Floor plan of an accessible bungalow

We now have the problem that the original thread with the requirements and the property is missing here or not linked. Basically, I see more potential for an accessible bungalow, but with fewer workrooms, possibly just a work nook or something like that. Again: is the provider fixed? Was it actually a developer, i.e., including the property, or are you flexible? You just asked the question about buying the property, so why is the house design being planned so hastily? Mobile greetings from on the go

We thought more of the workroom as a place where my wife, as a tax clerk, can also work from home (home office) or in the future have her own office on the side. Otherwise, I also find a work nook completely sufficient.

Take a look at the very top of this subforum "Floor Plan Planning" in the pinned thread, read and fill it out. How are improvements supposed to be made if only 2 out of 100 know that you have a disabled child, etc.?

Barrier-free is a general term, now it doesn't matter whether you yourself have a disability or a person in the family. Otherwise, it is more about the room layout and not about the neighborhood, and the floor plan also shows the orientation of the property.

A well-thought-out design does not come about within an hour and not without basic knowledge. If some people here are thinking intensely, the fundamental things have to be laid on the table. No one invests a lot of time if later it turns out that this or that is not wanted or allowed.

You probably did not read my first post or not completely. Everything that is wanted is stated there. And if you want to build a bungalow, there are not many restrictions except what is obvious, e.g. 3m distance or max. permitted sealed surface area etc.

You probably did not read my first post or did not read it completely. Everything that is desired is stated there. And if you want to build a bungalow, there are not many restrictions except what is obvious, e.g. 3m distance or max. allowed sealed surface etc.

Something is not working today!

I have read this thread completely and despite repeated requests, I do not know how wide the house may be. How deep the building area is, how much boundary construction is allowed.

If you want some help with the design, you also have to provide the framework conditions.

I am not asking you again, the time is also used up for today... I have no time for big thoughts in the next few days.

Maybe someone else has time and inclination, your planner at least needs help.

Good night.

I have read this thread completely and despite multiple requests I do not know how wide the house is allowed to be, how deep the building envelope is, how much boundary development is permitted.

As said, everything is above. Maximum house width is shown in the floor plan. If I plan a 131 sqm house there, i.e. it is allowed (I do not plan this myself, the architect does that)

I ask you not to again, the time now is used up for today... I have no time for deep thoughts in the next few days.

And when I see some trying to give such quick-witted answers, I can only shake my head. [emoji6] Good Night you too! [emoji42]

Because of the activity area, it is like this now, because we wanted a study and two children's rooms. Otherwise, the kitchen was in the right place (one side terrace and the other side living room).

I don't see any connection (?)

As I said, everything is stated above. Maximum house width is shown in the floor plan.

She means the dimensions of the building envelope.

It seems to me we are talking past each other – what is your native language?

The architect apparently has a somewhat ambivalent relationship to the plot, I have aligned the old and the current design with the same orientation (both north-aligned) next to each other: