Ground plan design single-family house 165 sqm without basement on 400 sqm plot

Not just those, if you ask me.

Yes, let the light in, for example. Your windows remind me more of loopholes. This will be a bunker.

Oh, we find all the other facades exceptionally successful and very harmonious. Sure, not symmetrical, which is a demand for most people to be as symmetrical as possible. New, we really like the other facades. We didn’t necessarily want the new housing estate standard gable roof house look.

Only the east facade is a bit awkward for us. It’s partly because it serves 5 different rooms. Each of which has a different function.
It will probably stay that way functionally, and the appearance will have to take a back seat. No idea. Catching the window band at the top was not a good idea for the inside, at least that has become clear now. Thanks for that.

So I don't understand this ribbon window at all. If you have a height-adjustable workstation and sometimes work standing up, then you have a window at stomach height and nothing to look out of. When you enter the room... nothing either. Unfortunately, I don't see any interior planning there.

Yes, that's true. That's nonsense. We'll go over it again. Thank you. The longer I have it in front of my eyes, the more stupid I find it.

Room atmosphere in the room would be more important.

you say after the statement that you cannot look outside from the inside or that it feels like a basement inside. You notice yourself, don’t you?

Sorry. Here is the floor plan.

Thanks. I see the office… ok… I can tell you that the office window on the left has a transition. Compared to the window on the upper floor.
Without now looking for your upper floor, I therefore cannot tell you which window needs to be corrected. By the way, this also applies to the entire upper floor row. So if you would be so kind, if you want to have constructive ideas, then please submit all floors that are relevant for the facade.

But there are many smart alecks around here… Man man mano_O

True! Without them, you won’t get a question answered here.

Oh, we find all the other façades exceptionally successful and very harmonious. Sure, not symmetrical, which is the goal for most people, to be as symmetrical as possible. New, we like the other façades very much. We didn't necessarily want the new housing estate standard gable roof house look.

Funny. I tell him it’s getting too dark and he babbles about "symmetry". It's too exhausting for me when you deliberately misunderstand. Good luck.

Funny. Nowhere did I read anything about being too dark.

I assumed that anything between 15 and slightly over 20% of the room area as window area would be sufficient. In almost every larger room, there are also 2 windows to get light from 2 different directions. It shouldn’t become a glass palace. That was sometimes done here in the 2000s as a trendy thing.

The lousy tone in this forum, however, is a trademark. Really a shame and also somewhat disappointing, actually a good thing overall.

I also thank you and hope for luck.