Floor plan design, 2 full floors, approximately 130-140 sqm without basement

Yes, I have. But it is not applicable for you like this.

We have spoken with the architect and decided on 3 children's rooms. Now we only have 1 bathroom on the upper floor (approx. 6 sqm) with 2 sinks, but on the ground floor a guest WC with shower. The architect is sending me new floor plans tomorrow (2 variants - entrance from the west and entrance from the north). Unfortunately, due to the house's statics, we have to reduce the living/dining room from 4 m to 3.85 m :(. I told the architect about the door frames etc. (thanks 11ant!). Maybe it's the hope for a better floor plan. :cool:

Do you know if there was no structural solution to maintain the living room at 4 meters? There are houses with living rooms larger than 4 meters. But presumably other structural factors play a role there.

Now we only have 1 bathroom upstairs (about 6 sqm)

For 5 people? :rolleyes:

Unfortunately, we have to reduce the living/dining room from 4 m to 3.85 m because of the house's statics

What is this nonsense?
Can the architect only move walls?
4 m is already borderline and going even narrower is out of the question!

Then he has to make the statics suitable (have them made).

For 5 people?

Up there, not the only one.

4 m is already borderline and any narrower is out of the question!

Oh come on. I had a four-meter-wide living room for over twenty years, which would have worked even 15 cm narrower. Even with large family gatherings.

For 5 people? :rolleyes:

Currently for 4 people. Maybe 5 in the future. It will be a guest room.
Do you have any ideas? Thank you :)

What’s this nonsense about?
Can the architect only move walls?
4 m is already borderline and narrower is not an option at all!

Then he just has to make (or have made) the statics fit.

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Yes, the architect only moved walls. I hope there is another way to solve static problems. :rolleyes: