Floor plan tube house L-shape triangular plot including oak tree

Was boundary construction to the neighbor completely excluded? In my opinion, it must be included.

ooooooch, in the old towns they also didn’t have more floor space... but sometimes also 4 stories high. Whether that works here?

And whether one would want that?

Boundary construction to the neighbor

According to Google Maps, he has his terrace/garden directly behind the hedge and would lose any western sun through boundary construction. If he agrees to this, he will make it very expensive for him, as it would significantly devalue his own property.

UG for utility room, building services, some storage room EG for cooking, living, dining OG 1 sleeping, bathroom OG 2 child, guest

Because of the huge tree, it might not even look like a residential tower

ooooooch, in old towns you also didn’t have more floor area... but sometimes up to 4 stories high. I wonder if that’s possible here?

And if one would even want that?

The OP meant he wants 2 stories plus a basement and underground parking. The problem isn’t just the tree (although without it it would of course be almost easy). The property boundary is also not right-angled. So if you want to use the area, you’d probably have to build an absolutely spectacular something that hardly has any right angles and also a round arch around the tree. Mottenhausen had already hinted at this. I’ll add to that:

[Overview]


[The underground parking garage is also very questionable, especially since in this variant you’d have to swing past the front door, which is really dangerous. For that reason, it would normally go on the ground floor for me. But then the window for the guest would be gone. Well...]


[I would swap kitchen and living room here, but the OP wanted the kitchen in the north.]


Of course, it’s just play-acting, apart from the fact that it would be extremely expensive and we don’t even know what the OP needs.