Floor plan single-family house 110m² - ground floor + upper floor - first draft room layout

The Bauhaus style can only be implemented with a lot of space given the mass of objects that people own today. That was already the case in the past. The sleek style of the Villa Tugendhat is only possible due to the many utility rooms that the visitor does not see.
100 years ago – during the Bauhaus era :) – an average household in Germany managed with around 180 Gegenständen. Heute, according to the Federal Statistical Office, it is around 10,000 things that a German hoards within their four walls.

Above all, the style also adapts to mass taste until it has become the style ;-)
Ten thousand things, haha, the Federal Statistical Office does not yet know the local "List of things with which one has to clutter up their storage room" thread :)

The attic may not be living space but only storage space. No water pipes, underfloor heating, etc. are allowed to be connected. To my knowledge, the convention is due after 15 or 25 years.

The exact wording would be important here!! That is surely not stated like this in any regulation. Perhaps the exact wording allows loopholes, such as a pure play area for the children or similar.

Attached is the basement with cellar/garage and driveway or common area shared with the neighbor.

There seems to be a need for clarification on how to reach these. Is it via your house staircase? Be that as it may..

As I have already said, at the beginning I was only interested in a few rough opinions on the interior layout of the ground floor and upper floor,

That is clear. But rooms are planned also with regard to available window options. In a multi-family house you are much more restricted than with a third window wall.

I’ll now come up with an idea where I was initially somewhat "blocked" in my thinking. Now I see it as well done if openness is prioritized. But it would also work if closed.
The staircase is 220 x 250, entrance in the east, on the left the upper floor with the later possibility of a fixed staircase to the attic.
If compromises are made with the closet niche, a small shower-toilet would also fit there. Then I would make the bathroom on the ground floor smaller and the wardrobe bigger.
The fireplace is a firebox directly in the chimney with two/three panes. It does not get too hot. The laundry chute is the staircase void in the middle – according to users here it works wonderfully. :)

There is probably a need for clarification on how to access them. Is it via your front stairs? Be that as it may..

That is clear. But when planning rooms, one also considers the availability of window options. In a multi-family house, one is much more limited than with a third window wall.

Now I’m coming up with an idea where I was initially somewhat "blocked" in my thinking. Now I see it as well done if openness is prioritized. But it would also work closed.
Stairs are 220 x 250, entrance in the east, on the left the upper floor with the later possibility for a fixed stairway to the attic.
If you make compromises on the closet niche, a small shower toilet would also fit there. Then I would reduce the bathroom on the ground floor and enlarge the wardrobe.
The fireplace is a fire cassette directly in the chimney with two/three panes. It does not get too hot. The laundry chute is the stairwell in the middle – according to users here, it works wonderfully. :)

I think the floor plan is great!

One would need to know whether there are design regulations. Possibly balconies are required and the entrance on the narrow side.

I think the floor plan is great!

Yes, I also think it has a great advantage compared to the long hallway and the arbitrary widths.
Certainly, you can refine the windows etc. and many things, but basically it works well with nice sightlines.

The living room is a good retreat here, and if needed, an individual door solution (sliding door) can be found that again presents the openness.
There is also space for furniture...

For that, one would need to know if there are design regulations. Possibly balconies are mandatory and the entrance must be on the narrow side.

If balconies are mandatory, it would still work. The entrance is allowed on the east side :D


Is it worth refining the sketch? Are you interested? If it rains this evening, I can "visualize" it.
Do you have any requests that I should try to include?