Floor plan design experiences - criticism?

That would only make sense if there were designs that worked equally well with symmetrical or asymmetrical facades.

What do you mean by that? I actually only have a problem when customers buy a house based on a catalog picture like this one: [ATTACH alt="HB gelb weiß grün mit Klappläden.jpg" type="full"]41609[/ATTACH] which obviously is over 170m² and can only work because of its size. Later they wonder why their own 140m² doesn't look as nice or why the floor plan turns into a disaster. Whether the catalog house has a symmetrical or asymmetrical appearance, I don’t find that significant.

I already wrote that I lead through Hessian Siberia and Thuringia - to Muddi in Saggsn.

Oh, Muddi lives here? Where exactly?

Above all, I find that the house with the shutters only works because the roof overhang is so large. That is probably not standard and then also has to be paid for extra.

I mainly find that the house with the shutters only makes an impression because the roof overhang is so large. ...

The shutters are practically already painted. I was convinced here in the forum.

... or the floor plan turns into a disaster. ...

Thanks for the hint. Let's see what becomes of the first amateur draft after the architect meeting. I'll show it to you right away.

Oh... one of my dream houses has red brick, a red roof, white windows, and shutters - in theory. In practice, only if you can automate them to open and close, otherwise better sliding shutters, that works. I like the shade they cast. Although I have to say, I have really come to appreciate our Venetian blinds on the south side, precisely because you can adjust the tilt angle almost steplessly. When I walk around the room, I need a different angle than when I'm at the PC. You can't do that with shutters. I'm curious when the content here will continue.

It was mentioned at some point that a bungalow should work according to the specifications of the development plan... your wish or dream house being a bungalow with a cathedral ceiling, but you said that wouldn’t be possible. If someone here then pointed out that it would at least be worth checking again, I (because it’s a dream house) would pay attention and follow up... but nothing more came from you on this... why?