Floor plan single-family house 1 full floor technology and daylight

Could you please also upload the floor plans of the upper floor and attic if they exist?

Would you be so kind as to upload the 3D front view of NO? Thanks

Here is the other view. Maybe the rebound can be left out as well. Matter of taste.

Now, the house isn't that huge. It remains a one-and-a-half-story building and 12m total width is not unrealistically large given today's wall thicknesses. Does it say anywhere how many square meters there are in total according to DIN?

Nope

Do you at least know the roof pitch or was it mentioned somewhere?

Exactly no, he wanted to start at 45°. As mentioned, heights and sections are missing

Here is the other view. Maybe the jump back can be left out as well. A matter of taste.

Thank you. I only have two points: Why don’t you swap the parents'/bathroom and the two bedrooms? Then the children don’t have to look at the garage, have natural daylight, and the bathroom is above the bathroom. The office with only one skylight is too uncomfortable for me; I would prefer normal windows. That probably only works with a dormer, especially since there is not enough space at the front for a room. But otherwise, the design looks great.

You are welcome to advise the OP to build even bigger.

Sure, 1m deeper, then the island fits freely as well. No, seriously, the island has to be rotated against the wall, then there is roughly 1.1m to walk through. And the seats are not necessary either; if you are already around, better directly at the table. The island would be for me only for cooking + workspace anyway. Otherwise, consider the other suggested floor plan that allows enough space. The word "main passage" is triggering something right now; with car/bus, the front entrance is the main path today, but by bike you walk through the terrace door, shoes and jackets pile up on the sofa, and I get annoyed. Maybe a reason to force the family via the floor plan to use the main entrance. :)

Thank you. I only have two points: Why don't you swap the parents/bathroom and the two kids' rooms? Then the children wouldn't have to look at the garage, they would have daylight, and the bathroom would be above the bathroom.

Actually only because, as far as I know, south is at the top left and thus provides more light in the children's rooms. Also, there was the option to use part of the garage roof as an exit/balcony for the children, but that's rather nonsense. So it's the same on the left and right - swapping should be possible.

The office with only one skylight is too uncomfortable for me; I would prefer regular windows. That probably only works with a dormer, especially since there isn't enough space at the front for a room.

Maybe it works at the front without a gable - the key issue is the slope of the stairs and the current bathroom door. That would need to be calculated. Then the gable or dormer can be placed to the rear for the office without additional costs.