Floor plan for a semi-detached house on a hillside - optimization ideas?

2018-09-28 17:05:16

Friends of ours have the entrance upstairs and the living area downstairs. I would find it terrible on the plan. In fact, it is really okay. Beautiful bright entrance area with cloakroom and guest WC, then stairs down and you are in the open-plan living area.

2018-09-28 17:06:51

Friends of ours have the entrance upstairs and the living area downstairs. I would find it terrible on the plan. In fact, it is really okay. Nice bright entrance area with a wardrobe and guest WC, then down the stairs and you are in the open-plan living area.

2018-09-28 17:29:26

*confused*

Not you! Your drafts are all OK.

It was an insider for all CATIA frustrated at the A-Company.

2018-09-28 21:56:43

Hello,

now a variant with a family room in the basement and the rooms on the ground floor.

New is the entrance on the house side. How this can be realized with the terrain would need to be checked more precisely. Retaining walls up to 2m are actually allowed in the clearance area.
Another variant would be to move the bedroom to the upper floor. But always using one staircase to get to the toilet is somehow not nice, and I didn’t want to provide a 3rd toilet given the house size.

For the concept with 2 "staggered" maisonette units, it requires a bit more brainpower. I have postponed that.

2018-09-28 22:43:05

Ever thought about an external staircase from the balcony?

Friends have it like this (single-family house): Upstairs entrance + living room + balcony. Downstairs children's rooms, which lead directly into the garden. You can also get to the garden via the stairs from the balcony.

2018-09-28 23:07:29

Hello,

now a variant with a multipurpose room in the basement and the rooms on the ground floor.

New is the entrance on the house side. How this can be realized with the terrain would then have to be examined more closely. Retaining walls up to 2m are actually permitted within the setback area.
Another variant would be to move the bedroom to the upper floor. But always having to climb one staircase to get to the WC is somehow not nice, and I actually didn’t want to plan a third WC for a house of this size.

The concept with 2 “staggered” maisonette units requires a bit more brainpower. I have postponed that for now.

Not possible at all. Hardly any proper space in the bedrooms, access to the bathroom impossible.
And storage space or utility room is way too big in proportion – not needed. Can be, here rather a waste of space.

And access to the basement is indeed here “access to cellar rooms.”

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