There is hardly a planning error to be seen here - except for the bathroom and of course the budget, which does not match the size of the house.
NO! Oh God, preserve us! You are talking about taste, which has nothing to do with planning. Whoever wants to build as many sqm as they want should do so. If he needs 60 sqm of space where another only needs 20, THEN THAT'S HOW IT IS. It's a matter of taste! If someone wants 20 sqm children's rooms and later wants to convert them into ironing and hobby rooms, THEN THAT'S HOW IT IS. It's a matter of taste! But if someone plans windows according to DIN, but they are covered with an overlay so that only a quarter of the lumens enter the room and the room finds no balance, then that is a planning error, because the room does not get the lighting it needs. My goodness, let's sort everything out a bit!300 sqm is in my eyes clearly a planning error
Really taste? And with dark rooms (which we won't have with us) you talk about planning mistakes and not taste. You can twist reality however you want :-)NO! God forbid! You are talking about taste, which has nothing to do with planning. Whoever wants to build as many square meters as they want should do so. If they need 60 sqm of space, where someone else only needs 20, THEN THAT IS HOW IT IS. It's taste! If someone wants 20 sqm large children's rooms, and later wants to convert them into ironing and hobby rooms, THEN THAT IS HOW IT IS. It's taste! But if someone plans windows according to DIN, which are covered by an overhang so that only a quarter of the lumens enter the room and the room does not find compensation, then that is a planning mistake, because the room does not get the lighting it needs. My goodness, let's organize things a bit!