Floor plan corner bungalow 150m² with expansion possibilities

The installation of house connections under the slab (more than xx cm) is not permitted by every utility provider! Water, gas, electricity, etc. This definitely needs to be clarified before further planning steps, otherwise it doesn't make any sense, does it?

For us, the maximum is 15m. Currently, our water meter is in the garden because the distance into the house is about 16m... BU already has a plan on how we can manage that too :cool:

Can you place the house on the property? Unfortunately, I can't find anything appealing in the design. You reach the covered terrace and the garden through the utility room? What kind of nonsense is that? And shouldn't the 2 offices definitely not share a common wall? Instead of fussing over trivialities in the dressing room, I would first clarify the basics.

Can you place the house on the property? Unfortunately, I can't get anything out of the draft. The covered terrace and the garden are accessed through the utility room? What kind of nonsense is that? And shouldn't the 2 offices definitely not have a shared wall? Instead of fussing over small stuff with the dressing room, I would first clarify the basics.

Agreed! I also find the 25 sqm T-hallway access "terrible"... ...but you have 12 sqm living space :rolleyes:

The installation of house connections under the concrete slab (more than xx cm) is not allowed by every utility provider! Water, gas, electricity, etc. This should urgently be clarified before further planning steps, otherwise it doesn't make any sense, right?

Basically, according to the website and information sheets from the water and electricity providers, it is not a problem how the connection area is placed; only a prior coordination of the routing of the lines is necessary, and it becomes more expensive with longer lines.

The covered terrace and the garden are accessed through the utility room?

Yes, this is not our main terrace, but the access to the north garden (vegetable garden, for example), space for the clothes drying rack even in worse weather, and storage space for garden furniture.
The main terrace is at the front corner southwest, it just didn’t quite fit on the paper. Between the front door and the terrace, there will be a privacy screen (or the 2m high, cat-proof fence) and plants, visually separating the entrance from the garden.

And shouldn’t the 2 offices definitely not share a common wall?

That was originally the plan because of soundproofing. For that, we have established a solution through decoupling the shared wall, with a wood fiber insulation layer on both sides in the installation zone and better drywall (Knauf Diamant or the like).

Here is a sketch showing the house and possibly how the fence could be positioned.
EDIT: It is also conceivable to shift everything further north if we are not allowed to build directly on the border. Building outside the specified building window will be permitted.
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I also find the 25sqm T-hallway access "terrible"… …for that you have 12sqm living space :rolleyes:

Do you have a better solution for the hallway? In a bungalow, you somehow inevitably have more hallway. The living room is tailored exactly to our needs, the distance between the sofa and the TV is measured based on the current apartment and our preferences, the width is enough for a nice sofa. It actually doesn't need more :)

About the hallway: I also once sketched an idea with access from the east side, but I didn't like the long hose-like hallway leading into the living area at all.