Floor plan optimization city villa + fill consideration

Better leave the window size planning to the professional, otherwise your house will look like it was drawn by a 3-year-old

Yes

Not for our house and our bedroom. In the living areas, we only have 1 and 2 meter widths.
Tip:
A house should restrict itself to a few window shapes and sizes. That is a style – too much mixing does not look good.
This applies to sills, widths, and sashes. 2 meter double sashes are visually almost like two 1-meter windows. Does not fit with 150s, where the counterpart would be 75 as 1 sash. A good architect/expert plans it that way as well.

Would you maybe like to take a photo of how something like that looks?
I find 1m and 2m windows nicer than 178 and 88 cm. I think 176 looks great together. But as a single window, 88cm is quite narrow, right?
Do you think you can visually mix 176 two-sash and 1m single-sash? you have it like that or do you also have 88cm windows?
I would mostly stick to one line with 1m and 2m windows, but in children’s rooms and office something different would work. With the room size, only 2-sash 1.51 fits there.

better leave the window size to the expert to plan, otherwise your house looks like it was drawn by a 3-year-old

I don’t have anyone for that. Not everyone has the same taste. Can’t you plan that yourself?

and who builds your house?

I don't have anyone for that. Not everyone has the same taste. Can't you plan that yourself?

Of course you can plan all of that yourself, but your window planning doesn't really matter to the builder. We have 1.76m for the floor-to-ceiling windows but also several 1m wide apron windows and also a 1m wide floor-to-ceiling window. In the previous house, we had 2m wide floor-to-ceiling windows in the living room, which was nice and of course can also be done in the bedroom. You have to look at the exterior views of each side of the house and it has to be harmonious, meaning the outer edges of the windows line up, for example, or the format is the same—it just has to look good. For example, it also doesn't look good if five different window formats are installed on one side of the house or if the house is 10m wide but only two tiny windows are visible on that surface.

Best regards
Sabine

better let a professional plan the window size, otherwise your house looks like it was drawn by a 3-year-old

True, we also tried it ourselves and in some places it does actually look a bit unfortunate. But some architects don’t care at all and just take whatever the layman accuses them of...