Floor plan design single-family house with VPD and double garage

Good question, but my structural engineer will have to take a look at that first. Or do you think that is currently impossible?

I quite like the floor plan as well.

I would have enlarged the kitchen at the expense of the "dance floor," in terms of more cabinet space. Corner sinks are extremely impractical.

Technology separated from the pantry/utility room: I would have built it that way today as well, it will be in the second house.

The children's rooms finally have a usable size. In 95% of the designs, they are too small for me.

In the main bathroom, the shower and the washbasin area would be too small for me. Personally, I like showers measuring 100x120 cm and two washbasins.

I wouldn't have much to criticize about the guest room. It's really fine for its purpose. However, not as a combined guest and workroom.

Good question, but my structural engineer will have to look at that first. Or do you think that is currently impossible?

Yes! That includes load-bearing walls, at least along the greatest length. For a few exceptions, a beam.

I myself have a staggered shed roof, and that’s how it was conveyed to me and also how our house was built. If you look at other houses with staggered shed roofs, this central wall is always designed as a load-bearing and important wall.
Staggered shed roof is always more expensive than a normal gable roof; structurally, you shouldn’t go into the exotic. My note, but I’m not an expert, just a homeowner.

Otherwise, I like it quite well, except for guest room and bathroom, somehow other remaining areas.

I also quite like the floor plan. I would have enlarged the kitchen at the expense of the "dance floor," meaning more cupboard space. Corner sinks are incredibly impractical.

Thanks. Yes, we will do that, but our kitchen studio will handle it. Initially, I just wanted to have something in there. The wife doesn't like corner sinks either...

Technology separated from pantry/laundry room: I would have built it that way today too, it will come with the second house.

Yes, I somehow had more pros than cons and so I have now planned a separate room. It can still be made a bit smaller...

The children's rooms finally have a usable size. In 95% of the designs, they are too small for me.

Thanks, currently we have about 14m² and have said that this must also be the minimum.

In the main bathroom, the shower and the washbasin area would be too small for me. Personally, I like showers of 100x120cm and two washbasins.

Oh yes, nice size! I have to change something here, you’re right. Although in the current design the shower could also be 0.95 x 1.8m if you make the door in line with the stairs. I think I will try to move the stairs 0.5 meters to the left, then the bathroom gets a bit less cramped and maybe a double washbasin will fit as well.

I wouldn't have much to criticize about the guest room. For its purpose, really fine. But not as a combined guest and workroom.

The combined guest and workroom would also be possible downstairs, so currently I have a room available both downstairs and upstairs that I can use as we want.

Yes! Load-bearing walls belong there, at least over the greatest length. For few exceptions, a beam.

OK, turning an 11cm wall into a 17cm one is, in my opinion, no big problem, but I will leave these problems to my structural engineer. Let him puzzle over it.

Otherwise, I quite like it, except guest and bathroom, somehow the remaining areas.

Thanks, as I said, I am also not 100% happy with this area yet.

OK, turning an 11 cm wall into a 17 cm wall is in my opinion not a big problem, but I will leave these problems to my structural engineer. Let him worry about it.

No, you don’t understand. You don’t have any walls there at all. The third gable has not been considered at all.

If it should work that way, I would appreciate a post here later.

But I am of the opinion that it doesn’t work that way at all.

Isn't it located in continuation of the partition wall between the bedroom and the dressing room? Isn't that just a wooden construction?