Floor plan optimization single-family house approx. 150 sqm - on a small plot

now with a straight staircase after all or what? I thought your husband didn't want that? That's where I'd be back at the "Future Mannheim" prefab house

a treat on 153m² double air space! Study! Great, modern exterior!

PS: I am neither related to nor connected by marriage with the company Weiss

According to your logic, then everyone who has a bay window must have planned it wrong, or what?!

Methodically incorrect inversion, even if it may often be true.

I mean, I can’t say more.

Yes, you can: Arm yourself with graph paper and actively defend yourself against the fact that she is confused. You have already done that now. Not a Eureka yet, but a start, now keep playing. With sixty to forty, you’ve only tried with your little toe how the water temperature is in the non-square pool. Did you see my comments and links from last night or early this morning? The new floor plan proposal in post #169 is no good. It goes in the right direction regarding the dimensions, but a crucial part doesn’t work: the dressing room could not be entered here without disturbing the sleeping people. Changing that will probably overwhelm you yourself, and also your young planner. Maybe or can give a push here, unfortunately Katja was driven off here (not by the community).

Now with a straight staircase after all, or what? I thought your husband didn’t want that?

The straight single-flight staircase also makes me most skeptical whether the courage to draw it yourself has already led to success here. To the esteemed husband it should be said that insisting on a "landing staircase" would mean that the floor plan would only leave a Bauwich south garden. My advice is: A) to make the aforementioned decision "chocolate side S or W" to clarify the way for a "real" rectangle; B) to first print out the models "Zaba" and "Tolentino" and scribble criticism into them and then sleep on it for two nights (together, builders and spouses can do more than just limit their opinion forming/expressing to the staircase shape) and then draw the distilled result of this fermentation process—starting, mind you, with the upper floor. I like that the new general contractor design explicitly includes an inserted staircase to the attic again—that greatly defuses the planning in my opinion.

I also find it quite nice. Is your floor plan secret? Just curious. I like many posts with pictures of your house.

now with a straight staircase after all, or what? I thought your husband didn’t want that?
That would bring me back to the "Future Mannheim" prefab house

He doesn’t know anything about it yet, but if a floor plan is that awesome, he’ll definitely be convinced..

a treat on 153m²
double-height space! Study! Great, modern exterior!
PS: I am neither related nor connected by marriage to Fa. Weiss

But you’ll definitely get a commission from them.. just kidding.

Our dressing room must be separate from the sleeping area or arranged in a way that you can get out of the dressing room directly without having to go back through the bedroom.

If you find something like that, also gladly from Fa. Weiss, bring it on

Changing it yourself will probably overwhelm you, and your junior planner as well. Maybe @Würfel* or @RomeoZwo can give a little push, unfortunately Katja was driven away here (not by the community).

Oh no.. Katja is gone! I thought she was on vacation or something.. To be honest, I had really been hoping for her drawing skills and ideas

and can you give a push before I die of complete despair..

The single-flight straight staircase makes me the most skeptical whether the courage to draw yourself has already led to success here. Let the dear husband know that insisting on a "landing staircase" would mean the floor plan would only leave a narrow-south garden.
My advice is: A) make the so-called decision "chocolate side S or W" to clarify the way toward a "real" rectangle; B) print out the models "Zaba" and "Tolentino" first and scribble comments on them and then sleep on it for two nights (together,

The chocolate side should be W because it’s a bit more "spacious" then. In S we would basically be sitting on the terrace next to the rear residents’ parking spots. I don’t imagine that being very enjoyable.

I’ll take another look at the floor plans of Zaba and Tolentino right away and print them out and scribble some notes

I also think it's quite nice. Is your floor plan secret? I'm just curious. I like many posts with pictures of your house.

Thanks I posted it in some thread at some point, but I don't remember where

Our dressing room has to be separate from the sleeping area or arranged in a way that you can get out directly from the dressing room without going back into the bedroom.

just move the door, then you have your entrance through the dressing room