Is HAR/technology adequately dimensioned?

Supply under the garage.
Most suppliers don’t like that; either additional measures become necessary or it is not approved at all.
Make sure to clarify this in advance.

MSP pay attention to the positions of the utilities, water and gas should be as far apart as possible so that the meters do not conflict.

Underfloor heating check how big the HKV will be or how many circuits are connected.

Place the heater so that short routes without angles are possible.

Thank you very much for that :)

No controlled residential ventilation?

No, it is not planned.

I have now adjusted the utility room/HAR again.
The equipment should now go into the marked area.
That would be about 7.3 m² now.

What do you think about the area now? Can we plan with that?

Yes, still enough space.

But only the marked area is intended for the connections.

The technology is now supposed to go into the marked area.

No. A heating engineer will not do that. (At least not with us) And as the builder, you should not want that. The consumers come directly on a short route from the outer wall into the house. That is really the most sensible. So to the garage or hallway wall. I would advise you to use the hallway wall and then shield the heating with a wardrobe niche (60 deep). Otherwise, I like the house. Nicely spacious. However, I would do realistic furnishing; it does not work at all with the TV corner. And furnish the rather dark kitchen. Tip: use the outer wall, add a window there, then a door to the utility room (pantry replacement exactly where you have now planned the heating ;)

No. A heating engineer won’t do that. (At least not with us) And as a builder, you shouldn’t want that either.
The consumers come directly on a short route from the outside wall into the house. That is really the most sensible. So on the garage or hallway wall. I would advise you to use the hallway wall and then shield the heating with a wardrobe niche (60 deep).

Yes, true. Somehow I only thought halfway ahead :D
So the wall will be built differently.
Okay, thanks for the tip, or rather your opinion. But I don’t really like it when you enter the utility room/HAR and see all the technology right away.
I would then use the garage side for that.

Otherwise, I like the house. Nicely spacious. However, I would realistically furnish it, the TV corner doesn’t work at all. And try furnishing the rather dark kitchen.
Tip: use the outside wall, add a window there, then a door to the utility room (pantry replacement exactly where you planned the heating now ;)

Thanks :cool:
The TV corner is just drawn like that by the architect. The TV will be gone anyway. At most a projector.
The thing with the kitchen and the windows is known. But where that little piece of wall is, the island will go. And at noon the sun is positioned so that the light then falls right into the kitchen through the dining room window on the side.
I’ll attach a few more pictures.

Trust me, it’s going to get dark. I have an east-facing window/window band at the row... and from the afternoon onwards I have to turn on the light. My island is also about 3 meters away from a Terra double door - still the light is on... :(