Floor plan single-family home 230 sqm with carport square corner plot

Can't find anything except the wardrobe situation. But where is the guest room?

I like this very much.

A few small things that I noticed.

The doors from the living room to the office should be omitted.

If the laundry is done in the basement, then definitely provide a laundry chute behind the shower.

It's a beautiful house!

No, you have my blessing… in 10 years of forum activity, I might have said that about 5 times. :cool:
Everything is well thought out. Some things wouldn't be my taste, but that's okay: it's good as it is. Outside and inside. Complaining is simply not appropriate here.

Wow - thank you for the compliments! Judging by your forum activity, I actually feel honored. :)

Some things wouldn't be my taste

It's not insignificant - could you give examples? For some things, we made conscious decisions, some just "happened". Therefore, your perspective will certainly help us make more deliberate choices regarding some details.

For the all-purpose room size on the ground floor, maybe consider whether to increase the planned room height of 2.53m a bit. Of course, you have to keep the staircase in mind.

I completely agree, that was actually my thought too. We will go at least to 2.70m.

I might possibly skip the two fixed glazing panels each at the corner of the house behind the couch and next to the dining table.

Thanks for the suggestion. Maybe we will really reconsider those towards the neighbor in the west.

When I see the large window areas mainly facing south, I ask how you have planned the shading?

On the ground floor to the east and south, all smart controlled venetian blinds. In the bedrooms we need complete darkness and would have gone with roller shutters. Of course, that has disadvantages especially for the kids' rooms during the day. Or has anyone had good experience with a combination?

As an idea for the carport. We have almost the same one. I only have two possible improvements:

[*]The door behind the car will not always be practical because you often park very close. Possibly the wallbox with cable will also be placed there. We have a wide sliding door on the outside at the left passage. So you can store things inside and can even ride a bike in by width. I find that great from a practical perspective. That might also make the other door to the garden unnecessary. Quickly usable storage space is always good here
[*]Ever thought about moving the carport back up to the window and making the canopy at the front like a triangle? I saw that here in the building area. Great idea. The front room would also get a bit more light
[*]Possibly place the water tap and electricity on the green roof.

Oh yes... It didn't work for us but if you have the space I would simply make the carport wide enough for two cars to park side by side.