Floor plan draft for a 220m² single-family house

So should we now also finally determine where something still changes at the marked windows?

It should be considered whether the window of the laundry room should rather be moved upwards for the sake of the rear appearance, to work together with the windows of the bathroom, dressing room, and bedroom.

So should we now also finally determine where something still changes on the marked windows?

Sure: yes. I would also make a list of which formats occur how often and how many different formats there are on the same facade. The former to see where one has accidentally planned something similar instead of the same; and the latter because of the "peace in the box". One should not forget to also consider two adjacent sides together.

Sure: yes. I would also make a list of which formats occur how often and how many different formats you have on the same facade. The former to see where you might have accidentally planned something similar instead of the same; and the latter because of the "calmness in the box." One should not forget to also consider two adjacent sides together.

But that would already be a topic where the architect advises you personally or not. We have never talked about windows before. Only that we basically do not want floor-to-ceiling windows except for the terrace door and balcony doors. And afterwards, where we noticed something... there has been no "strategic processing" of the windows so far.

The facades should be reviewed once again

Best regards in brief

I like the plans. I would have preferred the kitchen to face the garden, but that is up to you. I would make the door from the garage to the pantry wider. If you want to carry shopping boxes through there, it could get tight.

I like the plans. I would have preferred the kitchen facing the garden, but that is up to you. I would make the door from the garage to the pantry wider. It could get tight if you want to carry shopping boxes through there.

We also liked both variants and thought about it for days. The study is less for business for us and more a room with a living character, and the view of the garden simply fits better there. I am curious how the architect will solve the small drawback of the narrow passage from the kitchen to the dining area.

Thanks also for the tip about the garage door. I have just reported that as part of the revision notes I already sent during the night. Very good!