Floor plan draft for a 220m² single-family house

Today the draft will come with the final adjustments; then I have to approve it and it goes back to the calculation. I might bring up such a topic again there if we have problems with the costs. After 3-4 weeks of tinkering with the floor plans, I won’t start over anymore.

The open space above the ground floor definitely needs a slope as a flat roof. Not just a drawn one, but a PLANNED one. Thus, substance for height from which the slope results. At 2 %, at least 2 cm per 1 m!

Attached is the north-leading orientation of the property.

The newly to be constructed house will also stand there. I would like to find out what kind of sunlight exposure to expect if we were to realize the originally drawn window to the right of the couch. It is a southeast orientation. Does the sun stand high enough at this spot so that no direct rays enter through the window and thus hit the couch, or is this the case? Usually, we do not notice something like this during the day; it only becomes unpleasant in the evening (in the current domicile)...

We do not want to expose our aniline leather couch to direct sunlight. And if we then have to permanently close the window with shutters, then the window might as well be omitted. In principle, it would probably do us quite well at that spot.

Well thought out and probably well developed. I would change two things:

Kitchen passage width of 1 meter or less is too narrow. I would omit the tall cabinets towards the center of the house and widen the island to at least 1 meter or plan the kitchen differently overall. As it is, I find that the kitchen does not do justice to the spacious house.

The shower bathroom on the ground floor is, in my opinion, unnecessary. Especially if there are two showers upstairs. Or are there animals to wash?

I would rather say that it is an east orientation. In my opinion, the rising sun is there during the intermediate and winter months, in summer it rather rises in the northeast. I would consider the window important for brightness/sun position – apart from the product of the sofa.

Hello Merlin, the latest plan already includes a 1m wide kitchen island. However, the 1m passage to the dining area remains. The shower bathroom on the ground floor is for the guest room in the basement. For cost reasons, no additional bathroom with a lifting system etc. will be planned in the basement. The guest room is only used very rarely. , something like that could be solved using a timer and shutters if necessary. We would then have the additional light for 3/4 of the day.