Floor plan semi-detached house - very small plot

Hi OliverZ,
you can just play around a bit with the room layout...
Maybe move/expand the bathroom to the right or left up to the 2m line and then plan the bedroom opposite.
Then maybe the dressing room not as a separate room, but for example as a niche in the sloping roof, visually separated with (glass) sliding doors...
If you skip the hallway, for example, and place the bedroom door directly at the staircase, you gain significantly more space to move the walls/partitions back and forth.
Well, a door that is immediately adjacent to the stairs is not necessarily ideal, but with the relatively narrow width of the house, maybe still an option worth considering...
That way, you could ultimately design the entire attic as a sleeping area with bathroom and dressing room (like a hotel suite) without losing valuable (because scarce) space for a hallway.
Regards,
Dirk

Hello Dirk, I think the idea with the door at the stairs is brilliant, then you really have a huge domain

Hello Dirk,

For example, if you leave out the hallway and place the bedroom door directly at the staircase, you gain significantly more space to move the walls/partitions around. Well, a door that borders directly on the stairs is not exactly ideal...

This door is "not only" not ideal, but also "not" approvable under building regulations ;)

Rhenish greetings

may the layman ask why

Hello Dirk, This door is "not only" not ideal, but also "not" legally approvable ;) Rhine greetings

??? It was constantly approved for us. I personally don’t find it nice, but our neighbor built it that way.

Hello,

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It was constantly approved for us. Personally, I don’t like it, but our neighbor built it that way.

"Constantly" built past the building planning office is probably the closest to the truth; the typical regional differences are not that different after all. The building code says:

... a staircase must not begin immediately behind a door. A staircase landing must be arranged between the staircase and the door, which must be at least as deep as the door is wide. Greater depths of the staircase landing may be required depending on the directional layout of the staircase.

If your neighbor received her building permit within the framework of the simplified approval procedure, her architect vouches with his signature on the building application that all regulations have been complied with ;)

Rhenish greetings