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

Actually only because south is, as far as I know, top left on the plan and thus 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 as on the right – swapping should be possible.

Maybe it also works without a gable at the front – the sticking point is the slope of the stairs and the current bathroom door. That would have to be calculated. Then the gable or dormer can be placed to the back for the office without additional costs.

Bathroom door because of the sloping roof, I can understand that, but I don't understand the incline and what that has to do with additional costs.

Here again is my ground floor, the attic floor is similar to , only with abber corner, but Katja’s could be used and the abbe corner omitted. The house is too big for the budget with 95 sqm on the ground floor. ’s should be around 100. The attic staircase can go over the other staircase. My program can also only depict roofs and dormers in a limited way.

On the other hand, the kitchen-dining-living area looks like a Tetris-slalom landscape, it looks unfortunate.

I can't say off the top of my head whether the slope in the first stair winding from the start runs against the roof slope and if it might be tight with headroom there. It would have to be calculated. That’s what I meant. Regarding the additional costs: You have a dormer included in the original plan. That means for us here, it is included in the total price. Whether it is at the front, back, or somewhere else on the house shouldn’t affect the costs. So, if you move it from the front to the back, it remains cost-neutral. If you need an additional one (e.g., for the office), it will get more expensive.

Ah ok thanks. That would also mean that the conservatory in your design causes extra costs, with minimal savings compared to the normal living room.