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I always wonder where people keep their wardrobes...

Sign up in one of the largest FB groups on the topic of living, and you get at least 3 times a day insights into hallways of all kinds with clutter related to wardrobes, where every resident actually wants to turn around and leave the house again. The topic is always the same: where do you leave the jackets and shoes of your family? Or: apartment/house is nice, but no space for a wardrobe cabinet.

open or closed architecture open
open kitchen, kitchen island yes

I see an open kitchen. What about the open architecture? Take a look at the example from . The design also has flaws, but at least it is one or two steps closer to “an” open architecture.

binding reservation of our desired plot

Do you already have a building partner? How do you want to build? With an architect or a general contractor? I would first gather information and orientation there: not everyone builds your DIY house for you. And you haven’t named the costs either. Maybe you can’t afford a 6-room house at all.
I guess very few of the DIY floor plans are actually built, because they are squeezed into the general contractor’s scheme. It’s ideal to modify a house from him.

We definitely wanted the front entrance in the middle

And now not anymore?
You can skip asking WHY in the case of a city villa, but then why is it not implemented? Even the door facade has to present a kind of tilt because of the different distances?!

I would say you should let yourself be inspired by a rectangle for 20 x 30.
Then present a new design here, where furniture is drawn in that fits and the house is also drawn on a plotted lot. Even with pens, pencil, and lots of paper to try out.
Then you also get a relationship to areas, rooms, and boundaries. Much is lost on the screen. (Even if most people don’t want to believe it)

Thank you for the many comments, tips, and suggestions for improvement. We are now going deep within ourselves and planning again from scratch. As soon as something presentable has been created, I will get back to you. Thank you!

I would also say think very carefully about whether you really need the [Stadtvillalook]. It brings you nothing but disadvantages. I have such a look and by now I regret it a little. The hipped roof is more expensive, offers less space (for possibly [Photovoltaik]) and also makes the storage space in the attic smaller.

check out Fingerhaus. e.g. Medley 3.0 410 C, Sento 403 D not optimal, all desired rooms and it feels more spacious

take a look at the Calvus 260 from Heinz von Heiden. Not exactly an urban villa but could work in terms of the number of rooms.

You also have to ask yourself where everyday things like washing laundry, hanging laundry, ironing, etc. are supposed to take place. In my opinion, the utility room should be at least 12 sqm in size. I also have a locker with tools, brooms, cleaning supplies, etc. in there. You also don't want a stroller, buggy, etc. standing around in the hallway all the time... You also need dressers or display cabinets for all kinds of stuff. You have to think in advance about where there are storage options here. The dimensions of a freezer or beverage refrigerator in the pantry must be taken into account. It has to fit through the door.

The floor plans of prefabricated house manufacturers have exactly 3 problems:
-a utility room that is far too small
-almost no wardrobe
-often no cabinets in the dressing room