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

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And what kind of shaft is that? Can it be removed or relocated?

Exactly, laundry chute from the ground floor and upper floor. Possibly another room can be designated in the basement.

And then the question: is the corner bench intended like this or is the planner using it to simulate size in a space-saving way? Because I am puzzled by the desire for an open living area on the ground floor, when a corner bench rather suggests closeness and coziness. So why openness if the family's main living area is supposed to be squeezed into a corner?

Absolutely not intended like that, only drawn that way by the planner. We would rather prefer a freestanding table.

I suspect the aforementioned laundry chute to the laundry room near the underground garage

Probably not

if that's just a WAS, then it can be relocated... anyway. I assume that the promotion of the "110sqm apartment" refers to full-fledged living space or fully usable living rooms?! In that respect, I would include the attic - there is often still space there for a retreat room. Or for the parents' bedroom.

Absolutely not intended that way, just drawn like that by the planner. We would prefer a freestanding table.

Then please answer all the accumulated questions. There are quite a few now. Otherwise, there won't be anything more from us. :rolleyes:

if it's just a WHAT, then it can be relocated... whatever. I assume that the funding for the "110sqm apartment" refers to fully functional living space or fully functional rooms?! In that respect, I would include the attic - there is often still space there for a retreat room. Or for the master bedroom.

The 110m² applies to the entire habitable area, i.e. rooms, bathrooms, kitchen, living room, etc. The attic is not usable but could become habitable in the future if the legal basis is appropriate.

At the moment, you can at most put a desk in there or some shelves, etc. After a few years there will be an inspection, if they find a living space the entire contribution can be reclaimed.

Please always upload floor plans directly from the builder; too many details are lost with amateur redrawings. I read "Stiege" as an indication of a construction site in Austria (?), and I’m not quite clear on what you want to say here: typically, buyers of townhouses only have a very small selection of decision points: 1) the floor plan layout in the WC/wardrobe area, 2) kitchen closed or open to the living area, 3) partition wall between children’s and guest rooms yes/no, 4) optional room as a second bathroom or second storage room. Among other reasons against a children’s bathroom in general, I especially see it as "not justified" in the size class of 110 sqm. The missing attic confuses me. Otherwise, I see a house of this size more as a mid-house than a lifelong project. What would the unfulfilled wishes have been?

The floor plan would already be from our architect, but it is only a first draft for which I wanted to gather a few inputs, which I have received (e.g. pantry, bathroom upstairs, etc.). Now we will meet with our architect and see about getting a floor plan with dimensions and furniture. I will, of course, upload that then.

1) Inside we can arrange the layout as we want; the external dimensions and shape, however, are fixed.
2) Kitchen open to the living area
3) There are 2 children’s bedrooms; that’s why the wall is needed
4) A second bathroom probably won’t be possible due to your opinions

I already described the wishes: on the ground floor we wanted the kitchen in front and not in the back, which was corrected with the new plan. Upstairs we wanted the master bedroom with direct access to the large bathroom and a smaller children’s bathroom, but we will probably have to drop the latter.