Floor plan optimization city villa + fill consideration

What if you only extend the length as much as necessary so that the staircase is not blocked?

Can't follow. Do you see a single centimeter wasted on the staircase anywhere?

I could also tolerate 10-20cm from the living room width. Then it might only be 40-50 cm longer. Then, for example, the house would be narrowed by that number of centimeters. How would that look in terms of room layout? Maybe that would help?

If you give way in the living room, of course the easiest option is: [ATTACH alt="1070x1030.jpg" type="full"]42672[/ATTACH] [ATTACH alt="1070x1030-2.jpg" type="full"]42671[/ATTACH] But the technical room is then worryingly small.

If the front door is placed in the center, the utility room will be larger, right? How big would it be approximately in that case?

Can't follow. Do you see any centimeter wasted on the stairs?

I meant extending the house length so that the parapet does not have to be built over.

If you place the front door in the middle, the utility room gets bigger, right?

Do you want to move the hallway wall? Then your kitchen will always get smaller.

How big would it be approximately in that case?

9m²

I meant extending the house length so that the parapet does not have to be built over.

Which floor plan is it actually about now? Post number?

Which floor plan now actually? Post number?

Yes, move the corridor wall. I’m talking about the architect’s draft #1. You managed to make the staircase open now. So 10.7m would be the minimum to achieve that? In the architect’s draft, the utility room is also under 10 sqm and the kitchen even less than 4m wide. The door there is also centered, although like in your draft it would make more sense. But we are real perfectionists regarding center and symmetry... Could you maybe make another draft with the front door centered? And if the front door should stay as it is, how big is the utility room with you in #67?