11ant
2020-01-15 12:24:42
- #1
How it can be different is shown by another thread!
It might be helpful to name that one.
Floor plan single-family house OWL approx. 150 sqm with east garden
- Erstellt am 2020-01-09 21:17:47
It might be helpful to name that one.
OWLer
2020-01-15 21:23:51
- #2
Have you already been to show homes? Something like what you’ve sketched here probably exists somewhere similar to see in person.
Yes, of course, we were in several model home parks and also in the houses of GU1 and have also spoken with the builders.
A house that goes in your direction, but is a bit bigger, is the prefab house from Weberhaus which is in the prefab home exhibition in Stuttgart. However, it has
Stuttgart is quite far away. We will go to the prefab home world in Hanover again this or next week. The last time we were in the parks was before we discussed detailed floor plans. It probably really helps if you can feel the widths and room sizes.
It might be helpful to name it.
I guess it’s about the thread
kaho674
2020-01-15 22:02:32
- #3
At model homes, try to grab the floor plans of the houses and measure and record the dimensions. This way, you get a sense of the proportions and can compare at home and then know what you liked.
11ant
2020-01-15 22:12:41
- #4
I would do it the other way around and specifically verify in the exhibition those floor plans that looked suitable to you in the brochure.
OWLer
2020-01-23 21:03:25
- #5
So, it continues. New input from the architect of the general contractor. He has implemented many points that I mentioned to him. However, I now have the office in the SW, which I criticized in ’s suggestion from post .
Office now in southwest.
Living/dining/cooking open space has gotten smaller, but the kitchen is now more open.
Straight staircase remains.
Storage room omitted.
Entrance area now better accessible from the driveway and is recessed. Thus somewhat more sheltered from the west weather.
Consistent orientation of the living space towards the east and thus the garden. Now the living space is also completely hidden from the street.
The upper floor has only changed minimally with the load-bearing walls, but the staircase and hallway have been swapped.
I like it much better now – even if I still cannot see the street from the kitchen. However, this is a big plus for privacy.
Where am I now uncertain?
Arrangement of the cloakroom/shower toilet on the ground floor. Possibly swap?
Narrow floor-to-ceiling window in the kitchen. Possibly the window areas can be adjusted, the symmetry reduced, and then the kitchen windows continued at the same height as the office windows.
Cantilever in the east direction for the visual frame around the gable. Here we can imagine making the gable flush with the rest of the wall and cladding it with bricks. That would then mean only a contrasting splash of color from the street side.
How do I proceed now?
Graph paper is already here. Now I have to prove myself as a tinkerer. I hope that an iPhone screen repair and battery replacement qualify me to competently wield the craft scissors. Normally, I have outsourced crafting and decorating to my wife.
This weekend we might go to the next model home park and look at similar floor plans to get an impression of the space.
I somehow find it less and less amusing. I just spoke with 2 colleagues today. One had to reclassify after construction was completed. Another was just able to pull the ripcord during planning and start over. The problem with an unexpected flood of children does not seem so rare. I think my sample size is however not quite – word-finding disorder, statistics lecture was too long ago – large/representative enough?!
PS: North view is probably still incorrect. The recess in the entrance area is still missing.
Office now in southwest.
Living/dining/cooking open space has gotten smaller, but the kitchen is now more open.
Straight staircase remains.
Storage room omitted.
Entrance area now better accessible from the driveway and is recessed. Thus somewhat more sheltered from the west weather.
Consistent orientation of the living space towards the east and thus the garden. Now the living space is also completely hidden from the street.
The upper floor has only changed minimally with the load-bearing walls, but the staircase and hallway have been swapped.
I like it much better now – even if I still cannot see the street from the kitchen. However, this is a big plus for privacy.
Where am I now uncertain?
Arrangement of the cloakroom/shower toilet on the ground floor. Possibly swap?
Narrow floor-to-ceiling window in the kitchen. Possibly the window areas can be adjusted, the symmetry reduced, and then the kitchen windows continued at the same height as the office windows.
Cantilever in the east direction for the visual frame around the gable. Here we can imagine making the gable flush with the rest of the wall and cladding it with bricks. That would then mean only a contrasting splash of color from the street side.
How do I proceed now?
Graph paper is already here. Now I have to prove myself as a tinkerer. I hope that an iPhone screen repair and battery replacement qualify me to competently wield the craft scissors. Normally, I have outsourced crafting and decorating to my wife.
This weekend we might go to the next model home park and look at similar floor plans to get an impression of the space.
However, I find the fear of triplets amusing.
I somehow find it less and less amusing. I just spoke with 2 colleagues today. One had to reclassify after construction was completed. Another was just able to pull the ripcord during planning and start over. The problem with an unexpected flood of children does not seem so rare. I think my sample size is however not quite – word-finding disorder, statistics lecture was too long ago – large/representative enough?!
PS: North view is probably still incorrect. The recess in the entrance area is still missing.
kaho674
2020-01-24 00:15:33
- #6
I think that's pretty good. The basement wouldn't be uninteresting – you wanted maybe 2 rooms with a light well there, or not anymore?
What I don't like are the long narrow firing slits on the south view. Here I would explore the maximum width – the dressing room surely sets the dimension. Or do you like that? It's a matter of taste.
The living room is only 4m deep. That is completely sufficient and okay, but it used to be more – that's a bit of a shame, but only a bit.
Otherwise, I wouldn't change the cloakroom / guest WC. The bedroom in the south under the roof is pretty hot – only with air conditioning. The layout in the bathroom wouldn't be my thing – too cramped. But to me it already looks almost final.
Oh, by the way: generally people say a sample is representative from about 1000 subjects. With every multiple birth in the neighborhood, logically your chances decrease. But it is also said that chance is not uniformly or normally distributed. So good luck!
What I don't like are the long narrow firing slits on the south view. Here I would explore the maximum width – the dressing room surely sets the dimension. Or do you like that? It's a matter of taste.
The living room is only 4m deep. That is completely sufficient and okay, but it used to be more – that's a bit of a shame, but only a bit.
Otherwise, I wouldn't change the cloakroom / guest WC. The bedroom in the south under the roof is pretty hot – only with air conditioning. The layout in the bathroom wouldn't be my thing – too cramped. But to me it already looks almost final.
Oh, by the way: generally people say a sample is representative from about 1000 subjects. With every multiple birth in the neighborhood, logically your chances decrease. But it is also said that chance is not uniformly or normally distributed. So good luck!