Floor plan MGH 200QM - Evaluation ideas

I really like the basic concept and the house from the outside. But I can't deal with the apparent mess inside. I somehow find it untidy. And at first glance, I notice that it’s like a half-world trip from the car to the fridge. Think about a second access to the kitchen. You don’t want to carry your weekly groceries and the trash through the whole house..

Have you increased your budget again? Or is there a reliable calculation that says it fits with 600 K all-in?

Garage eher nicht für das Auto gedacht

Good that you

garage gestrichen

otherwise there would be trouble because of the garage regulations

I don't warm up to it either.

- Hallway on the ground floor is long, narrow, and dark.
- Entrance to the kitchen is very long
- Kitchen is a dark hole (does it really have no window?)
- Dining room looks cramped. On one side, the balcony folding door doesn't open, on the other side bar stools and dining chairs seem close together.
- Living room, on the other hand, is an oversized corridor
- Kitchen is not next to the terrace
- I wouldn't put the toilet on the wall to the dining room (noise)
- Upper floor room 7.35 x 2.85 is a disaster in terms of proportions

Too many crutches for me.

And at first glance, I notice that it’s half a world trip from the car to the fridge. Consider a second access to the kitchen. You don’t want to carry your weekly groceries and the trash through the whole house...

Yes, the long hallway is certainly not a plus. But it allows for a "dirt zone" by the wardrobe; the stairs up and the toilet underneath can be reached with clean feet. The way from the lower bedroom to the toilet is short. I don’t see an extra door right now.

Have you increased your budget again? Or is there a solid calculation that says it fits with 600K all-in?

So the square meter number is about the same at around 170 m2 as the last design, a solid calculation will only come once the floor plan is fixed, I have to start with something or what should I calculate if I have no floor plan. There are still plenty of cuttable items in the equipment.

- Ground floor hallway long, narrow and dark.
- Entrance to the kitchen very long

Yes, agreed, not a plus, but there is still a window by the stairs, so it shouldn’t be too dark, and 1.30 m is not that narrow either.

- Kitchen is a dark hole (does it really have no window?)

You’re right, I noticed that myself before, I have now planned a skylight.

- Dining room looks cramped. On one side the balcony folding door doesn’t open, on the other bar stools and dining chairs seem tight next to each other.
- Living room on the other hand an oversized corridor
- Kitchen not on the terrace

That may be, the balcony door can open outward. In the middle part, you can nicely put a sideboard, or the rowing machine, and it gives a bit of space/room in the whole, we like it :)
Kitchen not on the terrace is worse than before but also not far away, though cooler because less sun.

- I wouldn’t put the toilet on the wall next to the dining room (noise)
- Upper floor room 7.35 x 2.85 is a disaster in terms of ratio

If it’s not a 12 mm drywall it should keep noise within limits, the upper room is “weird” in shape but I don’t see any reason why it shouldn’t work as an office/guest room, rooms don’t always have to be boring squares.

Thanks for your input, I will think some things over again.

After using the toilet, I like to wash my hands. Don’t you?

After going to the toilet, I like to wash my hands. Don’t you?

Hmm, do you know the difference between a rough floor plan where not every detail is included yet and a finished detailed plan? Or what is this remark supposed to mean?