Floor plan design: Single-family house with 4 bedrooms and an office, 160 sqm

You will hardly use the garden on the left side of the house,

Yes! On the one hand as a passage, on the other as a green zone. , for example, has tomatoes standing protected at the house wall.

but probably makes no difference.

Yes, it does. It exactly means that you don’t create a winding and narrow hallway, that the guest room has a partition wall and not immediately a wall behind the door, and of course as a main feature that you manage zoning in the open space, so that you also get a quiet corner.

Caught! Yes, I wanted to take the chance to get more opinions.

You can read: a platform takes up space, everyone agrees on that.
But children need a 160 cm bed. Oh dear, we have that as a couple. You can only shake your head at that. And in general the phrases there are like that.
The only thing is to use space effectively so that every resident can develop freely. And that is harder in an elongated open space than with the L-shape.

I am aware, however, that with limited information, the most sensible advice does not necessarily come. Your tips here are still important to me!

And why are there still no indications here as to in which municipal statute the framework conditions can be found and an aerial photo from which we could tell you where an actual building envelope would lie? §34 is NOT carte blanche!

And why are there still no indications here as to which municipal statute the framework conditions can be found in and an aerial photo from which we could tell you where an actual building window would be? §34 is NOT carte blanche!

I wasn't aware that this was still missing. Attached is the excerpt from the satellite image. Is that enough?



Regarding the municipal statute. As far as I know, there is actually nothing here. According to the building authority, §34 applies – it must fit into the neighboring development. One refers to a plot ratio = 0.2 / floor area ratio = 0.4. It is supposed to be built in Berlin.

And why are there still no indications here as to which municipal statute the framework conditions can be found in and an aerial photo from which we could tell you where a factual building area would be? §34 is NOT carte blanche!

The aerial photo is already available in #11

I didn't realize that was still missing. Attached is the excerpt from the satellite image. Is that enough?

Even better would be if one could see the stock uncovered. Forgive my harsh tone from earlier, we currently have (again / as often) several questioners in parallel here who delay their getting-help-possibility with trickling basic info).

Regarding the municipal statute. As far as I know, there is actually nothing here. According to the building authority, §34 applies - it must fit into the neighborhood development. The floor area ratio = 0.2 / floor space index = 0.4 is used as a guideline. It is supposed to be built in Berlin.

Oh, Berlin, then you can check with live. Read my avatar carefully and get in touch, then I will gladly connect you. But Berlin is large and may have as many varied building authority opinions as district offices.

The aerial photograph is already in #11

Sorry guys, it must have slipped my mind. Yes, you can also see the existing structures there, and the actual building area is easily deducible.