Hanging house in the Southwest Palatinate - Our House Construction 2.0

This is inevitable on slopes that descend from the street if you want living/dining/cooking areas with nice garden access.

That's true, which is why I'm glad that we have a slope rising from the street...
But you can also solve the problem with a balcony and stairs from the balcony to the garden and maybe install an outdoor kitchen....

I don't really like the garden view. In one half of the house, there are almost too many windows, and in the "garage tower" almost none. It seems rather disharmonious to me.
Whether I want an entrance area in the sleeping wing, I rather don't think so.
The supply routes from the garage to the kitchen are also rather long....

Actually, a window was added at the bottom of the garage tower. :D We just discussed that at the construction site the day before yesterday.
The rest is indeed due to the hillside location. The door on the upper floor doesn't really bother me. The long paths from the garage to the kitchen bother me more. Well, it's basically just one staircase, and since we currently have the kitchen on the 2nd floor, my husband is still looking forward to the new house. He thinks "one staircase down" is much easier to manage than "two staircases up." ;)

Actually, a window has been added at the bottom of the garage tower. :D

You did a good job. As a pure storage room, this space is too good anyway :)

He thinks "1 flight of stairs down" is much easier to carry than "2 flights of stairs up." ;)

Caution: Carrying things "downstairs" has a fairly high risk of accidents. It becomes problematic at a certain age. I would install some kind of freight elevator from the garage to the lower room, which you have now given a window.

That's right, which is why I'm glad that we have a hillside sloping up from the street...
But you can also solve the problem with a balcony and stairs from the balcony to the garden and maybe install an outdoor kitchen....

In this case, the sloping hillside would probably also lead to a (partial) sleeping level on the ground floor, since many agree that they want the terrace by the kitchen to be in the garden (not on the street).

Congratulations on the second start of construction. The two pointed roofs in the renderings somehow remind me of a little castle ;)