Floor plan selection for difficult construction sites and hillside locations.

Where is the plant room planned in each case? And, are there variants with one or two dimensions and room labels?

Where is the technical room planned in each case? And are there variants with one or two dimensions and room labels?

The technical room is always in the southwest corner near the street. Actually, you can see from the furnishings where what is. I still have quite a few homework assignments to complete.

Actually, you can usually tell where what is by the furniture.

You can't see any furniture at all ... that's why I'm asking. The plans are okay for assessing the position on the property, but they aren't much help for checking the house layout for clues. There's missing a symbol here once again.

Whose?

Mine.

I'm curious about your inspiration.

First of all, thanks , , and . Please be patient a little longer. For now, I am more concerned about the situation on the property.

Here is the excerpt from the development plan and the property as a raw layout. The green line is the boundary to the green area, which may not be built on.



The path is private property. The owner has been asked about a building encumbrance in the south and east and has at least given a verbal promise.



All documents are linked in green. Unfortunately, this is not possible here.

The exact heights will be surveyed soon.

Where is the technical room planned in each case?

You can't see any furnishings ... that's why I'm asking.

I have to agree. Can you name the rooms? I think I have an idea of what might be what, but I'm not sure. I also feel like I'm initially with V1. What bothers me here is the staircase landing so close to the dirt area. Normally I'm not so sensitive about that, but here it bothers me somehow because you always have to go through it to get to the bathroom and bedroom.