Floor plan of a single-family house with a gable roof approx. 200 sqm - successful?

  • Erstellt am 2021-05-28 07:16:25

hanghaus2000

2021-05-28 07:48:06
  • #1

OK thanks. The planner’s language is the plan. ;) I rarely read the texts.

Somehow measurements on the plan are always helpful.
 

Myrna_Loy

2021-05-28 09:20:34
  • #2
The positive first - nice that you give your child so much space. But I don’t find the room layout so optimal - what immediately stands out to me, for example - is that little wardrobe enough for you? And do you want to sleep wall to wall with the child? You don’t have to plan separate living areas for the children right away, but a little space for privacy in the sleeping area would be important to me. I also don’t like going through dark, narrow cloakrooms to get to the guest WC - everyday shoes or children's junk tend to be there. The office on the ground floor with the kitchenette and the bed again looks like “we are taking the housing subsidy for a granny flat,” so you can’t say anything about the actual practical value. I would rather put the utility room downstairs and relax the whole area upstairs a bit. Especially if you don’t have a basement, do you want to carry everything upstairs without a pantry etc? Or will everything then be in the “office”?
 

Stefan001

2021-05-28 10:11:43
  • #3
How about the roof? A toilet on the upper floor under the slope probably won't fit if you don't have >1.8m knee wall height. Are the furniture to scale? The double sink looks too small to me. Sleeping parallel to the roof slope also strongly depends on the knee wall height and the room only has roof windows.

edit: The list can be extended to include everything on the upper floor. Draw in the sloping ceilings and windows and then see if the rooms will even work. For the heating, for example, simply allow 2x1.5m at full ceiling height.
 

Scout

2021-05-28 10:12:15
  • #4
How high is the knee wall in the attic or where is the 2m line?

The wastewater routing will definitely be quite adventurous anyway, with downpipes and casings everywhere...
 

ypg

2021-05-28 10:53:06
  • #5
Please submit explanations via the questionnaire so that everything does not have to be constantly asked and explained now.
 

11ant

2021-05-28 17:31:13
  • #6

The same windows as in the town hall of Schilda have already been noticed, and that without a questionnaire not much can be said about it. Which god gave the dimensions, or is it a building envelope, or a prophecy from a fortune cookie?

At least the uncertainty can be taken away with one word, it has four letters and the first and last letter are the same ;-)
 

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