Floor plan optimization city villa + fill consideration

  • Erstellt am 2020-01-31 13:29:27

Shiny86

2020-05-08 00:13:02
  • #1
Ok then I'll play it safe and have it done 1m deep.

Do you actually find this guest WC sanitary arrangement strange? If yes, why or how would you do it? I'm bringing this up because this window next to the sink doesn't exist in the floor plan catalogs. For some reason, you can't find my arrangement there.
 

kaho674

2020-05-08 08:58:12
  • #2

Possibly because you completely chop up the exterior view like that. Just a tip: When you look at your house in real life, you rarely focus on just the front view alone. You look at multiple sides simultaneously. No matter how perfectly symmetrical the front appears, if the adjacent side looks like a Hundertwasser knockoff, it looks haphazard together.
 

Curly

2020-05-08 09:24:30
  • #3
At the toilet and the washbasin there is still a pre-wall installation, for us including the tile skirting it is 1.20m high. You would need to check whether the window starts above this installation wall or if the wall at the window is interrupted.

Best regards
Sabine
 

Shiny86

2020-05-08 10:26:21
  • #4


I don’t care. I can’t achieve symmetry on all sides. The front and garden sides are important to us, yes, on the west and east I looked more at functionality and how to arrange the furniture. The neighbors on the right and left are so close. From afar, you can’t really see the sides properly. For example, if I can’t furnish the kids’ rooms, symmetry stops for me.

But true. Floor plans in catalogs are all about symmetry.

However, I think the guest WC is great now because it has the window to the side and not facing the street. Do you think it looks jumbled together now?

There’s often the option with a window above the toilet bowl. I could do that too if I position the toilet bowl on the wall where the sink is. Would that look better?
I arranged it as drawn because I thought that way there’s more space on the bowl and a side window might be nicer.
A WC window on the north side would break the symmetry of the front for me. Also, from a privacy perspective, the current window on the west side is nicer.
How would you solve it? You’re not really so pro-symmetry, are you?
 

Shiny86

2020-05-08 10:30:24
  • #5


Yes, that's true, but since the window is planned at a height of 101 cm, it also goes above the installation wall or shortens it by the necessary centimeters.
What do you think about it visually? If that were your toilet, how would you do it?
 

Alessandro

2020-05-08 10:37:35
  • #6
Why do you always ask about things that are purely a matter of taste?
Only YOU can decide that yourself!
 

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