In my opinion, the ground floor and upper floor are relatively unproblematic, if the beams in the upper floor are sufficient. However, the attic without a utility room would need to be reconsidered. The washing machine has to go somewhere and a home office was also necessary. Dry lightweight construction in the attic could probably solve the problem at the root if that is an option for you. I can gladly puzzle over it again, but I would also advise not to be pressured into such a decision.I can't leave the rest like that because the right wall of the garage has to extend all the way up to the roof. Consequently, the living room has to be smaller and the children's room upstairs larger.
I think that's very wise ...I would almost refrain,
... therefore: don't make it difficult for the OP to say goodbye with new attempts.Variant with a slightly smaller air space,
I don't think that matters. I'm a bit surprised, given your strong aversion to the object and that you are still awake. ;)I find that very wise ... ... therefore: don't make it difficult for the OP to say goodbye with new attempts.
I think the OP now has so many possibilities and floor plans and ideas for his project that he can make an informed decision. The beginning sounded very confused. PS are you a housewife here now :rolleyes:.. so don't make it difficult for the OP to say goodbye with new attempts.