Ground floor approx. 100 sqm, upper floor expandable (planned bathroom, 2 children's rooms, 1 storage room)

Do you already know exactly where the 2m line is? Considering this mini knee wall, it should be about 2m from the outermost exterior wall, right?
Windows should be roughly here. The OP measured 2.17m from the interior wall in the south and about 2m in the north, right?

I drew everything according to the information from the OP. So the stairs and window. Then a 0 block ... which results in this mini knee wall when you follow the measurements in the attic from the OP ... with me it is about 73 cm ... then I measured my section. It all matches. Take a look at the measurements from the OP that he recently measured here and the photo. But I also adopted them.

Regarding the knee wall, I had made incorrect statements out of ignorance. I think you can see here that there is indeed a mini knee wall.



I measured this on the section M= 1:100, 10 cm of floor construction are already taken into account. The window position is wrong on the section! You have to go by my measured dimensions.


I think I see that on your floor plans the 1m and 2m lines could be a bit further outward?!

From the floor plans, I would like a mix of both. Maybe with ypg's suggestion, swap the shower and toilet and then move the wall a bit north, remove the closet room in the left children's room and then set up a small storage room there? I would find that useful for vacuum cleaner etc. As compensation, move the partition wall between the children's rooms a bit to the right so that a cupboard fits on the wall in the left children's room. The desk can be further to the left. The right children's room could, as compensation, receive the lower closet room from the bedroom.

Tell me, what do you want to do with the lower rooms if you squeeze everything upstairs? Try to treat both children's rooms equally. It doesn't work if one gets an American-style wardrobe and the other doesn't. The vacuum cleaner can also be stored in the bedroom. What are the ground floor rooms for?

Valid objection that it is fair to make both children's rooms the same.

The vacuum cleaner could go in the bedroom. Maybe we should reconsider the storage room after all.

The underlying thought is that my clothes stay downstairs in the bedroom and I also use the downstairs bathroom in the morning. We currently also have our clothes in separate rooms because I have to get up earlier and this way we don’t wake each other up if one can still sleep longer.

I drew everything according to the TE's specifications.

That is really hair-pulling. When I look at the TE's section drawing, the roof hangs over the exterior wall as an eaves. The 45° angle therefore starts a few centimeters before the exterior wall. Accordingly, the 2m limit should mathematically be at about 2m, since it's a 45° roof. It would even be slightly under 2m, but the insulation does the rest, I think. We'll probably never know exactly.

The window position is wrong on the section! You have to go by my measured dimensions.

Oh great.

From the floor plans, I would like a mix of both.

Yes, that's what we're missing. Another wishlist.