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

About projections and recesses. I'm actually not a fan of them, to be honest. If the facade is properly designed, in my opinion it doesn't need any fancy bay windows.... But well. I don't want to completely shut myself off to it.

Hehe, with the broom sweep next to the garage, the bedroom could use a bay window ;-)

Now getting cheeky as well. tsss

Hehe, with the broomwalk next to the garage, the bedroom could use a bay window ;-)

By the way, on the narrow plot, the plan was already to leave no gap and build the garage directly on the boundary. I also don’t know how the alley got in there.

Let's focus on these points. However, it is very likely that other things will have to be changed as well.

Light in the living room looks a bit shady.

Living room dining cooking situation somehow a) too tight, b) too simple. A somewhat secluded location of the living area would be much more pleasant.
- Office doesn’t look that good.

If there were dimensions visible everywhere, it would be very helpful for constructive criticism and possibly improvements. Actually: necessary!

I recently heard on the radio that the risk of death significantly decreases per 1,000 additional steps per day. So, longer life stands against more walking from the car.

Me too… then the laundry can just be washed downstairs ;)

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What about this idea?

this could look like with a house 7.5m * 12m.

By the way, the plan for the narrow plot was already not to leave any gap and to build the garage directly on the boundary. I also don't know how the alley got in there.

Well, at least the house becomes about as much narrower as the bedroom would gratefully be for a bay window. An architect doesn't really do that for fun, but I don't see any reason here either.

We don't have any dimensioned plans yet. These are practically the hand sketches in digital form with a square meter indication for orientation. Otherwise, you would have received dimensioned plans. But we are not at that stage yet. This is still the idea generation, so to speak.