Floor plan of a single-family house, feedback

What is long about that? You mean from the south wing to the east wing? I'll put it this way: it's a compact house, there are hardly any long distances. WC being hidden isn't even that wrong. However, one might also think about swapping the guest/WC area with the technical room... that would be an option!

The idea isn't so bad, but only really makes sense if you also touch the upper floor and move the bathrooms along. Otherwise, (hot) water generation is at the bottom left, and all consumers are on the right/right top.

The prefabricated house builder from Frankenberg is the victim who has to struggle with us.

I have nothing against Fingerhaus. But I would— even if I liked a certain provider— always complete "Module A" with an independent architect and then leave it to the decision during the resting phase of the dough whether it continues wooden or stone-based (or if both factions remain in the race).

Maybe you could post the currently updated floor plans EG+OG with the new features.

What is long about that? You mean from the south wing to the east wing? I’d say this is a compact house, there are hardly any long distances. The WC being hidden isn’t actually that wrong.
However, one could also consider swapping the guest/WC area with the technical room… that would be an option!

I would also try to implement the latter because, from my point of view, a toilet and a sink are well placed near an entrance. Often when coming home, you need to quickly use the toilet or wash your hands after gardening.

Maybe you could upload the currently adjusted floor plans EG+OG with the new features.

As soon as I have them, yes, sure, I will. But it might still take a few days. At the moment I only have my paintings, but you have already seen those.

I have nothing against Fingerhaus. But I would - even if I liked some provider - always complete "Module A" with a freelance architect and then leave it to the proofing stage to decide whether it continues wooden or stony (or both factions stay in the running).

For the next house, definitely. Ok, well, I’m currently not planning a next one, but if I do, then definitely. But now the child is already in the well, there’s nothing to change anymore.

Although this is also a development area that mostly belongs to Fingerhaus. So you either build there with them or not at all. (In the other half someone else is building, but we absolutely don’t like the basic conditions there, so no option). And since we want to stay in this area—and there is hardly any usable land here—it’s just this company.

The idea is not so bad, but only really makes sense if you also tackle the upper floor and move the bathrooms along. Otherwise, (hot) water generation is at the bottom left, and all consumers are on the right/top right.

No, it is (actually) more sensible to lead the toilets down via a single pipe/downpipe! Hot water hardly plays a role in a house of this size.