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

2024-09-02 12:29:54

I still haven't understood the third window, do you mean another window next to the door? What does that have to do with the porch?

Here is the front view.

You did say that quite often indeed, although I wonder if someone just traced that without thinking about the relative displacement of the walls to the front door or if there is still a purpose behind it. When I look at the entrance like this, I tend to lean towards option 1. The question remains, I think, is this staircase in the position optimal for this floor plan? Besides the technical aspects, that must also be addressed. Then I just hope that the staircase is not simply replaced and the rest just stays as it is and then suffers again (which would basically bring us back to #1).

Did you want to comment on the view now?

For the KZ with the high open space, wouldn’t the windows also have to "grow along" or should there be a light at the top for the upper floor in the rooms? See NW view. Of course, you can also do that with lamps.

2024-09-02 12:59:30

The view in the NE will then be like this.

The window next to the door 40 cm wider.

In the SW then like this.

2024-09-02 13:30:03

If you want the entire axis to be exactly the same all the way to the back, of course. Although the kitchen door would not clash with the chairs anyway since it is offset to the left. The fact that the door no longer aligns exactly with the window above is probably the consequence. However, this looks extreme in your drawing, one wing is 1m wide and the front door is only shifted 40cm to the left, but here on the back side the door is shifted more than 1m.

2024-09-02 13:34:00

@11ant For the KZ with the high ceiling, shouldn't the windows also "grow" or should there be a light at the top for the upper floor in the rooms?

Children's room please, we also do not want to evoke a repeated Shoah after yesterday's election result. You are probably referring to my proposal of first open children's rooms with play/sleep treehouse level. Who wants to clean windows there?

The view to the NE will look like this.

With a front door in size 34/36?

2024-09-02 13:48:40

With a front door size 34/36?

The front door is 1 m wide. That should be enough.

2024-09-02 13:53:08

here at the back the door is then more than 1m.

I have measured max. 1m at least. In the view, I focused more on the bricks, thus a bit more than 1m. The architect will say this is a no-go.
It is just a visualization of the proposal from . Whether you really want to look from the entrance into the garden is a matter of taste.

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