First floor plan attempt for terraced house on a small plot

Oh, I wouldn't build a garage either, just a carport.

I really can't believe the roof orientation. At least it wouldn't correspond to the shape of the [Baufenster]. Who actually builds 8.50 x 11 now – what does that even look like? Strange, right?

what does that look like? Strange, right?

Not that bad now. Neighbors also have two full floors and the roof like that, because it is prescribed.

I really can't believe the roof orientation. At least it wouldn't correspond to the shape of the building plot. Who now really builds 8.50 x 11 - how does that look? Strange, right?

Somewhere there was a photo of the neighbor. Looked normal now. Was it here, or?

Your open living area will be a structural challenge. I think so, I'm not an expert.

Exactly, child 2, if one should be there at some point, until then office/guest.

And the office won't be needed anymore when child 2 comes later??

Yes .. a private corner will emerge, which is best executed also on the next property. Then you have privacy on the terrace.

Bad anyway, if the neighbor uses the entire building plot.

Hello again ... and thank you again for the numerous responses so far!

One more question regarding the "podesttreppe". We have now received a plan from a general contractor, where it seems to fit well with the podesttreppe from our point of view (although with the house widened to 8.5m)?!
Are we overlooking something fundamental, or what is the catch here? Because it was said that podesttreppe is practically impossible.

There are still some adjustments needed in the floor plan (living room entrance, storage room, guest WC), which are currently being incorporated. So the question now relates only to the topic of podesttreppe

P.S. On the staircase it says "15 steps 18.8/26"

Podest stair makes the remaining rooms relatively narrow. The kitchen is almost turning into a corridor. The counter is a joke. Do you like it this way? How do the rooms upstairs look? How deep is the landing? Of course, you can put in such a stair - the rest just suffers then. A question of priorities.