Floor plan single-family house ~165m² plus basement

According to the construction-related quality control, a second escape route is also required for the upper floor. A floor-to-ceiling window works well for that.

What does KFB and HS and SBS mean?

If I understood correctly, the suggestion from you was that we remove the floor-to-ceiling windows on the upper floor.

Our garage is on the east side with a storage room attached at the back and slightly protrudes beyond the house. Would you also place the window on the east side in the kitchen if you knew that there is only about 1.60 m distance between the house and the garage/storage room?

I agree that the windows on the front facade are not optimal.

There your floor-to-ceiling window with a fixed element at the bottom is no more suitable than a perhaps wider window with a moderate parapet height.

X, tall cabinet and side-by-side refrigerator.

If I remember correctly, the last pages were about the kitchen and the missing east window.

We don’t know anything. And as far as I remember, weeks ago I asked where the carport would be located. There was no response from you, at least nothing from you that would be helpful for further planning. It was the same with the furnishing: no answers and no planning basis from you on which one or two ideas could be developed. Even now it is described somewhat vaguely.
I’ll say it briefly and clearly, although I have actually mentioned it several times already: I would definitely put windows on every side of the house. On every exterior wall of the open-plan living area at least twice as many as the DIN requires for a room, in this case a room section. And if possible, also on every side of the open-plan living area to go outside. That would be the plan and could be deviated from. But no longer for a carport or other minor reasons. If it cannot be done otherwise because of a very small plot with restrictions or a high-rise building next door, then plan accordingly. But I would no longer artificially restrict the freedoms of a single-family house.

Just leave out the silly smokey eyes – it’s not yet certain whether they will be considered vintage retro chic again by 2040.

You are welcome to elaborate on the en passant mentioned modifications to the construction service description.

We know,
I'll be brief and it works, although I have actually mentioned it several times: I would definitely install windows on every side of the house. On every exterior wall of the open space at least twice as many as the DIN prescribes for a room, in this case a room section. And if possible, also on every side of the open space for going outside.
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