New floor plan design for attic

Given the slant, I would also go for 1 children's room. Although apartment renters supposedly prefer 5 small rooms rather than 3 rooms. But living under the slope would already be quite a hardship for child 2. What can stand there is a bed. A skylight would still have to be installed.

But that is basically correct, I checked again: apartments need two independent escape routes, and this is given here

Every floor. For apartments that extend over 2 floors, there must be another one on the upper floor.

First of all, I would like to sincerely thank both of you for your efforts! There are really two great drafts here that help me find a solution!


Thank you very much for your efforts! There are some great ideas in your drawing. However, I still have a few questions:

1. Why didn’t you include the hatched area behind the kitchen in the kitchen itself? I assume you would use it as a storage corner accessible from the study?
2. The only problem I currently see next to the sofa is the supply of service water for the kitchen and the wastewater. I have already had the problem in this house that service water was laid in the bathroom through the screed. Unfortunately, the screed then broke at this "predetermined breaking point". I have even greater concerns with a wastewater pipe (40-50 mm). Do you have a different piping route in mind?


A really very nice draft, thank you!
I also have two questions here:
1. I assume you would basically prefer a combined living and dining area. Nevertheless, you have inserted the wall to create a kitchen unit?
2. Why do you want to build over the slanted area in the living room? Do you find it disturbing if the room is not rectangular?
3. I can well imagine adding the guest room/office to the living room and making a work corner out of it. Was your underlying idea that this room could serve as a "spare room" for a second child?

1. Yes, if all the kitchen connections are next to the bathroom, I find it difficult to see a way to accommodate an open kitchen with decent furnishing. Besides, the living room is already quite large. If you add a cooking/dining area, it might become almost uncomfortably huge. And I believe about half of the people like to live openly. The other half prefer it closed. But we can still speculate a bit.
2. I simply found it easier to furnish without the slant.
3. Opening the office makes the living room, in my opinion, uncomfortable. I think you would prefer to avoid the window. But a corner around the curve would seem strange and unattractive to me. As an emergency daycare, I also find it unsuitable. It should actually be an office or guest room.

Why didn’t you include the hatched area behind the kitchen in the kitchen?

Why? To have floor space without any practical use? I rather see the benefit of a work row – the bigger and nicer the kitchen, the more valuable the apartment. For all I care, there could be deeper base cabinets behind that can be rolled forward. No idea.

The only problem I see next to the couch at the moment is the supply of service water for the kitchen and the wastewater.

Why couch?
Considering that our bathroom pipes lie beneath the screed, 2 meters shouldn’t be a problem.

You can't possibly replace this pillar in the middle of the living room with a beam or something like that? I think it really devalues the entire apartment.