Floor plan gallery apartment approx. 125m²

  • Erstellt am 2021-12-13 16:59:29

Hausbautraum20

2021-12-13 20:59:10
  • #1


Living room, dining room + kitchen is large. And our bedroom is 17 sqm and that is more than enough for us.
 

ypg

2021-12-13 21:29:51
  • #2
That all fits as it is. Why WC, if you have access to the bathroom? Or do you need it to go to the toilet yourself when the guest leaves? to the attic (and also the main level): Have you never thought about drawing everything yourself and setting it up? With your furniture? It seems to me that we have no insight into the attic because there isn't one yet?! If you draw the lines yourself, you can make better use of the rooms.
 

11ant

2021-12-13 22:39:02
  • #3

A sales pitch of the kind "You can still change everything" exists on a completely different planet than the fact that in multi-story residential buildings you have to take into account the load-bearing walls of the neighbors (and the location of common pipe ducts and the like). Better clarify this reliably before you fall in love with proposals here that, in the context of the multi-family housing system, ultimately cannot be implemented.
 

Alessandro

2021-12-14 08:16:29
  • #4
it’s probably more about the guests not necessarily being confronted with the owners’ toothbrush, denture adhesive, and underwear. The bathroom just has to look tidy whenever guests come. On the other hand, you mostly only have relatives and friends visiting. I wouldn’t care...
 

hampshire

2021-12-14 09:49:50
  • #5
I can very well imagine the living space with plenty of room to grow. Enlarge the bathroom, add a guest toilet* and forego the office closet downstairs. Set up a nice guest area and your office upstairs. Consider planning for air conditioning if you are sensitive to heat. Under the roof in a densely built environment it is especially warm. A large window from the upstairs office into the living space could be nice. Light, contact, cross ventilation...

*Gäste-WC - I like this certainly not necessary luxury. I find it especially pleasant as a guest not to have to intrude into the privacy of my host’s bathroom. As a host, I don’t like having “strange smells” in my bathroom. Whether someone could see that would be quite irrelevant to me but the first two arguments speak strongly in favor of a guest toilet for me.
 

casi1994

2021-12-14 12:43:11
  • #6
thanks for your many good ideas. :) we will consider all of them. how do you mean with the window in the office upstairs. On which wall would you add it? There is already one planned in the roof.
 

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