House design 1/ 2-story construction. Discussion of the floor plan

Single-family house in 1/2 story construction.

1-story construction. 1/2 does not exist.

Knee wall is planned with 1m raw measurement.

That would then be roughly and by guesswork (-screed + roof support) +-90cm finished measurement.

On the plans, north is at the top. On the south side, i.e. the entrance, there is a Frisian gable

But that contradicts itself. Is the entrance now at the top of the plan north or south?

Actually, the laundry chute is no longer planned.
I will mark the 2-meter line tomorrow but I have actually calculated that it should fit with the cupboard.

There are too many actuallys in your sentences.
Do you have a requirements catalog listing which components the house (besides the dormer) should have?
For a laundry chute, no one is definitely willing to bend down so much that they fit under the 90cm high slope.

Where is the access from? Garden side??? I am wondering about the location of the utility room – short pipe routes should be maintained, if possible...
If south is at the bottom of the plan now, why are you putting the utility room on the chocolate side southwest of the house?
That would be my first point to change: mirror the house and swap the utility room with the office.
But maybe the plot dictates this location? Tell us what motivated you to this.

No cozy seating area in the living room – I get the feeling that you have not progressed further (chimney), and now we should continue planning?
Everything else has already been mentioned by my predecessors.
One more thing about the gable: The gable has a special roof shape and should therefore be assigned a special room.
I like that you have set up a utility room upstairs.

Regards Yvonne

So now once again correctly oriented. Now the top of the plan is north. For me, the knee wall is understood differently. 1m raw construction dimension built + foot beam 18 + 2 plaster -14 screed makes 1.04m. Now I might possibly leave out the chimney. I will reconsider everything once again. Does anyone have a tip for me on which program I can use that is free and better represents the upper floor? Currently using Roomsketcher** but it is not ideal for that.

So .. I think the plan really needs to be completely revised. Planning a storage room in the south side into an expensive extra gable, which then doesn't even bring light into the hallway, is really not great.

The bedroom is simply not wide enough. Wardrobes must be planned with about 66 cm depth, because you have to plan sliding doors, as hinged doors won’t open at all.

And, why is the house orientation like this? Yvonne had already asked that too. The site plan with building envelope and side length measurements would be useful. Remember to cover names/addresses.

And very importantly, your room requirements program.

I use VA House Designer Professional from EU Software. Costs about 100 euros.

EDIT:
What is the basis of your house planning? Some prefabricated house? Some builder’s floor plan? If yes, then also upload the original.

I will try to put something together tomorrow. It is an original design and has nothing to do with [Fertighaus]. Since a gas condensing boiler heating system is planned, there must already be an area facing south to place the collectors.

Gas? Collectors? Sorry, I don’t understand. The gas line is surely by the street, right? I would swap the utility room and the kitchen. Then you could make a door to the terrace. Very practical, nice short routes to the fridge in summer . And of course also great when you’re sitting outside and grilling. Personally, I don’t mind the longer walk with the groceries to the kitchen. Although, if you also store drink crates and supplies in the utility room, you save yourself a lot more walking !

Gas heating with solar support is planned, therefore collectors. Yes sure, but with the meters included in the connection price, I can manage. If the kitchen and utility room are swapped, it is always dark in the kitchen. A carport or a garage is planned to be built in the east later.