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

And I’m surprised – eleven pages of posts and no one has yet pointed out what a terribly dull building mass this is?
It looks like a construction site container used in large-scale projects.

No, don’t be surprised.

Personally, I don’t think the house is beautiful either. The OP writes something about Bauhaus. This is not Bauhaus. In Bauhaus, ALL details have to be right: proportions, materials, execution, floor plan – simply the whole concept.

It’s not mine either, but you can assume that a) the cube is desired and b) also due to the budget, there are no projections or recesses.

I think the house would look much nicer/cozier with a gable roof...

That has been clarified, why a gable roof is not an option.

It is not mine either, but one can assume that a) the cube shape is desired and b) also due to the budget, there are no projections or recesses.

Thank you, it is more cube than Bauhaus – it was already late yesterday when I started the thread, unfortunately I can no longer change/edit it.

We want to work with wooden elements or Trespa on the facade. The 3D graphic does not yet show these details.

There are still ten different windows and nothing in the shape of the facade distracts from that. The container building's impression is further enhanced by the attic as the only structuring element.

There are certainly bigger construction sites on this property than the facade. But yes, funny window mix and generally sometimes strange positioning.

There are still ten different windows and nothing about the facade shape distracts from that.

Yes, we'll see... only balustrade windows at the top, large fixed glazing + floor-to-ceiling tilt-and-turn windows at the bottom, a lift-and-slide element, and the seating window will probably be it. The design tends more toward what is the maximum number of windows possible to just barely meet KFW55.

Yes, we'll see... only parapet windows at the top, large fixed glazing + floor-to-ceiling tilt-and-turn windows at the bottom, a lift-and-slide element, and it will probably be the seating window. The design is more about what is the maximum amount of windows possible to still just meet KFW55.

Then please also plan for proper shading. Otherwise, it will become a greenhouse.