Floor plan evaluation

Well, what can you say?

Too bad that you didn’t read first

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[*]Kitchen ... how do you want to furnish that?
[*]It could all become quite dark .. especially in the main living area. Afternoon and evening sun hardly reaches there. And probably a roof over the floor-to-ceiling windows as well.
[*]The many wide and not so high windows .. they are not to my taste.
[*]Bedroom .. is that enough closet space for you? Head of the bed under the window .. ok, high sill height, but it is also the only window.

What kind of kitchen is this? It doesn’t work. It is too small. 3 meters of workspace + stove. On the left and right of the stove there must be at least 30 cm of counter space each, where is the fridge supposed to go? Don’t you cook? The two of us already have about 5 meters of workspace + 1.80 meters of tall cabinets, and we use everything. Very much hallway space, unfortunately I still can’t see the numbers... Regards

Morning

We are also planning a shed roof and what I find special about this roof shape is that the house opens to the south or west side with tall and large windows. Unfortunately, I don’t see that in your design at all. I would orient the roof differently.

I generally like the floor plan, but the building has proportions that do not fit the shed roof. The building looks like a block. I would reduce the basic shape on the narrow side and extend it in width.

The kitchen has already been mentioned.
Regarding the bathroom: There are only a few bathrooms where a T-solution fits. This is not one of them.

Olli

The kitchen doesn't work like this, IMHO, not enough space.

Is it correct that the dining area is about 3.25 m wide? That could be tight, just sit opposite at a real dining table in a furniture store, then measure the space needed with chairs in sitting position. Can you walk past it?

The staircase just feels narrow. Definitely carry the furniture up first and only then paint the walls ;-).

Apart from that, I liked it at first glance ... But apparently the devil is in the details.

The first drawing of the views looks like a face from Minecraft, with a raised forehead and little hair... in other words: narrow windows with huge wall surfaces are not acceptable... or ugly as sin.

Hello Wrobel, what speaks against the T-solution in the bathroom?