Floor plan optimization 1st floor (if possible)

Then the bathroom has no window... better a narrow room then.

You just have to make some compromise with a terraced house. For some, a window in the bathroom is a must; for others, it doesn't matter.

I would therefore only design roof terraces with a sunshade.

Yes, we can well imagine that. The sun shines a lot here as well, so we have already planned an electric awning. We will usually spend our time there in the evening, when the sun is no longer blazing down. Hopefully, that will be bearable.

You have to make some compromise with a terraced house in the middle. For some, a window in the bathroom is a must; for others, it doesn't matter.

Thanks for your suggestion. Unfortunately, we belong more to the category "window in the bathroom is a must" :)

We have now looked over all the proposals again and as a real alternative, this is possible: Then you have a very nice spacious room instead of a tiny and a narrow room, and in return a chamber or possibly a walk-in closet. For our current needs, it is not really suitable yet, since we initially prefer to have three rooms on the 1st floor (a 3rd child should not be excluded per se at the moment and we also want to keep the guest room free because we really often have overnight guests and one reason for the big house is that grandma and grandpa don’t have to rent an expensive holiday apartment all the time). But if the narrow room annoys us too much, perhaps we have a guest room in the basement, or we urgently want a chamber on the 1st floor, this would be a great alternative. If I see it correctly, the conversion effort compared to the current plan wouldn’t be too big either, right? The doors could stay and we would only have to tear down the wall between the two children’s rooms (it is not load-bearing) and build a short wall to the chamber, right? That wouldn’t be rocket science and easy to do. Or do we already have to keep something in mind with the current planning so that it can be implemented well?

That wouldn't be rocket science and easy to do. Or do we already have to consider something in the current planning so that it can be implemented well?

I would at least tell the BT, maybe plan the electrical system more sensibly? But I think that’s peanuts. Do you still have a basement? Well, then just make one room a bit more livable, heat it with infrared/electricity if the basement becomes purely a utility basement.

I would at least tell the BT, maybe plan the electrics more sensibly? But I think that's peanuts. You still have a basement? Well, then just make one room a bit more livable, heat with infrared/electricity if the basement becomes a pure utility basement.

Yes, we will have to adjust the electrics accordingly with ceiling outlets etc., but otherwise it should be fine. Thank you very much :)

By the way. There are definitely way too few sockets planned in the basic design, you can never have enough of them...

There is nothing to improve or worsen. At 5m width, this is the standard terraced mid-house design. We once looked at such a terraced mid-house settlement here in ERH. The floor plan was exactly like that.

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Well, well, I’m writing from there :p

By the way, your illustrated Smile model has a width of 6.20 or 5.82 inside...