Is the bedroom on the south side too warm?

We have exactly the case

Hello Mycraft, what does "We have exactly the case" refer to Sole and roof overhang or bedroom facing south?

It is about the original question, bedroom on the south side...

Sorry, I thought you already had the problem with the heat despite the brine and the roof.

Neither brine nor roofing will be particularly helpful for modern built houses.

We also have bedrooms on the south side with 2-meter-wide windows, but with a parapet. Most days, even in the sunny winter, we find it absolutely pleasant. At times in summer, the roller shutter is closed. Now, during occasional bed rest due to illness, I find it wonderful and enjoy the sun. All this won't help you at first, because a house on the building land develops during the planning phase. You have to consider the entirety. Later, you can always weigh which window is installed with which fixture (roof, shutter). I am anyway surprised that you are planning a bungalow with at least 4 bedrooms. That uses an enormous amount of floor space; I will leave aside the cost-effectiveness (I cannot calculate that, but probably not), but how about the P plan? What does the floor area ratio say? asks Yvonne

Hi Yvonne, - 4 bedrooms because of 3 children - Bungalow because I am in a wheelchair and do not want an elevator in the house and want to have direct access to the terrace at ground level. - There will be no development plan. Do I have to worry about the floor area ratio with such a large plot? - The economic feasibility would of course interest me. Do you mean during the construction phase or in maintenance? As I said, we have the advantage that we live in the countryside and can benefit from low land costs.