Floor plan of corner terraced house in planning - suggestions for changes?

No, you can't read it. Don’t you have it as a PDF? Can you read the numbers yourself? Then maybe just crop and upload the pointed roof section as an image.

But, judging by the measurement chains on the left, it’s not like suddenly 20 cm more have appeared ;)

No, you can't read it. Don't you have it as a PDF? Can you read the numbers yourself? Then maybe just cut out the gable section as an image and upload it. But, judging by the measurement chains on the left, it can't suddenly be 20 cm more there ;)

But it is PDF.... but it doesn't work.... the outside can be the same,... but inside the beams down...... or is the architect fooling me?

But she did not correct the measurement chains on the left. Now there are 252 cm under the ceiling (previously 287-15=272 cm) but on the left it still says 287 cm and above that 134 (=114+20) ... compare the two drawings again, I have posted them together in . And the 83 cm under the roof are also rather sloppily measured and the roof currently still corresponds more to a schematic drawing.

The drawing should be corrected overall on the left in the measurement chains and in your place I would calculate no more than 80 cm at that point under the roof.

On the ground floor and upper floor (finished) ceiling height significantly under 2.50 meters? Seriously? I would want at least 10 cm more. Would that be possible?

I'll call them tomorrow and have it explained to me.... so annoying. I have another thing. The windowsill should be at the height of the work surface. To adjust the sill height, I am supposed to specify the underside of the work surface. I haven't chosen the new kitchen yet. The architect says the floor is calculated with a standard of 1.5 cm. My current kitchen is 96 cm. The countertop is just under 4 cm thick. I thought I would specify 92. If I take a thinner countertop, it would be 94. Anything between 94 and 96 is okay. I'm still uncertain, the window must absolutely not be too low, what I should specify, I have the leeway.... I don't understand it at all. Here is the architect’s explanation: when calculating the sill height of the window with the work surface as the kitchen windowsill, we always plan 2-2.5 cm clearance. This means that at a height of 92 cm to the underside of the work surface, the window sill would be planned at 1.08 m (90 cm + 18 cm floor build-up). The floor build-up height is also considered when calculating the sill height, because the sill height is specified from the top edge of the floor slab. For this calculation, we use our standard floor build-up. In our standard, 1.5 cm is planned for the finished floor.

Finished room height in the ground floor and upper floor clearly under 2.50 meters? Seriously? I would want at least 10 cm more. Is that possible?

They are three terraced houses, I don’t think I can change that, but I compared the plan with the planning of an acquaintance, in terms of spatial feeling it is great, not too low, but when I measure at my place, the apartment has 250 and it should be that much. I’m a bit surprised anyway because the acquaintance has the same house but the ceilings seemed much higher to him and he also has an attic with 120 cm.... I even uploaded his work plan and had it compared with mine here... it’s the same plan... but everything is higher in his somehow...