Log cabin with a clipped gable roof by the forest - improve planning?

Looking back at your initial post, I am missing a) the site plan, b) the room program to be able to evaluate everything. If despite all efforts you find that you have no space for a system, you must conclude yourself that something was planned incorrectly. But you already have this realization. Didn’t I ask you whether a Plan A exists or am I mixing something up now? Let me put it this way: whether wood or stone, the rooms must, when open, radiate not only airiness but also coziness and make one feel welcome. And not just be large and lined up next to each other. Your second draft, somewhere in the nowhere of this thread, was very confusing to me and not really present. I think it is not worth searching for it. You are best served with an architect who creates a design for you based on the room program. I look forward to soon seeing a professionally developed design here.

Despite all the criticism of your drafts, we are still glad to be able to see such a house worked out here later.

I believe he is not worth being searched for.

Well done, bravo.

I thank all involved and wish for continued peaceful and constructive cooperation.

Well done, bravo.

I thank all involved and wish for continued peaceful and constructive cooperation.

Well, now I also know why the construction isn't progressing. At every objection, the client turns away offended and plays the sulking diva. He doesn't even realize that everyone here is on his side and only wants to help him. How is he supposed to get through building a house like this? Sorry, but...

Despite all the criticism of your designs: we are still glad to be able to later see such a house developed here

...I'll believe it when I see it.

And how was it in Hannover? Made progress?

The property is great, but just a bit remote.

I just came across the thread. As a native of Ehrenfriedersdorf, I’m curious. In which part of ERZ is the new residence being built?

Regards