Floor plan optimization city villa + fill consideration

Don't you check such essentials before going into detail?
Or is this even a consequence of shifting House ./. Carport?

And was it said that one can only say that after positioning the house and that it is never wrong to plan windows? It's just very tight, neighbors are close by. It was about 50/50. We can still plan other windows.

If the neighbor on the west side also builds a 9m long garage, and he will, will I then get a lot of the west sun or does the garage block a lot of the sun anyway? The garage is only 3 or max 4m away.

That is of course stupid. With these narrow plots, the garages on the boundary are really a curse. Do you already know that the east neighbor is not building any?

It is not yet known what he is doing. He is still at the very beginning of his planning. I hope that he thinks like this: that he does not want to block the western sun, and then there would be no garage and the house would be 7-8 meters away. Because of the slope, it is also lower than our house. Then we can definitely wave to each other from the living rooms. Really annoying with the small plot. That was also outrageously expensive. But the location is top. In the office, it is not so bad because of the missing sun. Home office would be in the morning/forenoon anyway. The sun is there then. Are the windows on the south in the living room enough to make up well for not having west-facing windows? The living area is really important.

Well, the southern sun will have to suffice. You definitely don’t have west sun on the sofa. But you have to die some kind of death. If the neighbor definitely extends the 9m maximum to the back, it’s worth considering whether to let in the east sun instead. Ideally into the kitchen – but I’m not going to start on that again.

The large window front facing east in the living room is questionable, though. Nobody lounges on the sofa at 6 a.m. You’d have to have regular fights in the marital bed to have someone move out. Otherwise, there’s no one there at that time.

Well, these are questions better asked at the BEGINNING of planning. Then you’d quickly come to the conclusion that it would be quite attractive to place all living spaces on the south side and rather build something like 11.5 x 9 m.

The large window front facing east in the living room is questionable. Nobody lounges on the sofa early at 6 a.m. There would have to be regular arguments in the marital bed for someone to be kicked out. Otherwise, no one is there at that time.

This is just so that it doesn't get too dark in the cozy corner. Do you have another idea how the windows could be placed for that?