Floor plan optimization city villa + fill consideration

Ok wall opening for a double-wing door I have read 151 and 152. But is 151cm enough?

Why 151 and not 150 passage width? What difference does that make?

It's the same – I just don't differentiate between exterior and interior walls and always state the nominal dimension with joint.

I have read wall openings for 2-leaf doors as 151 and 152.

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Would you also make the wardrobe niche 70cm deep in the shell construction?

We are probably definitely talking about a non-load-bearing interior wall here, but without a decision yet on whether KS (calcium silicate), gypsum board, or drywall. I would make it 75 in brick, and in the other variants you can do green-pink dotted if you want. You are making peanuts a chief matter here, which any reasonable dog would decide off the cuff.

Parapet height 87 for 1.26 meter high windows. I try to achieve window sizes of 1.01/1.26 or 2.01/1.26 (the two-leaf ones). Looks good, right?

I just answered that recently. You don't have to implement the golden ratio either, take 4:3, 16:9, or roughly by estimation – only if every window is different, then the Insalata mista turns into an Insalata großer Mista.

I would always plan the windows to be as high as possible, i.e., so that the [Rollladenkasten] still fits above. It doesn't look good when there is still such a wide piece of masonry above the window, and it makes the room even brighter if the window is higher.

Best regards
Sabine

That is the same - I just don't think about the difference between exterior and interior walls and always give the nominal dimension including the joint.

So 150 and 151 cm are not the same. One is certainly better for installing doors later than the other, isn't it?

I think you have the windows 138m high because you raised the ceiling. How high are your ceilings again?

I think your windows are 138m high because you raised the ceiling. How high are your ceilings again?

The ceilings are 2.70m and the floor-to-ceiling windows are about 2.35m high. There is no standard size for the windows anyway. For us, it didn't matter at all; the window installer came, measured it to the centimeter, delivered, and installed it. He also told us that nowadays it is always measured on site to ensure a perfect fit.

Best regards Sabine