Floor plan design: Is the hallway on the ground floor wide enough?

But the issue here was that the higher ceiling height was reduced because of the staircase, and I wouldn’t do that. I would rather choose a different staircase or position the staircase differently. As the staircase is planned now, with the dark little corridor, it doesn’t look good anyway. I would also be interested to know if children already exist or are only planned?

Best regards
Sabine

also unargumentative. Then everyone should live according to the Energy Saving Ordinance standard as sold by TuC.
-no underfloor heating
-ideal standard fittings
-small plastic windows
-small plot (preferably in the east)
-50 sockets are enough
-one light switch in the room
-etc
Because your lame comparison (250sqm vs 125sqm) is certainly at least 10 times more expensive than 2.75m ceiling height.
Best regards

Because your lame comparison (250sqm vs 125sqm) is certainly at least 10 times more expensive than 2.75m

Exactly! You got it! That is exactly what the statement means! It IS more expensive. 2.50 is not a social substandard, just like Diet Coke.

Because according to the logic, 210 cm ceiling height is also sufficient... 27 cm of air above your head.

Le Corbusier - whose Modulor was almost exactly my height - even said that 226 cm is just right.

Le Corbusier

Aha. Well then. Let's just believe that he said that. And no time has passed since then or anything, no! We might as well still build like in 1900... Should I quote an ancient Greek who talks about 10m ceiling height to senselessly support my opinion? No thanks. I hope you were at TuC then and didn't let yourself be discouraged! I certainly hope so. Or is TuC social construction? Diet Coke? By the way, the comparison is nonsense too. As if Diet Coke were cheaper than regular Coke...

Slowly I feel like I'm being bullied here with my Town & Country house (once it is finished soon)