Floor plan single-family house, approx. 200 sqm without basement - assessment

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kaho674

2015-02-01 13:22:32
  • #1
Hi, I don't want to read the whole topic from the beginning. Just make a list: number of rooms with usage, minimum sizes, is the top facing south?, all special requests collected so far. If I feel like it, I'll sit down and work on it. Let's see if it turns out the same as for you. Please don't forget anything! So for example, are spiral staircases allowed? etc.
 

kbt09

2015-02-01 13:44:16
  • #2
However, it would be sensible to read the entire topic so that you can familiarize yourself with the argumentation

A kind of requirements catalog is contained in . Just before that, also site plans etc. By the way, north is at the top.
 

ypg

2015-02-01 14:07:49
  • #3
Later divisible (EG and OG) it should also be. Frisian house character was discarded again and definitely garden where it belongs: in the south! What is also important: no two-story allowed.
 

kbt09

2015-02-01 14:55:01
  • #4
Yes, that's right, and I just read that the current state is apparently 30° roof pitch with 110 knee wall. Initially, it was 48°.
 

Slammer0909

2015-02-01 16:47:46
  • #5
Here again our wishes listed:

Room wishes/ideas for the house:

Double garage directly adjacent to the house including workshop and intermediate corridor/room for bicycles, the 2nd staircase to the party room.

Ground Floor (GF):

- Bathroom with shower (approx. 6-9 sqm)

- Study room, which may later serve as a bedroom including 2-3m wardrobe (approx. 17 sqm)

- Utility room or rather cloakroom/shoe room, which is directly accessible from the garage (from which you can always enter the house when you arrive in the garage) (approx. 18 sqm including small kitchenette)

- Living/dining combined (at least 40 sqm)

- Stove in the living room

- Kitchen (closed, but preferably with a large double sliding door to make it „open“) including seating area, ideally with a kind of cooking island

- Pantry directly next to the kitchen (approx. 3 sqm, incl. freezer)

- Hallway with guest wardrobe (preferably accessible to the toilet)

- GF and upper floor (UF) should later be relatively easy to separate if, for example, a child with family wants to live there and we move completely to the GF.

- Every room must have a window.

Upper Floor (UF):

- Children’s room 1 (at least 18 sqm)

- Children’s room 2 (at least 18 sqm)

- Master bedroom with separate dressing room (narrow and long, wardrobes on both sides)

- Bathroom with 2 washbasins and large shower and bathtub

- Laundry room on the upper floor (dryer, washing machine, iron, and drying rack)

- No children’s toilet

Room above garage as basement replacement:

- Large room as alternative party room

- 2nd staircase from garage to the room above

- Toilet (WC + washbasin) in garage room

General wish:

- Terrace on the south side accessible both from the living/dining room and the kitchen

- Linear (straight staircase), but if necessary also no problem otherwise

- Roof as steep as possible, currently as said 30° and 1.1m knee wall. 35° might also be feasible (problem keyword: attic otherwise too large and thus a new floor).

Development plan requirements:

- Single-storey

- Maximum eaves height 4.5m

- Many roof variants, but gable roof is our wish

Plot:

E-W 20m x N-S 40m as a strip (narrowing towards the south) street length west side 31.5m
Border building to the north, 3m distance planned to the east.

We have very fixed ideas and I have my relatively firm views. Therefore, there are already 15 pages of correspondence here and some friction. I know the tips are well meant, but those involved always strike the deeply embedded path again, which does not improve my position here.
In general, I believe it can be done better, I just don’t know how. Because simply looking nicer with compromises on my side doesn’t work for me either.

In 90% of all floor plans, kitchen / living and dining are somehow overall implemented as an L-shape. Maybe that would help us, but I can’t get it incorporated.

Anyone who gives me an approach that greatly improves the previous one deserves a reward.

Best regards
Slammer
 

kaho674

2015-02-01 17:54:21
  • #6
So these are really many wishes and certainly require an iterative process of approaching them step by step.
I just started drawing freely and this is what came out.

I ignored the bathroom layout – others can do that. These are all sketches and should be understood as such. Unfortunately, I hadn’t been aware of the large space requirement in the garage (workshop etc.). So it was shortened there. Certainly not a masterpiece either, but maybe it offers new ideas.

The square meter figures are unfortunately quite inaccurate. The program always measures from the middle of the wall! I assumed 0.4m for exterior walls and 0.2m for interior walls.

Um, a small mistake. The room above the garage stairs is of course not a bathroom but the stairwell.



 

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