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

We want to work with wooden elements or Trespa on the facade.

That only slightly mitigates the "simplicity" of the building volume, from shoebox to carton or crate.

The 3D graphics do not yet show these details.

I find the failure to depict the not-so-much details of the topography to be the more painful imperfection.

There are still ten different windows

Whatever you do, you do it wrong ;-) On this occasion, I recommend reading a similar design – where I had criticized the fenestration: by

And I'm surprised – eleven pages of posts and so far no one has pointed out what a terribly dull building mass this is? It looks like a construction site container at 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.

That wasn't the question anyway. And that is absolutely a matter of taste. I don't like it either, but I don't have to. I don't like many houses here, but I don't have to build or live in them. My house won't please everyone either, and yours probably won't either. If the OP and his wife like it, then that's good.

Then please also plan for proper shading. Otherwise, it will become an incubator.

Why? Just look at the south side...!

Would you have any specific floor plans that you would rather recommend to us because certain fails simply weren’t made there? I mean, you seem to have seen a lot already and have gotten a small insight into our ideas. We have also moved several times and were able to adapt to every apartment. We haven’t lived in houses yet. So maybe there are a few basic rules that some floor plans simply bring along and that we can build on. I would like to get inspired by you before the reset...

Would you have any specific floor plans that you would recommend to us,

see my post #73 - but first clarify the terrain situation!

What about the Gussek Haus Murano?

and then the house about 6 meters away from the eastern property boundary… then you can still create a parking space between the carport and the house a little further back (behind the front door). Next to it, a shed.