Floor plan for a city villa with a gable roof 140 sqm

For example, I built 140sqm :p although with a basement, but floor area remains floor area. At a scale of 1:100, I don't believe you can tell from the shell dimensions whether it is 1.20 or 1.40. But don't worry too much, we have many opinions. Take from it what you think has potential for improvement. See if the floor plan meets your preferences. If you want a lot of light from noon to evening, then all living rooms must be on the south and west sides. If you want sun in the evening in the upper floor, then you need window area facing north. Our preference was, for example, that the ground floor is completely open with lots of window area and all 3 children's rooms are located on the upper floor, while at the same time creating as little useless space as possible. Discussions were held with me as well. That’s part of it when you put your floor plan up for discussion. The slope issue has not yet been discussed either. It is quite possible that your floor plan is not suitable for a slope, so don’t get stuck on it. If you plan a central controlled ventilation system and the outlets are supposed to be in the upper floor ceiling, the floor plan is also no good, etc. A floor plan depends not only on whether you like the layout.

I have that feeling now too. You can't compare a house with 140 sqm to one with 160 sqm. We know that in some places it is certainly not optimal (hallway 1.20), but there is hardly any way to cut something off in width anywhere.

That's right. Leave the stairs where you like them.
Change the bedroom, make the children's room smaller, enlarge the office. And if someday you find that the living room is too dark, there is too much dance space between dining and sofa, and there is always a draft, then sell and build a new house.

Take what you think has potential for improvement.

That's right.

The slope issue has not been discussed yet either.

That's right… then we start again from the beginning and ask for the site plan ;)

Yep, I understood it that way too. Site plan will be ready tomorrow evening!

I don't think you can tell from the shell construction measurement whether it's 1.20 or 1.40 at a scale of 1:100.

It just wouldn't let me rest :D The distance between the two walls of the kitchen and the stairs is exactly 2.51m. The running width of the stairs is 1.00m, ergo there remains 1.51m in the hallway. Of course, it's slightly less in the immediate entrance area due to the 90-degree start of the stairs. But that is only for the first meter :)

The distance between the two walls of the kitchen and the staircase is exactly 2.51m.

Including the wardrobe, which still takes up 60cm? ;)
How do you even come up with the idea to cut off the measurements? I thought you were a silent reader :D

Including wardrobe, which still takes up 60cm? ;) How do you even come up with the idea to cut off the measurements? I thought you were a silent reader :D

No no, I took the wall behind the wardrobe as a reference :)