Floor plan design city villa 145

We seem to be relatively unaffected by it, and with children you can achieve much more through education than you think. But I recall, we had a disagreement once because you didn’t want a tiled niche in the shower... since it occasionally needs to be emptied and cleaned...

For me... personally... it wouldn’t have needed to be a large hallway. Because I’m usually ready 20 minutes before departure (that is, generally 5 minutes before we absolutely have to leave) and sit fully dressed in the living room or on the stairs.

I want to emphasize this again because we are giving advice here and some people do rely on you or us. The debate about whether the hallway is 5 or 10m² is currently an absolute luxury problem. 5m² more costs, by your own calculations, 15,000+x EUR. For 5 minutes every other day, when all 4 people are dressing at the same time...

The times when you could say “Well, 5m² more, at 1% interest... yes, that’s fine...” are over. You need to adjust your advice accordingly. Houses with 140m² or less will now be the norm. It’s about optimization... and also about compromises.

However, the price jump from Walm to Winkelwalm is more than just symbolic ...

Do you have concrete examples? It wasn't such a drama in my time. With today's technology, it theoretically shouldn't make much of a difference. But nowadays everything costs twice as much.

I can basically understand the efforts involved and know that nothing is given for free. A hip roof is generally more complex than a gable roof, which applies to both purlin/rafter constructions as well as trusses. Every additional ridge increases the complexity even further. Of course, I do not have roof structure price databases that could statistically verify this and simulate the price beforehand.

Surprisingly, it is not a given that a hip roof is more expensive than a gable roof. When obtaining quotes, we had both variants, gable roof more expensive than hip roof and vice versa.