Floor plan - Your opinions wanted!

The bathroom problem would be very easy to solve, right? Entrance downstairs where the bathroom is currently, toilet upstairs where the entrance/wardrobe is currently, done?

Or just move the garage 2 meters forward so that the window is preserved?

Straight staircase and basement - that's your main problem. I don't know how brave you are. But try Googling images for SH 127 S + 50 from Scanhaus Marlow Marlow. The floor plans are only still available on Google. Would something like that be conceivable? Then you could consider going in that direction. The utility room would have to be a bit larger and serve as an office.

Hello, I would like to do this, but I don't know what and where I should do it?!

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In this forum floor plan planning there is a pinned post... one should follow that.

However, the information does not change the misery of the staircase location, which is why there are too many disadvantages here.

Just stairs and basement - that is your main problem.

I'm at a loss (?)

I'm at a loss here (?)

Yes, when experimenting you can easily get the straight staircase right, but the basement access then quickly ends up in the living room or somewhere else. In any case, it's not easy, which the architect, if you can call him that, has probably already noticed.

I saw something recently, maybe that would work: once with and once without an office, where the door to the office could also be or better from the hallway.

The basement access is located under the other staircase with a 1/4 turn at the start.

Since we basically don't know anything here (building window etc.), it's just guessing. Here again is the questionnaire. Just copy and fill in the answers:

Development plan/restrictions Size of the plot Slope Floor area ratio Number of floors Building window, building line and boundary Edge development Number of parking spaces Number of storeys Roof shape Style Orientation Maximum heights/limitations Further requirements

Client requirements Style, roof shape, building type Basement, floors Number of people, age Space requirements on ground floor, upper floor Office: family use or home office? Overnight guests per year Open or closed architecture Conservative or modern construction Open kitchen, cooking island Number of dining seats Fireplace Music/stereo wall Balcony, roof terrace Garage, carport Utility garden, greenhouse Further wishes/special features/daily routine, gladly also reasons why this or that should not be

House design Who is the planner: - Planner of a construction company - Architect - Do-it-yourself What do you particularly like? Why? What do you not like? Why? Price estimate according to architect/planner: Personal price limit for the house, including equipment: Preferred heating technology:

If you have to do without, which details/extensions - can you do without: - can you not do without:

Why was the design made the way it is now? E.g. Standard design by the planner? Which wishes were implemented by the architect? A mixture of many examples from various magazines… What makes it particularly good or bad in your eyes?

What is the most important/fundamental question about the floor plan summarized in 130 characters?

Yes, when experimenting you can easily get the straight staircase right, but the basement access then quickly ends up in the living room or somewhere else.

Oh, so that's what you meant :)

I saw something recently, maybe that would be something:

These drawings look like they could also fit into another thread: ...