Install laundry chute in shower?

Just read properly once: The "living space" I quoted does not refer to the parlor, living room or the like, but to the space in the house that is not usable area (e.g. basement). Because the "living space" makes up the living area. Why should I sacrifice living area in the attic for something that, at least for me, is more suitably stored in the basement. Everyone can wash clothes however and wherever they want, place laundry baskets or machines wherever they want, and I have not criticized anyone for that.

But the laundry chute also requires space, right? At least if it runs through several floors, more space than a laundry basket.

Oh, now it's about living space? o_O

Bathroom and/or bedroom, where laundry baskets are, is also living space.

No, to optimize the heat pump. The laundry is done on the side, you're down there all the time anyway ;)

That's good! So we agree, always plan laundry in the basement with a heat pump :D

Hello everyone,
thanks for the helpful ideas from some of you. Attached is the floor plan. I have roughly drawn the shaft; it measures 50x59 cm.
The boxing is made of plasterboard. The pipes also lie inside the boxing.

And once again for the critics :): the laundry shaft makes us happy every day! It was definitely the right decision because we keep much more order this way. And there is absolutely no lack of space. The insertion point in the attic may be poorly planned, but I am sure that a nice solution can be found for our second bathroom.

According to the rules of technology, only the one aforementioned space for the shower is applicable.

It's great that you are satisfied. But what you have done yourself, you actually don't want to speak badly of.
If you really had the space, I don't understand the decision.
You could also simply install a collection system and have everything on the level where the laundry is generated. Order and short distances.
Everything else is a logistical misplanning (which you can live with, though).