Floor plan design bungalow 130/140 sqm

hm... normally I don’t give such harsh criticism, but I really don’t like the floor plan at all. The living room is really a no-go. If you have two kids and they maybe have friends over and keep running into the kitchen while you’re sitting in front of the TV... well, you can imagine the rest. With 27 meters of plot width, I would first detach the garage from the house and place it at least (!) 3 meters away. Then you can move the living room to the far right and give it plenty of windows. That way, the west sun will work as well. The utility room can be placed in the middle, which wouldn’t be a bad idea for a bungalow. Possibly illuminated/ventilated from above. If you have a controlled residential ventilation system, it can work without windows (I have it too, zero problem). Is the garage included in the 250,000? That could really get tight.

It was/is important to us to separate the children’s area from the parents’ area

That’s fine too, but a kids’ room facing northeast towards the street isn’t great.

Guest WC with shower, because my husband sometimes has to do emergency service and might need to shower.

I don’t understand, why would he then shower in the guest WC? But with two kids a second shower does make sense.

Family use or home office? : HO

And where do you work then once you have kids?

What’s the purpose of that “hallway” over the guest WC? Maybe space for a wardrobe? The one to the left of the front door is a bit tight for four people. But I would get rid of the hallway and instead make the guest WC longer and narrower. That creates more space in the entrance area. Additional wardrobe space can then go on the right side of the front door against the WC wall.

I mean, I'm not an easily upset person, but here people are politely and nicely asking for suggestions, ideas, and even criticism and they get such unfriendly and unempathetic responses... insane. There are definitely enough people here who are using a floor plan program for the first time and are anything but professionals and just want to get a rough overview first and therefore turn to a forum, but sorry, I'm out. To the super admin here, the post can be deleted.

Utility room without window, unfortunately not possible otherwise due to the garage.

Is the garage already built and you are restricted by the building window? Otherwise: move the garage - there is space everywhere.

The living room has floor-to-ceiling windows next to the large glass sliding door, plenty of light is provided.

No! Definitely not. To the south are the bathroom and bedroom. The dining and kitchen area is in the west. In winter, there is no light except from the light bulb.
Therefore, I would not stick to this design.
The best is anyway to try many things on graph paper with pencil without using a program first, then starting over doesn’t hurt so much ;)

There are certainly enough people here who are using a floor plan program for the first time and are anything but professionals and just want to get a rough overview at first and therefore turn to a forum,

no one here is unfriendly, just honest. Sender-receiver. I have posted several posts in this subforum and pinned them at the top so that everyone can read, stating a) that one should not draw with the program as a layman and b) criticism can be very harsh because it is honest.

Hello Lindsey88,

Thank you for the site plan.

I can only agree with ypg.

Why actually a bungalow? I also have over 1000 m2, but I never thought of that.

Is there a development plan?

I would tell the architect what I imagine. Then let him do the work. Afterwards, you can gladly post the design here. You will see even drafts from architects are criticized here and often improved in the interest of the OP.

How many m2 is that?

I would first start with where the house should be placed on the plot.

My suggestion: the garage in the north on the boundary as far as possible towards the street. (Which state does it concern?)

Then the house far enough into the plot so that you can accommodate bedrooms and children's rooms in the north and living room, dining room, and kitchen in the south.

You should also specify your own wishes with the help of the forum. Because that is the basis for the architect.

What you wrote here is not exactly purposeful.

Best regards

icandoit

Budget is too small for all-in bungalow with garage.