Floor plan design Bungalow 170 sqm

  • Erstellt am 2019-06-21 22:02:56

Muc1985

2019-06-22 06:02:28
  • #1
Without having read everything now, I just cannot imagine adding for the budget....
 

kaho674

2019-06-22 06:31:04
  • #2
Sorry, I find this plan so bad that it's not even worth describing the drama. This has nothing to do with any kind of thought-out plan. The positioning of the buildings and paths alone is already absurd - not to mention the interiors. Please find someone with talent and the willingness to plan something nice for you.
 

haydee

2019-06-22 07:56:14
  • #3
Accessible: no
Budget does not fit
Stairs missing
Garage is poorly located

The floor plan is not good

Look at floor plans
Draw your furnishings to scale in each floor plan yourself. For example, isn’t a second desk missing in the office?
 

hampshire

2019-06-22 08:45:17
  • #4
This price estimate suggests that much of what is needed for a house is not included. Ask this planner what is included and what is missing. For construction from the foundation slab without interior finishing, the estimate would correspond more to the usual range. For a ready-to-move-in house, the price would be exceptionally unusual. I am a big fan of innovative solutions – if this is one. I am curious about what is behind this price estimate. Own contribution? You can also see that in the design. Sometimes it is worth thinking anew and from the inside out. On this plot, I would much rather envision a long building with maximized garden access and light as well as parking close to the street than the compact proposal, which is dark in many rooms with parking in the best part of the plot practically on the terrace.
 

kbt09

2019-06-22 10:33:34
  • #5
Are you sure that the north arrow on the floor plan in is correct? Then the site plan in the same post is definitely not oriented to the north. Some care would definitely be appropriate there.

Otherwise, I can only agree and also say again that if the north arrow on the floor plan is correct, the terrace area and the driveway are more than suboptimal. Why even such a long driveway?
 

11ant

2019-06-22 18:46:35
  • #6
That is not clear to me, since you can at least see which means nothing other than that the entrance is in the wrong place: this makes the corridor long. That a) it is also folded like an accordion for insulation purposes and b) the rooms have messed-up proportions is related to the clumsy arrangement of the rooms combined with their forced fitting into a rectangular frame (including the terrace). Overall, this shows that the planner is a technical draftsman: architectural dyslexia at its finest, the floor plan has the appearance of a window profile: the interior walls divide it into compartments, as if for stiffening purposes. One might as well deliberately wet one’s diaper, considering how long one would wobble with a walker from the bed to the bathroom here. The planner clearly lacks any sense of space, which continues on the exterior: the orientation line for the layout’s alignment is the parallelism with the east boundary of the plot; the garage stands aside and serves as an eyesore for the terrace user, while the almost screaming cry of the plot for an L-shaped floor plan is ignored.

What is the point of the single-story design of the floor plan supposed to be, and how “ground-level” is the house really (zero slopes to the terrace, but three to the front door)?
 

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