K a t j a
2023-02-05 07:13:12
- #1
But again without natural light upstairs.But without this unnecessarily long corridor on the upper floor. So much more efficient use of space.
Floor plan single-family house approx. 180 sqm
- Erstellt am 2023-02-02 09:55:34
kbt09
2023-02-05 07:36:51
- #2
I rummaged through my "old" floor plans and found the following one. I’m attaching it in the original form; in the site plan, I mirrored the ground floor along the longitudinal axis. This would place the house entrance on the left side of the plan. Along with that, a carport with a storage extension.
What always bothers me about garages with an exterior width of just 6 meters directly on the house and at the property boundary is that bicycle storage, etc., is made maximally difficult when the garage is used by two cars. Therefore, I always find it good if the storage area can be accessed from both the street AND the garden.
About the floor plan:
- Kitchen storage under the stairs
- HAR just top left on the plan (in the mirrored version)
- Utility room basically in the upper floor in front of the bathroom
- Also space in the upper floor hallway for general storage. With the mirroring, one might decide to leave the hallway window on the east side.
- With a fence from "outdoor storage" to the house wall, one can also create a kind of cozy courtyard corner in the southwest.
Old original floor plan (as I said, already mirrored in the site plan, north arrow is correct except for a few degrees)
GF
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What always bothers me about garages with an exterior width of just 6 meters directly on the house and at the property boundary is that bicycle storage, etc., is made maximally difficult when the garage is used by two cars. Therefore, I always find it good if the storage area can be accessed from both the street AND the garden.
About the floor plan:
- Kitchen storage under the stairs
- HAR just top left on the plan (in the mirrored version)
- Utility room basically in the upper floor in front of the bathroom
- Also space in the upper floor hallway for general storage. With the mirroring, one might decide to leave the hallway window on the east side.
- With a fence from "outdoor storage" to the house wall, one can also create a kind of cozy courtyard corner in the southwest.
Old original floor plan (as I said, already mirrored in the site plan, north arrow is correct except for a few degrees)
GF
kbt09
2023-02-05 07:45:19
- #3
The sample floor plan has, by the way, "only" 150 sqm in total.
What I still don't see are the development plan requirements. has already pointed that out. On page 4 of the wish list, a hipped roof is mentioned .. which would be rather impractical for the example, instead a less steep gable roof would make more sense here.
What I still don't see are the development plan requirements. has already pointed that out. On page 4 of the wish list, a hipped roof is mentioned .. which would be rather impractical for the example, instead a less steep gable roof would make more sense here.
11ant
2023-02-05 14:45:32
- #4
But again without daylight on top.
Doesn't matter. Daylight spots cost a spot price *LOL* compared to an empty room just for the purpose of corridor lighting.
K a t j a
2023-02-05 21:52:06
- #5
One could build over a garage if the arrangement of the living rooms as an I is preferred.
Stairs in the example = platform stairs. Street at the bottom of the plan. There would be other alternatives for the upper floor if this one is not liked.
Stairs in the example = platform stairs. Street at the bottom of the plan. There would be other alternatives for the upper floor if this one is not liked.
kbt09
2023-02-05 21:55:11
- #6
I think the upper floor is well divided. But isn’t it the case that if the garage is basically part of the house, it must then comply with the 3 m boundary distance? I am not sure now whether this house design would be affected by that.