Floor plan of a two-family house (side by side) on a south slope

I think so too: another draft will come out, and whether this one is now defined as good here, I do not see for the reasons mentioned.

I do not consider the draft release version in post #28 to be either good or bad. And since it has virtually already been discontinued, I certainly will not bother to crop it in Paint or similar to check and mark its (non)shortenability. That would at least significantly exceed my willingness to engage in the open consultation/social outpatient clinic. Currently, I have two patients on the operating table and three more in the waiting room.

I would not actually describe the floor plan as outdated, we like it very much, however, due to the budget, we would reduce the size. That is why I shared my idea here to do so.

I wouldn’t really call the floor plan discontinued; we like it that way, but due to the budget we would reduce the size. That’s why I shared my idea here to do so.

So you already know that the floor plan won’t return from rehab but will retire immediately because it is definitely too large. You named elements in different plan squares where you want to suction grease, namely over the width of one meter, a bit here and a bit there. That’s what I call discontinued. I can’t reliably identify even the designated grease deposits. Whether it will still meet your satisfaction postoperatively is unclear. Moreover, you say the other part will undergo even more extensive changes. I doubt the course of the so-called generational partition wall will remain unaffected. I wouldn’t waste any work on suggestions for your thread even in quiet times, and certainly not with a full waiting room. That should be understandable.