Floor plan design single-family house prefab company max. 250,000,- air-water heat pump

Thank you for your quick response. No, there is no basement. Therefore, there is a small storage room in the attic. What do you mean by traffic area? A window will be installed in the area of the landing staircase, which is not yet included in the plan. How would you change the dressing room to optimize it? What size should the utility room have? Perhaps the study could be reduced for this purpose.

For comparison: our utility room (cleaning supplies, washing machine, beverage crates, wine, cabinets for kitchen items that are not used daily, second refrigerator, freezer...) is larger than your guest room (a little over 12m2) and we also have a separate technical and connection room for all the technology, as well as another storage room under the stairs (for toilet paper, seasonal decorations, vacuum cleaner, etc.) and a storage room (bricks, paint, tools, suitcases, kids' craft projects, large decorative items like nativity scenes and Christmas tree stands) in the converted attic of 12m2. It really shouldn’t be any smaller.
Oh, and in my husband’s office – also larger than 12m2 – a lot of stuff is stored as well (spare school supplies, craft materials, books, kids’ memory boxes, photo albums, office stuff, etc.)

I honestly don’t know how some people manage with a 5+ utility room. I’m not someone who hoards, rather I throw things away quickly, but with kids, so much accumulates that you just can’t throw it away...

Otherwise, I quite like the floor plan.
And you can get a lot out of a small kitchen too. Maybe you’re already planning your kitchen in a kitchen specialty store, then you might still be able to adjust small things like windows, doors, etc. Otherwise, you might end up annoyed because the window is 5 cm too far to the left or something.

: Now I'm quite confused & will definitely bring this up with our architect during the detailed planning meeting (this is just the rough draft without dimensions etc pp). The utility room must at least include: equipment for the heating system - either LLWP or air-water heat pump, storage (solar), photovoltaic is prepared, 1 freezer chest 100x60cm, 1 washing machine + 1 dryer. We might paint the guest room. What alternatives would you see in the floor plan, what could we do differently? I went to the kitchen specialist store yesterday just to gather ideas. Can I get advice without exact measurements? With only 8.66 sqm, the employees there probably can't do much with that??

except for the too small kitchen of 8.66 sqm. It should be somewhat separated from the living-dining area by a sliding door. Do you have any ideas on how to enlarge it?

The kitchen does not need to be bigger. What use is an area in the middle that you cannot furnish and only causes more steps. You probably won't be able to host kitchen or cooking parties, but if that were planned, the house would have been designed differently anyway.

What size should the utility room have?

already wrote that to you very extensively in #30 a month ago.

Can I get advice without exact measurements? With only 8.66 sqm the staff probably can't do much there??

Advising does not mean planning. Of course you can get advice – ideally with wall and window measurements.

If you want to play around yourself to get a feel for space and cabinets, then use the Ikea kitchen planner.

Just under 23 sqm as hallway space on the ground floor would be too much for my taste. 10 to 12 sqm there is practically wasted money.

Regards Yvonne

yes, you can also get advice without exact measurements. Of course, you should have the basic dimensions, but maybe the walls can still be moved by a few centimeters or the door and window openings. You should also know where the electrical and water connections (and sewage) will go.

Hello

I am bringing our floor plan back up from the depths.

At the beginning of the week, we have an appointment with the architect to discuss detailed work and changes to the floor plan.

The house is located in the front half of a 2500sqm plot.
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Some explanations:
* We have removed the windbreak
* We actually don’t need a guest room downstairs since family planning with one child is complete (space for work/visits is available upstairs in "Kind II")
-> instead we prefer a larger utility room on the ground floor
* The actual utility room could become a pantry (~5sqm too large for a pantry?)
* The space under the half-landing staircase is used as a "storage room"

I would appreciate constructive criticism from you!
I have already received some valuable tips and am grateful for further suggestions for improvement.
We are still free in the planning