Floor plan design for a hillside house with 5 children's rooms

From my point of view, this is a typical Tektur. Congratulations on the still timely idea, I would do it that way.

Thank you [emoji3]. What is a Tektur?

What is a Tektur?

This is an insignificant change to an approved building plan. Another typical example of this is a slight relocation of a non-load-bearing partition wall.

This is an insignificant change to an approved building plan. Other typical examples of this are small displacements of non-load-bearing partition walls.

Thank you for the clarification, that sounds good. Then I hope for that

that sounds good. Then I’ll just hope for it

You don’t need to have much hope for that, the change is more cosmetic from the approver’s point of view. It doesn’t matter for the structural analysis, nor for the thermal calculation, only a single escape route changes minimally.

You don't need much hope for that, the change is rather cosmetic from the approver's point of view. For the static calculations it doesn't matter, for the heat calculation either, only one escape route changes minimally.

But the sewage pipes are affected, right? Is that a problem? It should be feasible on both floors, though, right?

But the sewage pipes are affected, right?

At least for the connection towards the sewer, I see no or no relevant impact of the change (at least not for the approval). The sink will be slightly repositioned, and if at all, only concerning the supply. Thus, the further course of the drain can definitely remain unaffected; otherwise, it changes only minimally. I see zero drama potential here: no risk for the approval and just a few strokes for the planner.