hanghaus2023
2024-03-16 11:35:13
- #1
I do not yet know how the OP intends to arrange the furniture in the living/dining area and kitchen.
Floor plan planning single-family house 180m2 south access - chaotic floor plans
- Erstellt am 2024-02-16 23:10:21
K a t j a
2024-03-16 14:35:09
- #2
Regarding the question of heating in the south, I would anyway recommend integrating cooling into the underfloor heating. We can only report positive experiences with it. Additionally, shading from the outside should be possible. Personally, I am not a fan of floor-to-ceiling windows on the upper floor. But that's a matter of taste. This way, the children's rooms are the nicest rooms on the upper floor - bright and friendly - ideal for playing or learning to write.
Alternatively, I also have this variant with a master bathroom, although the utility room would then be above the living room. However, this line is not quite as thick. I could imagine that it would disappear behind a drywall installation.
Alternatively, I also have this variant with a master bathroom, although the utility room would then be above the living room. However, this line is not quite as thick. I could imagine that it would disappear behind a drywall installation.
Cubus3f
2024-03-16 21:46:34
- #3
The 2.75m unfortunately is not enough information for us regarding the staircase. We need the floor height. That is the height the staircase has to overcome. So from floor to floor. Did you specify the 2.75?
The floor height on the ground floor should be 3.15 m. We did not explicitly specify the 2.75 m, but we wanted higher ceilings on the ground floor.
Cubus3f
2024-03-16 21:52:25
- #4
Regarding the question of heating up in the south, I would recommend anyway integrating cooling into the underfloor heating. We can only report positive things about it. In addition, shading from the outside should be possible. Personally, I am not a fan of floor-to-ceiling windows on the upper floor. But that is a matter of taste. That way, the children's rooms are the most beautiful rooms on the upper floor – bright and friendly – ideal for playing or learning to write.
Alternatively, I have this variant with a master bathroom, where the utility room would also be above the living room. However, this line is not quite as thick. I could imagine it disappearing behind a drywall.
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Thank you so much for the draft, Katja!
We still tend to put both children's rooms in the south. What would exterior shading look like? We want to install blinds in both children's rooms. A flat roof without an overhang is planned.
Is there a possibility in your first variant (with the children's rooms in the south) to get a walk-in closet with 3m each and a place for a dressing table? The architect's draft has solved this really well for the parents' area.
Really great that we get so much input from all of you! Great community :)
ypg
2024-03-16 22:13:02
- #5
Is there a possibility with your first variant (with the children's rooms facing south)
But you have already noticed that Katja planned with a shortened staircase in order to be able to draw 2 children's rooms in that width at all?
The ceiling height on the ground floor is supposed to be 3.15 m.
However, we still tend to put both children's rooms to the south.
That doesn't fit!
A flat roof without an overhang is planned.
Oh, playful American style… I think I'm out :(
Cubus3f
2024-03-16 22:55:00
- #6
Here is a draft with a 4.5m staircase and the children's rooms in the south. Additionally, the parents' area is designed so that the large 3m closets fit in. What do you think about it?