Help needed with window arrangement!

The arrangement of the windows may not actually be the problem in the design. The ratio of living spaces to ancillary rooms is rather problematic: here you find 22.07 m² of corridor area ([Diele/Garderobe/Flur]). The kitchen (as a passage room and thus also serving as an additional corridor) or the bedroom are each significantly smaller. Construction costs could be significantly reduced if one limits the area for walking around. And even with the same stair position, there are solutions where guests do not have to pass by the bedroom. In my opinion, the planner of this design does not deserve the name... For them, the task would be: missing the point and try again!

Hello,

I am planning to build in the same development area and face the same requirements. What is your current planning status?

I would be happy if we could exchange some ideas.

Regards

I can only agree with my predecessors, especially Wanderdüne: I find the floor plan, to put it mildly, inadequate. What also strikes me is that when you enter through the front door, you immediately face a wall/run into a wall. That would be out of the question for me. Everything else has already been said.

I still have questions: Are you building with a basement or with a [Technikraum]? Depending on this: How does the staircase go to the basement or where is the [Technikraum]?

Since significantly more discussion about my floor plan took place here than in my other thread originally intended for this, I’ll continue here.

So here are the two new variants of the ground floor, with many thanks to Elchitekt, with whose help this was created.

Here is floor plan 1: Ground floor WITHOUT hallway


Here is floor plan 2: Ground floor WITH hallway:


And here is the upper floor.


Which ground floor plan would you choose and why? I can’t quite tell how I feel about the fact that in floor plan 1 you can only get everywhere through the kitchen (that is, to the living room or basement, although in almost all row houses you find such layouts where you have the stairs from the living room).
In floor plan 2 I have access everywhere from the hallway, but the kitchen could become a bit narrow (or are 2.50m sufficient for a kitchen?).

All other constructive comments are also welcome.

Best regards
Zoltan

Which ground floor plan would you choose and why?

None...

The staircase doesn't work, or rather it becomes super uncomfortable and risky.

I believe you can use district heating, but where does the technology go, where is the utility room, how do you get to the basement?

The wardrobe is in the private area, which is an absolute no-go. Also, it's too small for four people.

The other weaknesses are still present.
A lot of space and money wasted for little benefit.

WD