ypg
2024-07-11 21:55:44
- #1
Swap utility room with office once. Sun position fits.
Floor plan design of a 100 m² bungalow with expansion reserve
- Erstellt am 2024-06-30 22:25:45
Trapo144
2024-07-11 22:38:12
- #2
In the current plan, the carport is at the level of the house and the utility room is completely in the dark. Which is okay, I think. But the office should definitely have a window to the outside. Or should I pull the carport further back again?Swap the utility room with the office once. The position of the sun fits.
Trapo144
2024-07-12 18:56:51
- #3
Then I want to start working on a new plan for the attic now. I did some calculations and 30 degrees should actually be enough.
This is what I imagine now:
- On top of the ground floor, I add a knee wall of 0.5 m.
- At a 30-degree pitch, I reach a height of 0.5 m after 0.86 m and a height of 1.5 m after a total of 2.6 m.
- Because of the knee wall, I have a ceiling height of 1 m after 0.86 m and a ceiling height of 2 m after a total of 2.6 m.
- The floor plan from above has inner dimensions (i.e. excluding the exterior walls) of 10 m x 11 m.
- I place the gable roof on the shorter side of 10 m.
- That leaves 4.8 m with a ceiling height above 2 m.
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From that, I then create the following rooms:
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I don’t consider the area under 1 m. Area between 1 m and 2 m counts as 50% living space. That would give me two fairly large rooms and a bathroom.
Is this doable? Am I overlooking something crucial? Or are there other suggestions for improvement?
How the whole thing looks from the outside is also a matter of opinion. A shallow gable roof on an almost square ground floor is rather unusual in this region. Or is that still okay?
It would roughly look like this:
This is what I imagine now:
- On top of the ground floor, I add a knee wall of 0.5 m.
- At a 30-degree pitch, I reach a height of 0.5 m after 0.86 m and a height of 1.5 m after a total of 2.6 m.
- Because of the knee wall, I have a ceiling height of 1 m after 0.86 m and a ceiling height of 2 m after a total of 2.6 m.
- The floor plan from above has inner dimensions (i.e. excluding the exterior walls) of 10 m x 11 m.
- I place the gable roof on the shorter side of 10 m.
- That leaves 4.8 m with a ceiling height above 2 m.
[ATTACH alt="PXL_20240712_161544438.MP.jpg"]86697[/ATTACH]
From that, I then create the following rooms:
[ATTACH alt="20240709_model_egbers_alt37_hausbau-forum3-niveau2.png"]86698[/ATTACH]
I don’t consider the area under 1 m. Area between 1 m and 2 m counts as 50% living space. That would give me two fairly large rooms and a bathroom.
Is this doable? Am I overlooking something crucial? Or are there other suggestions for improvement?
How the whole thing looks from the outside is also a matter of opinion. A shallow gable roof on an almost square ground floor is rather unusual in this region. Or is that still okay?
It would roughly look like this:
jan_christlieb
2024-07-17 08:13:42
- #4
When calculating the clear room height of your attic, you should base it on the top edge of the finished floor to the bottom edge of the ceiling. Your calculations currently give the impression that the ceiling and roof each have the thickness of a pencil.Can you do it like this? Am I overlooking something crucial?