Floor plan planning single-family house 180m2 south access - chaotic floor plans

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 wardrobes fit. What do you think about it?

What would external shading look like? We want to install blinds in the two children's rooms. It's a flat roof without eaves planned.

Is there a possibility with your first variant (with children's rooms facing south) to get a walk-in closet with 3m each and a place for a dressing table? In the architect's design, this is very well solved for the parents' area.

Exterior blinds are pretty much perfect. Personally, I also find cooling important.

Not that easily. If the development plan and the wallet allow it, of course you can simply make the hut a meter longer. In my design, there was also a 3m dresser drawn in the bedroom for this reason. I understand if you find that tasteless, but then you just have to put the money on the table if you want to build "American-style."

In your design, the bedroom is in the southwest – that’s the hottest zone in summer. I thought that would be too warm for you. But okay, with cooling you can certainly solve that. I would avoid the mini kink in the hallway and rather make the bathroom narrower or simply widen the house overall accordingly. The narrow children’s rooms are unpleasant. But a staircase of 4.20m should actually be enough for the ceiling height. Then you’re looking at about 26.2cm tread and 18.5cm rise – that works for normal people. With this staircase length, you can build over 1-2 steps at the bottom without losing too much headroom. If you place your staircase more precisely (see ground floor!) and assume the length of 4.20m, the children’s rooms can probably be wider again. The staircase exit should be about 1.20m wide.

What remains questionable for me is the furnishing of the walk-in closet including window and vanity table. With your demands in this regard, this room dominates the whole house. Is it really worth it? Basically, I understand if you want enough wardrobe space. But this fixation on 2x 3m in the walk-in closet is a bit bizarre. Normally, you state the total space of 6m. Then it should be irrelevant whether you have one 4m and one 2m or 3x 2m or something else entirely. Is there a reason for the 3m assumption? Did you inherit 2 wardrobes from grandma that absolutely have to come along?

We want to install blinds in the two children's rooms.

Is there a reason for the 3m assumption?

Here is a draft with a 4.5m staircase

There are no cabinets from grandma.

The development plan allows it, but unfortunately not our wallet. It’s already very tight.