House Construction 2015 - Regional Craftsmen or Mass-Produced Goods

Jochen and construction expert.. Thank you for your answers.

: Yes, that was actually what I wanted too. That is to say, the double garage in the basement, possibly also the terrace to be basemented. However, the driveway from the side seems very tight (placing the driveway behind the house would be nonsense, and a car always driving in backwards as well). But I still have this topic on my list and have my new architect/construction contractor check it.
Of course, it doesn't look very nice when the gable side is completely exposed over 3 floors, but it would be like that.

: Exactly, now we are at this point where I have not gotten any further with the model house representatives so far, because these questions and options always remained unanswered for me. That’s why I looked for an appropriate ASP in my region or tried to inform myself through forums.

The prioritized question you should answer yourself: do you really need this space? Then talk to your architect and ask for the costs of a budget-oriented planning; there is still a lot possible here without the single-family house having to appear built as a bunker. For this, however, you also have to engage with the architect and free yourself from the planning in your head.

That’s exactly what we are trying now. The topic "downsizing" vs. "cosiness" is coming up quickly.
I wish I had chosen this path from the start and discovered this forum; for that I want to THANK everyone here once again.

The curious thing is, we always wanted a simple house, 2-3 kids, rural-inspired with a gable roof, kitchen at the street, dining/living area, guest WC on the ground floor, the rest in the upper floor, and a garage for 2 cars, which are definitely needed here in the countryside. BOOM.... that’s what you get, crazy

On the other hand, you need a certain amount of space when you have a family with 2-3 kids (at least nowadays and building like 50 years ago is not really an option)

We will have the architect take another look. I will upload the floor plan in the coming days to hear your opinions one last time.

Hello,

so, we have received 2 versions. The architect is sticking a bit to the gross floor area of about 1000m³, as described above, the costs of about 400k (including almost all additional costs) are in play.

Furthermore, we wanted the L-shape with an optical offset and airlock to the garage on the ground floor and, if possible, priority on children's rooms and, if feasible, a walk-in shower on the upper floor.

I would be interested in your opinions....
Best regards

One more addition: We now have the ground floor fitting, and the upper floor fits almost perfectly.

I have the choice to place the bathroom or Child2 facing north with a window view of the neighboring house. At the moment, I tend to put the bathroom there and give the child and desk the nicer view. This makes the bathroom with 276*542 more narrow and elongated.

I have considered raising the knee wall to 100 to achieve better room-friendliness on the upper floor.

Good evening everyone,
is there a specialist online by any chance?

Hello project,
I recommend that you create your own thread for your floor plans.
This one is already burned for some who do not want to participate in the discussion about the stock items.

Regards Yvonne