Floor plan evaluation

  • Erstellt am 2015-05-28 20:18:37

ypg

2015-05-28 23:41:43
  • #1


The bathroom fixtures are cramped into one half of the room, and the tub is carelessly pushed into the corner. It makes the room even longer and narrower. Furnishing is something different...
 

wrobel

2015-05-29 00:27:16
  • #2
Morning again

All the sanitary facilities have been moved to one corner.
The rest of the hall, you still have almost 2 meters of wall above the narrow window, is used only as a passageway except for the bathtub.

Olli
 

wrobel

2015-05-29 00:47:03
  • #3
and again, Moin

The bathroom could already be set up really well, I don’t see that as a temporary problem. In my opinion, it fundamentally suffers from the proportions.
Currently, it is a block with the roof of an agricultural building.
( passt hat gut eine Photovoltaikanlage drauf )

Just as a suggestion:

Dimensions about 7 x 12 or 13 m
possibly no projections at front and back
the roof sloping towards the south
ground floor living, dining, working towards the south
upper floor children’s and bedrooms towards the south, bathroom and storage - utility room in the north
high windows to the south, so the gain in space can also be utilized
to keep it single-storey, bathroom and storage room can also be somewhat lower.

Olli
 

kernm23

2015-05-29 07:46:12
  • #4
Thank you for the information.
There are 2 full floors planned, no open roof truss with slopes.

The study should be on the street side, with an additional entrance door (therefore the projection) for customers.

The roof orientation has indeed been chosen because of the photovoltaic system.

We would like a central staircase that separates the living area on the ground floor from the study and guest toilet (hallway in between). Therefore, we had to increase the depth to 8.5 m.
That probably won't work with a depth of 7 m, right?

The somewhat more rectangular shape might be nicer, but can our specifications be implemented within it (layout of the rooms on the ground floor and upper floor as before, straight staircase in the middle, photovoltaic system, 10-15 degree roof pitch, approx. 140-145 sqm living area)?
 

ypg

2015-05-29 07:53:46
  • #5
And what were you thinking about the kitchen?

Asks Yvonne
 

kernm23

2015-05-29 08:22:02
  • #6
In the wall in front of the stairs in the dining area there is a recess (width 2.2 m, height left: 0.5 m, height right: 2.15 m). a refrigerator, freezer, and additional pull-out will be installed in it. with kitchen fronts. otherwise no tall cabinets. kitchen studio is currently creating the plan (should work).
 

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