Floor plan of our dream house

Good with the budget. At least then it’s not a pipe dream. Sorry, there were already discussions where about 400k came up as the budget. Go to an architect who eliminates the symbiosis of confining and wasting space. With 300 sqm, you don’t need a dark stairwell, a closet without light, or an entrance that is planned more generously than in a house half the size.

I am also missing a site plan of the property with the house properly marked. The floor plan drawings do not include a north arrow either. From the introductory text, one can assume that down on the plan is east, but then I would find the lighting conditions in the rooms on the ground floor unfavorable.

I can only agree with the recommendation to go to an architect with a room program (e.g., also the reason for the different sized rooms on the upper floor). The pantry just caught my attention .. it looks like "oh, there is still space here, so let's put it there".

Yep, many things are solved much more spaciously in my significantly smaller house. The stairs and the pantry, for example, are okay in a small terraced house because it can't be done differently there, but here they are simply too small. The pantry is also placed extremely inconveniently. In such a house, it would become purely a broom closet – and the space is somehow a shame for that. For me, it is clearly designed "from above." I thought there are now room planning programs in which you can virtually walk inside the house, look around, and simulate the light incidence. I imagine the ground floor labyrinth to be extremely dark. Two differently sized children's rooms and one is big & nice facing the garden and one is small & on the north side? That sounds like decades of "YOU ALREADY GOT THE BETTER ROOM BACK THEN!!!" nagging. Assuming the entrance is on the north side.

What room heights have you planned? By the way, many cube houses have little in common with Bauhaus. I don’t want that either.

I am also missing a site plan of the property with the house appropriately marked. There is no north arrow in the floor plan drawings either. From the introductory text, one can assume that the bottom of the plan is east, but then I would find the lighting conditions in the ground floor rooms unfavorable as well. I can only agree with the recommendation to consult an architect with a room program (e.g., also the reason for the differently sized rooms on the upper floor). The pantry just caught my attention... it looks like "oh, here is still space, let's put it there."

I tried to sketch the site plan. I failed at it. It is a square plot, about 35x35m. The garage is in the north, the street side (correct, bottom of the plan) is east, the kitchen faces south, and the terrace/garden faces west. There are neighboring houses on the left and right, about 6m away north from the garage and about 10m away south from the kitchen. There are fields in the other two directions (other street side and garden side), but that will change at some point. I hope that helps!

What ceiling heights have you planned? By the way, many cube houses don’t have much in common with Bauhaus. I don’t want that either.

the ground floor currently about 2.70, the upper floor about 2.60