Floor plan planning shortly before submitting the building application

As shown, a monitor would probably be placed more to the right on the desk and would collide with the window sash that opens first anyway. You always have to think that through carefully.

And, desk against the right wall... where does the monitor go then?

Does the sofa have to go in there?

It’s such a big room, but also somewhat difficult to arrange it cozily and appropriately. For example, door right next to the wall. Window on the left with quite a bit of space to the wall, less on the right.

There must have been some idea of the room before submitting the plan.

When will one mostly be sitting there... it’s for private use, right?

And, desk on the right-hand wall ... where will the monitor go then?

The monitor should be placed centrally on the desk.

Does the sofa have to be in there?

No, they just drew it in like that. The sofa does not exist.

There must have been some idea for the room before submitting the plan.

No, unfortunately not. I did not think that this room with sparse furnishing could cause problems.

When will one mainly sit there ... it's for private use, right?

I usually sit at the PC in my free time. Mostly in the evenings, on weekends...

My wife also works there on the PC at various times during the week.

Regarding the furnishing: I would place the desk against the right-hand wall.

No, unfortunately not. I hadn't thought that this room with sparse furnishing could cause problems.

I usually sit at the PC in my free time. Mostly in the evenings, on weekends.....

My wife also works there during the week at various times of the day on the PC.

Problems? I see no problems! Regarding sunlight that can cause glare: it is the north side. Do you have a desk? Are you right-handed? There are rules for that. Everything else is a matter of room feeling. And yes, I would never want to sit with my back to the door.

What is your finished room height?

I'm asking because of the window size.

2.84m

Why are you getting a [Binderdach]?