Floor plan of a semi-detached house 7x16m on 390sqm in a settlement

2021-10-11 15:55:50

Just draw the roof window you have planned for the children's room into one of the house planning programs – you are worried that your living space will be too dark – it will be a very dark children's room. And a child has to live there, play, do homework. If you plan the house shorter, you can plan different walking paths and with good planning you can bring light from the west side further into the house than your narrow layout, which does not gain you any usable space. With a ceiling height of 2.50, you build an underpass. There is no open living space impression, but a cramped darkness with a lot of walking area. I hope you have an architect and not a draftsman who merely provides the stamp for the building permit of the self-planning. How does the neighbor build?

2021-10-11 16:17:54

Just draw the planned roof window in the children's room into one of the house planning programs – you worry that your living space will be too dark – it will be a very dark children's room. And a child has to live there, play, do homework. If you plan the house to be shorter, you can plan different walking routes, and with good planning, you can bring light from the west side further into the house than your narrow space, which doesn’t give you any usable gain in space. At a ceiling height of 2.50 meters, you are building an underpass. There is no sense of open living space, but rather a cramped darkness with a lot of walking area. I hope you have an architect and not a draughtsman who just provides the stamp for the building permit of your own design. How is the neighbor building?

How about if I swap the bedroom with the kids' rooms? Then the children would have the west side. We're only there to sleep anyway. But "someday" the kids will get the current bedroom. On the left, they each have a floor-to-ceiling window plus a large roof window. We haven’t agreed on the size yet, but I was thinking about approximately 140 cm wide roof windows. The bathroom is dark, yes, but the bedrooms are more important.

2021-10-11 16:40:54

The windows are supposed to represent a skylight, unfortunately there are no skylights in the app..

The circled part would not work because of the roof.

That’s why I will probably stick to my first plan and accept the tubular shape,

Yes, do that :)

2021-10-11 17:18:22

Right! What do you think about the plan from above? Swap the bedroom with the [KZ]? And maybe an idea of what size of skylight would be suitable?

2021-10-11 17:54:18

what do you say about the plan above?

I have actually already answered that here :cool: :

It also has a lot of things like a showroom: below Pinterest for the guests, and above it is a shoe box for choking.

I am also not a fan of these worm appendage corridors, count me out :p
Ultimately, it is your architect's matter. For me, as someone once nicely said here, it is a crossword puzzle.
Such a worm corridor is the wrong word for me - that will never lead to the right result.

2021-10-11 18:34:40

Can someone explain to me how the attic conversion is supposed to look? I don’t understand how you can plan roof windows on the upper floor and then at some point want to convert the attic with the floor area shown in the first post. That exceeds my imagination with a knee wall of 50cm on the upper floor. Have I misunderstood something?

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Floor plan of a semi-detached house 7x16m on 390sqm in a settlement

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