dbrain86
2013-10-27 13:23:06
- #1
Well, out of 12 responses, 2 contained appropriate criticism and suggestions for improvement, the rest were meant for the so-called circular file..
Of course, we don’t need a 40sqm bedroom, but at the moment I can’t manage to arrange the upper floor with the rooms differently and accommodate our wishes (such as 2 bathrooms, children’s room not next to the bedroom, bathrooms accessible directly from the hallway, etc.). Therefore, I had hoped for improvements from the discussions here on how to design the staircase more sensibly so that the whole can be divided a bit better.
In our family planning, no child is planned in the next 5-6 years and after that at most one. But if there should eventually be two (for whatever reasons), the larger dressing room could still have been converted.
Also, I have to honestly say that in my childhood I never had more than 12 or 15sqm for a children’s room and also had other children visiting, where we mostly spent time outside in the garden and in winter stayed in the normal living area for games that required more space. Therefore, my goal was to somehow stretch the children’s room to 12-15sqm and that would have been good.
I have now redesigned it so that the small bathroom upstairs is planned as a dressing room and the smaller dressing room becomes the second bathroom. This way, the child could also store clothes in the smaller dressing room.
The large dressing room is to remain as it is, since it is also needed for the number of our clothes.
I hope I could contribute to better clarification and will upload a possible new draft after the appointment with the architect so that you can see what has come of it..
Of course, we don’t need a 40sqm bedroom, but at the moment I can’t manage to arrange the upper floor with the rooms differently and accommodate our wishes (such as 2 bathrooms, children’s room not next to the bedroom, bathrooms accessible directly from the hallway, etc.). Therefore, I had hoped for improvements from the discussions here on how to design the staircase more sensibly so that the whole can be divided a bit better.
In our family planning, no child is planned in the next 5-6 years and after that at most one. But if there should eventually be two (for whatever reasons), the larger dressing room could still have been converted.
Also, I have to honestly say that in my childhood I never had more than 12 or 15sqm for a children’s room and also had other children visiting, where we mostly spent time outside in the garden and in winter stayed in the normal living area for games that required more space. Therefore, my goal was to somehow stretch the children’s room to 12-15sqm and that would have been good.
I have now redesigned it so that the small bathroom upstairs is planned as a dressing room and the smaller dressing room becomes the second bathroom. This way, the child could also store clothes in the smaller dressing room.
The large dressing room is to remain as it is, since it is also needed for the number of our clothes.
I hope I could contribute to better clarification and will upload a possible new draft after the appointment with the architect so that you can see what has come of it..