Floor plan of a single-family house with a gable roof, 1.5 stories - improvements?

I just don't get the sense of perspective, for example, when you do it with a program.

Sure, even much better - I can even walk through the room in 3D. It hardly gets any better than that.

We now even sell the furniture in the store via instant planning in 3D view. The customer sees their individual furniture, which they order, on the screen. If every petty salesperson already uses these tools to sell, then it will become standard among architects anyway.

It's like with music. Before computers etc. existed, only artists who played an instrument could make it. Today DJs earn millions, more or less without instruments.

And I am indeed of the opinion that an architect must be able to whip up a drawing off the cuff.

I claim that in a good architectural office, the boss is responsible for the ideas and communicates with his draftsman himself through scribbled notes.

I claim that in a good architecture firm the boss is responsible for the ideas and communicates with his draftsman himself over scribbled notes.

I recently visited my architect. He’s really not bad. Of course, I drilled him whether he was currently planning something particularly nice. There was nothing hand-drawn. Everything on the computer. Dual monitors and another one next to them. Funnily enough, the calculations were done by hand...

Sure, even much better – I can even walk around the room in 3D. It hardly gets any better than that.

We now even sell the furniture in the store via instant planning in 3D view. The customer sees their individual piece of furniture they ordered on the screen. If every mediocre salesperson already uses these tools to sell, then it will definitely become standard for architects.

It's like with music. Before computers etc. existed, only artists who played an instrument could make it. Today, DJs earn millions, more or less without instruments.

You SEE it better, even the perspective idiot. Getting a feel for it yourself, for example when I see a 2D plan and can imagine for myself how it then looks, that's a different matter and unfortunately programs don't help at all with that.

You SEE it better, even the perspective idiot. Getting a feel for it yourself, for example when I see a 2D plan and can imagine for myself how it will look, that's another thing and unfortunately programs don't help at all there.

So for those whom the 3D model doesn't help, then even a hand drawing won't help.

I recently visited my architect. He’s really not bad. Of course I drilled him about whether he was currently planning something especially nice. There was nothing hand-drawn. Everything on the computer. Dual monitors and another one next to them. Interestingly, the calculations were done by hand...

We’re totally off topic, but whatever

Sure, if he has a well-functioning program, then hopefully he uses it. But before he planned like that, he—and I’d bet my head on it—learned properly at the drawing board. And that helps him now.

Fant: that’s how our architect was, I tell you, rather old fashioned. And the draftswoman made mistake after mistake... all those corrections I made...
I would have been happy if he had a fancy program and I got some pretty 3D pictures. But it works without too.
Only if I hadn’t known our plan so well myself, then many errors simply wouldn’t have stood out to me, because it did look very sleek (but that doesn’t help if the door to the dressing room, for example, isn’t at least 70cm away from the wall, because then I can’t fit a wardrobe there).