Floor plan single-family house on a slope

2020-11-25 11:29:16

This design is the first one created, it is from the provider Massiv 1.

This design is creepy. Complicated layout, lots of hallways, tiny kitchen.

The first one is from Massiv 2; this house has already been built by them like this and I have seen it from the outside.

Unfortunately, the basement is missing here, but as far as I can see it is much more appealing. The plot is very nice! How do you want to model it? The neighbor has clearly filled and leveled quite a bit.

2020-11-25 15:18:53

In post #26 both pictures seem to me to show the same thing, and that is apparently a plan of a reference customer house that is only mirrored for you and otherwise unchanged. In post #27 the office has a sentimental touch for me, I also had such a window with a view into the production hall ;-) At the next photo session you’d best place a marker (a tow rope is enough) on the meadow where the 4.5 or 5.0 m distance from the street would be reached. But even so, the impression from the pictures has already somewhat strengthened me in favor of the basement garage – I am still undecided about the living floor.

2020-11-27 01:58:46

I still have two more drafts up my sleeve; just photographed, I hope they are clear enough.

The first one is from Massiv 2; this house has already been built by them, and I have seen it from the outside.
By the way, it has living areas on the ground floor and sleeping areas in the basement. ;)
To better fit our plot, it was mirrored.
The house is very narrow, which is due to the tube-shaped plot. We wouldn't be dependent on that otherwise.
Basically, we already found it not bad (here we got the idea of the basement garage with direct access to the pantry, which we thought was great).
What I don't like is that the kitchen is completely open (I think being able to just close the door after a cooking marathon is good) and you always walk through it to get to the living room.
I think the spot is too narrow to put up a wall.
We wouldn't need the second bathroom downstairs (just saying for now).

Hello everyone,
right, I had saved the ground floor twice.
So this time I added the basement.

2020-11-27 02:05:07

There is an office on the ground floor anyway? So why the whole floor at all?

Because I would like to have more rooms (for hobbies, as a guest room, ...) and visual spaciousness. Whether that will be feasible is another matter.

It looks nice on the plan and in photos. But it’s different when it comes to livability. There was once a program on WDR. The client there also built a very nice house with huge open space. When the acoustics didn’t work out, the architect just shrugged.

Well, I currently live in a gallery apartment, and I think it’s great.

3. Passage to the garage. It’s nice but also costs money. Fire protection door, possibly double walls, not to forget increased development costs. I had a nice surcharge because the garage suddenly became floor space.

Oh, thanks for the hint! I wasn’t aware of that.

2020-11-27 02:15:10

The plot is very nice! How do you want to model it? The neighbor has obviously piled up and leveled a lot.

Thank you! :) Hm, we haven’t really thought much about the details yet. A flat garden would of course be practical. On the side of the house, there should be a path going directly down into the garden, maybe more gradual rather than steep. The southern part of the slope is very steep (although the southernmost tip no longer belongs to the property, but nothing will be built there), so I was already thinking of staggered planting rings/stones. We are open to ideas and both enjoy working in the garden (yes, that probably also argues for a living area downstairs... ;)).

2020-11-27 12:38:40

Hello everyone,
that's right, I had saved the ground floor twice.
Therefore this time added the basement.

so I really like this draft - except for the passage to the garage. And you could swap the staircase and the office if you want to integrate the staircase into the living area (I don’t like these typical hallways, but that’s a matter of taste).

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Floor plan single-family house on a slope

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