Floor plan design city villa, shallow-pitched roof

  • Erstellt am 2022-11-04 16:08:59

kbt09

2022-11-04 22:01:31
  • #1
--> Where is the site plan of the property? <--

Why is there a shower in the bathroom on the ground floor?

Why is there this strange wall right in the middle of the dressing room? Please draw in wardrobes .. especially pay attention to window positions. Five meters of wardrobe fit in there and that's it in almost 12 sqm.

Why this huge bathroom? How is it supposed to be equipped?

If this is the x-th rotation, what did version 1 look like? Possibly everything just botched improvements?
 

junijulibaut

2022-11-04 22:24:32
  • #2
I am also urgently in favor of giving the child more sun. ’s suggestion from #14 is heading in the right direction. I would even try swapping the bedroom and the bathroom (the problem would be the drainage of the bathroom), and also adjust the sizes of the child’s room and the workspace by moving walls. So, starting from the top right counterclockwise: bedroom, dressing room, bathroom, child’s room, workspace. The bedroom as it is now doesn’t work, 40 cm of space on the left and right of the bed? That would be too narrow for me.
 

K a t j a

2022-11-04 22:25:02
  • #3
Okay, that wasn’t quite clear at first. Then please add a site plan. Plot with building envelope, dimensions, and house on it. It can also be hand-sketched, but the dimensions should be included.
 

ypg

2022-11-04 23:35:01
  • #4
Phew, I don’t even know how to start.
Maybe start with the premise that 130-135 sqm is to be achieved.
And then the space requirements:
Sauna, dressing room, fireplace, circular path (means: space for two doors in the bathroom, two doors in the dressing room, two doors in the bedroom…)
Are you actually aware that you are making demands, conditions that simply cannot be met? It must be, it should be… but that doesn’t allow for free planning at all! No wonder people get disappointed then.



The choice of words says it all!

None of this fits into 130/135 sqm. End of story.
For example, to accommodate 6 linear meters of closet space you don’t need a separate dressing room.
So: planning to the meter or cm is by no means a cornucopia method; quite the opposite: limited floor area means structured room planning instead of a guest tour. I don’t see that here at all.

I find a lot, among other things the entire upper floor, poorly solved. But I also have to read that you apparently have taken the planning into your own hands and are now dissatisfied with the draftsman of the general contractor.
It won’t work this way either: pretending to be an architect, drawing, and then telling the general contractor “go ahead.” He does exactly the opposite. The client wants to do it himself, so he also gets his self-planned house. Without improvements. Without discussions.


I’m surprised when I see the questionnaire only one quarter filled out. That doesn’t work that way.




Then accommodate them as well. (Or sell them on eBay)! … and that on the walls of the room, not in the middle. There is barely any crawling space in front of the closets, how are you supposed to choose your clothes or keep track if you ultimately only have 55 cm wide two usable surfaces in front of the closet? Sorry, but if anything that would be the space for a central chest of drawers, but for that you need another 10 sqm more for the dressing room. And then you get nothing from a panoramic window, which would be just a pearl in a barn construction anyway. And the location of this window… who can really enjoy a view there? There isn’t even space for a chair or anything. Honestly: who wants to hang out in this worm extension? This dressing room is by far the worst part of this house with all things considered. And the components are exactly the opposite of what you expect from a dressing room. Pure peepshow.

Secondly, I name the kitchen:
Island with 60 cm depth is a total misplanning. But yes, it was the general contractor who traced it ;) Here we are again with conditions and requirements.


The size of the hallway mostly results from the shape of the stairs. Stair shape based on the floor area… guest bathroom fits… who is playing around with the stairs? You?

Bold claim

Get down to brass tacks with yourselves about what you really want. And then communicate that. Because when I read that the fireplace is in the wrong place because the sofa is actually supposed to be there, I wonder what comes first, the house planning or the furnishing.

Improvements… bad when the questionnaire was treated totally carelessly and something wasn’t filled out at all. Then there is hardly anything to build on. My opinion. but sees her villa under construction and will fix it :)
 

Bertram100

2022-11-05 07:23:28
  • #5
I find the hallway important and would make room for it. First of all, a comfortable hallway is nice and provides a pleasant welcome when entering the house or receiving guests.
Furthermore, a proper hallway is also practical. Don’t underestimate how annoying it is when you can only get to shoes and jackets in a single file or when visitors are standing on your feet because there is hardly any space to move.

Old, well-designed houses always have a proper hallway. Beautiful farmhouses have one, manor houses too. Castles, of course.
You are planning absolutely extravagantly (bathroom 14m2!), so I definitely wouldn’t skimp on the hallway.
 

SoL

2022-11-05 07:55:47
  • #6
I hadn’t addressed this point yet: What do you need the huge bathroom for? I just checked and we have 9m², and in it the shower, bathtub, sink, toilet, washing machine, and dryer are comfortably accommodated. Surely 1 or 2m² more would be nice, but in terms of content that would only mean more circulation space.
 

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