in the north – light can go around corners!). The size is less important in comparison. Besides, windows are usually not more expensive than walls.

Yes, to be honest, I am not sure if the children's rooms still need windows on the north side because of the usable space.

In addition, we will extend the house by 1m compared to the standard.

The roof will be a dry attic truss construction with a load capacity of 200kg/m², which provides enough storage space for various stuff.

The windows will all be fixed glazing, 40cm above the floor, 180cm high, 190cm wide.

Regarding the bathroom window:
- rather floor-to-ceiling with optional privacy protection / "frosted glass" in the lower half
or rather smaller and adapted to the kitchen window?
--> actually, no one (strangers) can look directly in as there is no public walkway

Are the general dimensions of the windows well chosen in terms of "space for furniture/seat on the windowsill," light admission, space?

Best regards
M

The windows will all be fixed glazing, 40cm above the ground, 180cm high, 190cm wide.

One would rather not question the peculiarity of your planning approach. Apart from the Frankenstein design, I would never ever come up with the brilliant idea of completely excluding the old-fashioned analog ventilation in bedrooms despite the super-great controlled residential ventilation. I wish you that your owner’s pride will be strong enough to help you get over the failed result. Sometimes even the standard design of an experienced person is better than the individual work of an apprentice sorcerer.