11ant
2022-02-04 20:27:57
- #1
No zigzag wall without a piano! - right, ?These zigzag walls do not, in my opinion, (yet) create the effect of zoning but simply just appear restless.
Floor plan design single-family house approx. 170 m² + attic as a modern clinker house
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K a t j a
2022-02-04 23:42:50
- #2
Do you know the Toronto from Rensch-Haus? Maybe that would be something for you? Here is a compact version of it:
(I haven’t drawn any windows yet - it’s a lot of work if it wouldn’t be an option anyway.) Top right on the plan is south.
(I haven’t drawn any windows yet - it’s a lot of work if it wouldn’t be an option anyway.) Top right on the plan is south.
Varrader
2022-02-05 09:08:39
- #3
thank you very much for your work, especially seeing the basic dimensions planned completely differently is really a great help. We find the upper floor wonderfully designed. In the ground floor, it is unpleasant for us that you come straight into the kitchen from the front door. Guest toilet and office could be significantly smaller, we would omit the partition from the living room. With the sofa arrangement shown there, we would wonder where to put a TV on the wall; we would definitely put a large south-facing window towards the garden. Regarding the straight staircase, that would mean too long walking distances to the attic in our opinion; a half-turned or landing staircase is clearly preferable in our view.
We have docked the dining table to the kitchen. In the current floor plan (where we have removed the protrusion in the dining area and slightly reduced the hallway towards the top of the plan). This is, in our opinion, very good for the room structure, however, you no longer walk from the hallway towards the window but towards the dining table. And the people sitting with their backs to the window now look into the hallway.
Alternatively, the variant from Baufritz, where the sofa is on the left. The "problem" with the walking path from the hallway towards the window is solved here, but the staircase has to be moved further to the right so that you enter the living room from the staircase and not in front of a wall. The room divider at the sofa is supposed to be half-height and have space for the TV.
We have docked the dining table to the kitchen. In the current floor plan (where we have removed the protrusion in the dining area and slightly reduced the hallway towards the top of the plan). This is, in our opinion, very good for the room structure, however, you no longer walk from the hallway towards the window but towards the dining table. And the people sitting with their backs to the window now look into the hallway.
Alternatively, the variant from Baufritz, where the sofa is on the left. The "problem" with the walking path from the hallway towards the window is solved here, but the staircase has to be moved further to the right so that you enter the living room from the staircase and not in front of a wall. The room divider at the sofa is supposed to be half-height and have space for the TV.
askforafriend
2022-02-05 09:45:48
- #4
I still think the first draft, with which you started the thread, is the best! Everything else is somehow an improvident improvement.
11ant
2022-02-05 12:32:19
- #5
The one you made yourself or the one from the planner?I still think the first draft you started the thread with is the best!
askforafriend
2022-02-05 12:42:08
- #6
The very first one, I think by Archibald