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

If you turn the door, I don't think the 3m will work out. However, having the office door slammed in my face regularly would still be out of the question for me.

If you turn the door, I don't think the 3m will work. However, having the office door slammed in my face regularly would still be out of the question for me.

Yes, so far I didn’t know that the door would be in the way, and the 3m wall was worth it to me. I will discuss it with my husband. I will report on what we decide, but I also think that we will decide against it and take the mentioned option 2. Because a wardrobe that is 50 cm longer than that isn’t that much more anyway. Thank you very much for the hint.

Approx. 15 cm step access to the balcony results from the parapet height, which is given from the raw floor. 25 cm is indicated, minus approx. 15 cm floor construction plus approx. 5 cm threshold from a normal window = 15 cm step.

... no landing staircase is drawn. The drawn staircase is with floor dimensions 176x251 cm just a continuously rising U-staircase.

... the planned dining/living furniture arrangement is a mess. The table is probably planned to be about 180 cm and that in a niche with a raw construction dimension of 326 cm, so approx. 320 cm finished dimension. There remain 70 cm above/below the table in your planned positioning. If someone is sitting there, no one can get through anymore. The sofa right in the middle of the room as you placed it means the head is approx. 250 cm from the TV and it will be difficult to get into the niche between the TV and the sofa at the bottom of the plan. And you create a stupid corner at the top left of the plan. And to top it all off, all clear and straight paths towards the garden exits are nicely blocked by the table and sofa positioning.

The kitchen should also be planned urgently, because next to the outward-opening door, one should also consider sliding the door about 60 cm further towards the bottom of the plan to keep open the option to place kitchen furniture along the top wall of the plan. I don’t know how tall you are, if the approx. 90 cm finished parapet height is enough or if, because of kitchen working height, this needs to be checked again?

I can't find your 15cm step at all, where is it? The roof terrace will become a balcony... I'm putting small garden furniture there.

The plan states a parapet height of 25. What does the parapet height refer to? Raw construction measure or finished floor level? If it is finished floor level, then there is even a 25cm step. This comes from the fact that the floor construction of a roof terrace is higher than the floor structure inside the house. I would completely skip the whole balcony because I don't see any benefit at all. Has the kitchen actually been planned yet? For example, where are the tall cabinets supposed to go in the current plan? Why is the terrace only 2m deep? Try putting a table with a few chairs there and walk around it. I am more inclined to go for 3m depth for good usability.

The kitchen is unnecessarily wide, the wardrobe is missing, better this way [ATTACH alt="bauherrin123.jpg" type="full"]74149[/ATTACH]

and this is the rest top of the plan, 2m from the niche corner, 1 small box is 10cm

and that’s how it looks above, you can just give the couch measurements, then it can be drawn in


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