Floor plan 2 full floors KFW 55, 136 sqm flat roof

In the legend of the development plan it says

Not only the text part, but development plans as a whole are unfortunately vastly underestimated by most questioners here and only shown in homeopathically dosed excerpts, although they are actually more exciting than crime novels or courtesan diaries. Maybe you will put an end to the anxious guessing in this case simply by saying what the thing is called (don't forget: without a link!). Even if they are only half-meter lines, the drawings on the virtual 3D property are seriously misleading.

We like it lively, open and communicative. I now only work from home on my laptop and sit in the garden for it, sometimes at the dining table, sometimes on the couch, sometimes in a room. My wife will definitely also work from home 2 days a week after parental leave.

We want something individual, bright on a small footprint. I long fancied a tiny house or houseboat when it was just the two of us.

Your child is 6 months old - lively and the need for space gets a whole new dimension at the latest from the age of three. I am currently in my second year of working from home with children and would most like to build a soundproof hut in the garden, because you almost go crazy when two children are acting like normal kids in the background.

And it surprises me - eleven pages of posts and no one has remarked yet what a terribly dull building mass this is?
It looks like a construction site container for large projects. And not in the good "building with shipping containers" way. I am a big fan of minimalism and tiny houses. But the house view shown here is as uncharming as it could be.

The development plan will only be made public in the next few days. The city council approved it yesterday, hopefully.

And it surprises me – eleven pages of posts and no one has pointed out what a terribly dull building mass this is?

You can overdo the shoebox design as well.

The OP writes something about Bauhaus. This is not Bauhaus. With Bauhaus, ALL details have to be right: proportions, materials, execution, floor plan – simply the entire concept.