11ant
2021-11-22 21:46:32
- #1
The origin can be found in another thread:
Floor plan change single-family house 150 m² due to stairs
- Erstellt am 2021-07-22 15:18:01
hanghaus2000
2021-11-23 09:54:59
- #2
how has this affected the views?
wolverine1987
2021-11-23 10:01:11
- #3
Hello!
Here are the views.
Please give your opinion on the floor plan, the views, and the orientation on the plot.
Thank you
Here are the views.
Please give your opinion on the floor plan, the views, and the orientation on the plot.
Thank you
Hangman
2021-11-23 12:03:58
- #4
The placement on the property as well as the floor plan on the ground floor appeal to me. The upper floor is unspectacularly functional, only in the hallway I would be afraid that it is too narrow and dark. Perhaps the wardrobe room can be left open and glazed as generously as possible?!
However, I will never get used to hip roofs and on top of that hip roof canopies. And in connection with the ultra-conservative windows, it would personally be way too old-fashioned and dull for me. I know hip roofs are currently hot stuff (for whatever reason), but how about trying a gable roof, green flat canopy, and a somewhat more varied, dynamic window layout.
However, I will never get used to hip roofs and on top of that hip roof canopies. And in connection with the ultra-conservative windows, it would personally be way too old-fashioned and dull for me. I know hip roofs are currently hot stuff (for whatever reason), but how about trying a gable roof, green flat canopy, and a somewhat more varied, dynamic window layout.
wolverine1987
2021-11-23 12:34:54
- #5
Hip roof definitely wants my wife :)
Regarding window layout, do you perhaps have suggestions on what would be better?
For the carport, we already have a flat roof in mind but are not sure if it all fits together then
Regarding window layout, do you perhaps have suggestions on what would be better?
For the carport, we already have a flat roof in mind but are not sure if it all fits together then
11ant
2021-11-23 13:50:13
- #6
Hip roof absolutely wants my wife [...] for the carport we already have a flat roof in mind but we are not sure if it all fits together
You can also overdo the hip roof: I would only put the hip roof over the main building body, check if the headroom works out, just extend the roof over the stairwell projection, convert the terrace roof into a shed roof, and do the same for the carport roof (in the area of the cars then as a gable roof with a ridge between the cars).
The window arrangement seems quite well balanced to me; in my opinion, it would only be different otherwise.
I know, hip roof is currently hot crap (for whatever reason)
In my youth, the disco mice were crazy about Asbach Cola. The hip roof is, in a way, the pageboy haircut for the house. The glass bricks from fifty years ago were "worse," and I find hip roofs, even if slightly overdosed if necessary, still a nicer sight than the smoky eyes that always give the substitute villas that lascivious-knockabout "something" *LOL*