Floor plans...a first attempt! Criticism? Praise?

  • Erstellt am 2013-02-28 09:42:21

Leon

2013-02-28 09:42:21
  • #1
Hello forum,

here are my first drafts for the single-family house without a basement / without a garage.

Please let me know what you think of them and where I can improve.

Best regards

Leon


 

Leon

2013-02-28 09:45:34
  • #2
Just to explain: The ground floor is intended to represent the laundry/technical room. On the upper floor, there should be space for three children's rooms with a bathroom, and in the attic, the master bedroom with a walk-in closet, bathroom, and hobby room/studio/office or something like that... maybe a fourth children's room at some point. If you have any questions, just get in touch, as I said, this is my amateur first draft of everything and may contain numerous errors (such as no separate entrance to the laundry room, forgotten windows, etc.).
 

YvesB

2013-02-28 10:29:28
  • #3
The staircase is completely unfortunately arranged. First of all, the direction of travel on the ground and attic floors fundamentally contradict each other on the drawing.

In addition, one walks into the closed wall and then never reaches the top, because the outlet is missing :).

Even if it is moved slightly further down in the drawing, one might still run into the sloping roof.
 

Musketier

2013-02-28 10:46:28
  • #4
Once the trash can and then please start again from scratch.

At the stairs, you run into the wall on the upper floor and attic. This ruins the entire floor plan.

Actually, you wouldn't even need to continue now, but I still want to point out a few more mistakes.
The rooms on the upper floor can be used as storage rooms, but you probably don't really want to offer that to your children.
The toilet and bathtub in the master bathroom are also unusable due to the lack of ceiling height.
In the guest toilet, you can be observed from the technical room while using the toilet. In return, the technical room itself is a dark hole.
The corridor to the technical room is too narrow.
The stairs are also a dark hole.
Depending on the size of the TV, the 3.49 m in the living room may be quite tight.
The wardrobe is missing.
The exterior views are likely to look very bare.

In my opinion, the stairs are wrongly placed in the corner. This results in many long corridors or you avoid them by making such tubes as entrances to the rooms, like you. Both are expensive wasted space.

Preliminary questions should also be clarified. Can you even build 2.5 stories?
Where is south?
Are you allowed to build that much area?
Is the budget even sufficient? Roughly estimated, this will probably be over €400,000.
 

Leon

2013-02-28 10:59:28
  • #5
Yep, I agree with you! We are allowed to build 2.5 stories. 400,000 euros? We do not build turnkey...
 

Leon

2013-02-28 11:01:52
  • #6
Just a quick note about the children's rooms: In most prefabricated house floor plans, the children's rooms are around 12-13 sqm. So not much either.
 

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