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

And the hallway around the ground floor, how I have to take a turn into the living room like that

We sat together for several hours and went through everything; that was much better than this ping-pong game. This is what came out of it. [...] Although the technology is still marked in the garage, I will have to clarify why at the next appointment.

Well, then the appointment was probably still too short. You will have to unravel the black box "technology" in your thinking and in the conversation with the planner, among other things in house entries (I already said, they must not be built over) and components (which need not only installation space but also action space). Presumably, the planner wants to keep the lines between the "boiler" and the "outdoor unit" short. You must not treat this as an afterthought.

No idea how that’s supposed to work. Multi-branch introduction into the utility room and then handover point, and then from the in-house circuit insulated pipes + electricity back under the slab into the garage or something? Mysterious. I would rather see how all the stuff fits into the utility room.

We sat together for several hours

. . And what came out was ’s idea from #39.

If you bring the technology into the house, then you could also build a garage without insulation, because now this is integrated into the thermal envelope.

If you bring the technology into the house, then you could also build a garage without insulation, because now it is integrated into the thermal envelope.

Exactly, now it is frost-free, but I do not want to heat it and otherwise it would not need insulation either. That is probably a point to discuss.

. . And what came out was 's idea from #39.

Yeah, somehow, that could be a positive sign. Even the door to the KZ seems to fit. Although the entrance area somehow does not seem successful, it looks a bit 'crooked'?