Floor plan single-family house, 230 sqm living area, east slope, Bauhaus style

You have a 28% slope. You want to make paths that only slope downwards very slightly. So you have to make the sides of the path steeper on the left and right. But the additional steepness of the next switchback is added there as well. Simply grading downwards will quickly become borderline, both in terms of stability and maintenance.

Let’s make it concrete. In your original plan, you want to solve 8m through switchbacks. At 10% gradient (absolutely not wheelchair accessible but you are still young and can push the stroller uphill) you need 80m of path length. In the hairpin bends you lose some space, so you have to go back and forth at least 6 times. Then at one hairpin bend to the one two above it directly above in the slope you have a height difference of a good 2.5m. That will get very steep if you only grade downwards.

Are there any comments on the floor plan? I would be really grateful if you could break it down a bit. Why is the kitchen unusable? What do you think about a straight staircase as shown here?

Are there any comments on the floor plan? I would be very grateful if you could break it down a bit. Why is the kitchen not usable? What do you think about a straight staircase as shown here?

I don't see a kitchen. 230 sqm and the kitchen is just 9 sqm? There is a lack of storage space and workspace.

Your current plans are of no use at all. Read up on the paragraphs regarding unplanned inner areas and, for example, the insertion requirement. In our village, for example, you are not allowed to be arbitrarily far from the street, despite the 34 zoning area. The height of the building from the street is also regulated so that no strongholds are built. The building authority can regulate aspects such as distance to the street, building height, etc. You absolutely need an architect who either knows the area well or you have to submit a building inquiry.

Morning. I don’t see a real floor plan here and I can quite understand the recommendation to start from scratch. The open-plan room is poorly thought out and zoned for me. The kitchen is funny and the passage to the pantry takes up the remaining space. The "cozy" seating area is tiny, cramped, and doesn’t look cozy, and whether one likes the staircase is debatable. I see a lot of narrow hallway that seems uninviting. The basement is not thought out at all.