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

Then you are again so close to the street.




I am not sure whether you also have to keep the usual 5 m in front of the garage.

Then you are again so close to the street.




I am not sure whether you also have to keep the usual 5 m in front of the garage.

Oh, no, I would go with your floor areas of 9x11 and keep the garage "at the back". Let's see if the dimensions still work out reasonably, but we like the floor plan better now with the entrance area in the east and the long staircase. For us, 4 m in front of the garage should be enough....

I would definitely place the garage with storage (max 9 m) on the boundary. And also to the back on the boundary.

What kind of path/road is this that the development is approved?

What kind of path/road is this that the development is approved?

It is a normal 30 km/h zone. I think it might have something to do with the 34er and the assessment of the surrounding houses. Here, every 4th or 5th house is built quite close to the road (probably also due to the impractical plot sizes). The house opposite is also built close to the road, with maybe 3 meters to the garage. Furthermore, the edge of the carriageway is also significantly behind the boundary.

I have corrected my draft. Earlier, I only adjusted the text. Now also the house.

I see it like . Building setback distances should not be violated. Even if your architect thinks he can get it approved. My suggestion: Entrance then on the east. Garage 7*8m house 9*13m. If you really want the 3rd gable, then it can be hinted at.

I have tried to represent the entrance area now on the east side. Now I like it better too.....

So, if, then properly. For example, a wardrobe, and even if the street is there, you get more openness and connection to the garden if you install patio doors and place a hedge with a small path in front of it. The air space above does not help at all because the walls on the left and right block the light like a bottleneck. You can also do without half of the hallway.