Floor plan and alignment issues

Hello everyone,

I am currently having a hard time -> finding the right floor plan and orientation for our house / the plot.

If I position it parallel to the adjoining street (Yellow), I feel like I miss the sun in the evening due to the orientation; if I place it directly facing south, I feel like I lose too much land because of this setback regulation, and on top of that, I am still attached to the tree strip (densely covered with trees and shrubs).

A double garage is also planned and should be on the west side of the house (currently not drawn in); originally, it was also planned in the northeast -> then the house moves further into the sharp corner again (it is tricky).

The house is about 13m x 12.5m, and currently has a planned height of about 8.5m. The visible overhang is already included in the dimensions and serves as a dining area as well as a balcony.

What would you do?
By the way, the plot has 1000m².

Best regards and have a nice day,
Sky

Regarding the desire to push an unknown house around the property as a "Black Box," you will not be able to initiate a particularly fruitful discussion here. That is just a "floor slab outline," so there is hardly anything qualified to say about it.

Site plan oriented to the north?

Where is the evening sun missing then when parallel to the street? It does exist then, right?

House 13x12 m ... and 2 stories, a floor plan would be interesting.

And, a measurement of the property would also be useful.

Where is the evening sun missing when parallel to the street? It should be there then, right?

I see it the same way, see my "sun-from-west-scribble".... The little bit you are missing compared to the exact south orientation should be negligible - but it's a matter of taste. If your floor plan allows, you could perhaps also mirror the dining area/balcony to the left side of the house as an option.

House 13x12 m ... and 2 stories, I would be interested in the floor plan.

Single story according to the plan, right?

By the way, the plot has 1000m²

Doesn't the plan say 750m²? Or is that after deducting the setback areas?

Thank you all,

yes - the site plan is oriented north (vertically upwards is north).

The house will be "2" stories, 1st floor with a lot of open space (living, guest bathroom, kitchen, study) and upper floor (sleeping, dressing room, bathroom, guest room), whereby the upper part of the overhang above is intended to serve as a balcony.

I have drawn in the measurements of the plot, these are the meter specifications (in white and black, depending on the background color) which also have an arrow -> pointing to the respective property boundary / side.

If your floor plan allows it, then as an option you could maybe also mirror the dining area/balcony to the left side of the house.

Currently we can still redraw everything, but this overhang came about because we can optimally use the long east side of the plot and the other side of the house, which lies further towards the corner in the west, is as far away as possible from the strip planted with trees and shrubs to the south.

Doesn't it say 750m² on the plan? Or is that after deducting the setback areas?

Ours has 1000m², however the plot east of ours is somewhat smaller, which is why they had to include this specification for this area in the development plan.

Regarding the evening sun, yes... I only realized that when I dealt with the course of the sun.
From April to August the sunset already takes place quite a bit to the north, we both work, so it also gets somewhat later. But yes, maybe that is thinking a bit too far ahead. (no idea if I am trying to optimize too much)

Where is the problem now with the green strip?... and further questions, they could be answered in the other forum. Otherwise, you can't guess anything!