Floor plan optimization city villa + fill consideration

What is this "hoch 5" with some numbers?

Those are half centimeters. They originally come from the fact that a meter divided into eight equal pieces is not 12 or 13, but exactly 12.5 centimeters. The construction nominal sizes are measured in octameter steps; for openings you add 1 cm gap, and for walls you subtract 1 cm: 3 x 12.5 cm minus 1 cm is 36.5 cm—that's your wall thickness; 9 x 12.5 cm plus 1 cm is 113.5 cm—that's your front door. No magic.

Does that mean if I don’t know much and choose a "wrong" parapet height, I might possibly pay more because it’s more complicated?

No. The compensating stones (if you don’t want the parapet height to jump in quarter-meter increments) can also be cut from large stones; also in your desired measurement. If you love prime numbers, then make the parapet height 89 or 97 cm. Take the number you dream of or that’s in your horoscope or coffee grounds. The mason sets the saw once and doesn’t even comment on it.

There’s no standard for windows anyway. How do other people handle that? Do they get better advice?

Other people at least accept the advice faster—not to blow every detail up into a state affair, but to sometimes tick off approximately fitting things.

How long is it usually normal to fiddle with a floor plan?

From version 7.f onwards, it’s pathological in my opinion. In forum posts it’s said, 50 to 180. If you’re beyond 600, you should definitely be dealing with the color of the sofa cushions by now.

Unfortunately, I have many deficits and didn't know exactly what I wanted for a long time. Thank you for your patience.

Regarding the floor plan, I have now made all the decisions. The window issue is really difficult for me since there is no standard and my general contractor works and plans a lot with 2.13 and 1.26m heights. For us, 2.13m is too low because you can see a lot of wall between the window and the ceiling. That's not a problem. Then we raise it to 2.20m. But as someone who really has no idea about windows and sill heights, you wonder how to handle the half-height ones.

Is the specified sill height in the floor plan always measured from the finished floor? What is a good sill height, from when is it too low? I have 87.5 in the floor plan. Should I better leave that and just make the half-height windows 1.33m high instead of 1.26m? Or should I take the suggested 92.5 and make the windows 1.275m high? Or keep the 1.26m height so the architect doesn’t roll his eyes even more at more changes and have him make the sill height 94. What looks best or is advisable?

Is a wardrobe made from Ikea systems much cheaper than from a carpenter? Can you also hang a clothes rail in Metod? After all, it is a kitchen system. I personally only know Pax. There you can, for example, pull out shoe racks. It’s practical. But many wardrobes are apparently built with Metod How does Metod work step by step? I want to plan something with 2.2m width. But 2.3m seems to be better.

The wardrobe was about a factor of 3 cheaper with us than at the carpenter. Always keep in mind that the material and manufacturing quality will be higher at the carpenter.

Odd decimal steps are not easily possible with Metod. You can achieve 220cm with 80-80-60. Always keep in mind that not all cabinet size combinations are available. 40cm high base cabinets as seating options are not available in 80cm width. Tall cabinets are not available with a footprint of 80x60cm – 80x37 or 60x60 are possible.

But as someone who really has no idea about windows and parapet height, you then wonder how to do it with the half-height ones..

Definitely with the same lintel height for the "half-height" ones and the floor-to-ceiling ones. Darling, Gisela can't pour the Doornkaat fast enough to drive me as crazy as you do.

Hm if you don't include seating

Definitely with the same drop height for the "half-highs" and the floor-to-ceiling ones. Sweetheart, Gisela can't pour the Doornkaat fast enough to drive me as crazy as you do

At least you won't get bored
So now I've planned enough for the moment.