Floor plan of a detached house on a corner plot: sketches by the architect, two variants

The house looks stylistically as if an existing building from 1980 was visually adapted in 2020, and styled slightly spaced out like with . I like the shed for bicycles and garbage bins, as well as the fact that the architect sketched it by hand here. "More info on the local context" is something I can only agree with. The missing fourth elevation and the basement boundary issue presumably result from an extension on a property boundary on the left side of the plan, where the hatching probably represents the neighboring house – what kind of house is this: the "other semi-detached half" or a terraced house, and: does it have no basement?

The proposed architecture largely adheres to the development plan

That is of interest here, which is why it is being asked about. I find the house attractive from the outside, but I don’t want to scrutinize a window in detail now. Some things can definitely be changed, but you say it yourself With 160 sqm, as kindly calculated by , it is not presumptuously large and makes it appealing. And affordable. However, the house would benefit from 10 sqm above the upper edge. The large basement confuses me a bit there. But what I fundamentally criticize is the too dark dining area: because of the roof, you always have to turn on artificial light there.

I don't understand the orange marked stub

In my opinion, it has static reasons.

What I fundamentally criticize, however, is the dining area being too dark: because of the roofing, you always have to turn on artificial light there.

Well, in the kitchen area the roof is very high. The lighting to the south should be sufficient up to 7 m. The window front is also quite large.

I would choose the panoramic window in the living room and the large window in the kitchen

Some answers are usually quite nice as well.

Well, in the kitchen area the roof is very high up. Lighting from the south should be sufficient up to 7 m. The window front is also quite large.

Kitchen is kitchen. At the dining area, some light will fall in the afternoon through the kitchen window. But believe me: a bright seating area, e.g. for schoolwork, should have no roof here. I’m not saying you’ll be standing in the dark.