jfwes
2017-01-07 21:42:57
- #1
No, we are chaos... Access through the [Voratsraum] is not possible... I will try to draw my solution again.
Floor plan single-family house, 140 sqm with basement
- Erstellt am 2017-01-03 16:43:46
kbt09
2017-01-07 23:22:39
- #2
After you have a basement, this area shouldn't actually become chaotic. And if someone wants to be chaotic, they just have to leave their stuff in the basement.
Otherwise, I had only thought of a cabinet there.
Otherwise, I had only thought of a cabinet there.
ypg
2017-01-08 09:13:17
- #3
?..And, whoever wants to be chaotic just has to store their stuff in the basement.
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Maybe put the basement entrance at the front after all
Almost 5.70 for the living room depth is completely sufficient and good, I wouldn't go deeper. However, I would remove this wall stub at the door
kbt09
2017-01-08 09:27:17
- #4
... it is "only" 4.48 m and the stub is gone like now: 
Maybe you can actually move the wall 20 to 50 cm further down according to the plan. But in my opinion, it doesn't need more than that. However, then there will be difficulties with the laundry shaft from above.
Maybe you can actually move the wall 20 to 50 cm further down according to the plan. But in my opinion, it doesn't need more than that. However, then there will be difficulties with the laundry shaft from above.
jfwes
2017-01-08 09:52:31
- #5
Okay. If the living room is deep enough, you really don't need to move the wall. The short wall can really go...
Where would you put the fireplace, Yvonne?
Where would you put the fireplace, Yvonne?
ypg
2017-01-08 10:19:05
- #6
... it is "only" 4.48 m and the stub is gone like now:
Maybe you can really move the wall 20 to 50 cm further down according to the plan. But in my opinion, it doesn’t need more than that. However, there will be difficulties with the laundry shaft from above.
4.48... now I see it too... there are smaller measurements, but it shouldn’t be smaller. Maybe for a final plan, an orientation dimension for this shaft could be drawn? Then adjust the wall accordingly. You could also let the shaft extend a bit into the living room, about 30 cm - then a kind of niche will form at the wall where shelves can be installed.
I think the fireplace is good like this - slightly turned towards the seating area... I find it a bit unfortunate that the fireplace cannot be seen from the kitchen.
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