Floor plan 175 sqm gable roof without basement

Where will the second parking space go?

A garage will be on the right. The second parking space is planned on the left. But no garage or anything similar.

And, still no site/plot plan? How is one supposed to judge anything in the floor plan if they don't know what kind of plot the house is on and in which cardinal direction it lies. :rolleyes:

I would move the pantry almost like a square room further to the right to create a U-shaped shelving area. This gives the utility room space without losing anything in the pantry. It could possibly benefit the guest room.

I would plan the wall in the bedroom to be half-height; for me (personally), otherwise the closet area feels cramped.

In the bathroom upstairs I do not understand the shower directly next to the entrance. The toilet is used about three times as often, but is located the farthest from the entrance.

I would move the pantry further to the right in the plan as an almost square room to create a U-shape of shelving. This gives the utility room more space without losing anything in the pantry. It could possibly benefit the guest room.

I would plan the wall in the bedroom to be half-height; for me (personally), otherwise the closet area feels cramped.

In the upstairs bathroom, the shower right next to the entrance doesn’t make sense to me. The toilet is used about three times as often, but is located furthest from the entrance.

Thank you very much for the comments! Do you see a possibility to move the door to the utility room? At the moment I don’t see it, so the guest room can’t be made bigger. But maybe I just lack some creativity. The thing with the bathroom is true, we haven’t decided yet how it should look. Only the floor plan is available for now.

A garage will be built on the right. The two parking spaces are planned on the left. But no garage or anything similar there.

Why is the garage exactly on the opposite side of the front door? I don't find the lower side of the house plan attractive or welcoming at all. Could you please provide the site plan to examine it more closely?

Just about the rooms..
The pantry access steals good wall space for tall cabinets from the already quite small kitchen because of the passage. This means that the kitchen on the 6m stretch is already planned well over the 3m limit, leaving just about 250 cm for the dining table.
Therefore, I would integrate the pantry into the utility room and basically extend the wall with the door to the utility room as a partition wall to the kitchen.

I also find the guest room with the loophole windows creepy. I would put proper windows there, possibly in the living room instead of the two floor-to-ceiling windows with the sofa in front, also only windows with a normal sill height.

Guest WC.. with barely 190 cm width you have to plan carefully whether the toilet and sink fit well opposite each other. Possibly a design with a shower in front of the window, which could then remain a loophole. Although I don’t yet necessarily see that as the better solution.

The bathroom upstairs is somehow awkwardly shaped. There are almost 5 sqm that are unusable.

The staircase is sufficiently long :cool: .. but I think the overlap must be checked exactly .. see cross-section:


The man on the stairs is 209 cm tall at that spot .. one step earlier it is less, and when you push off from the step before to go downstairs, it gets tight for the head for people from about 180 cm height onwards.

In general, with the knee wall height and the opening direction of the bedroom door, the opening must be limited to 90°, otherwise, the door always ends up in the roof slope.

Why only a knee wall of 180 cm?