New single-family house 190 m² for a 4-member family

  • Erstellt am 2019-11-20 16:08:53

Neubau2020

2019-11-25 08:21:29
  • #1
Yes, something like that. That you don’t walk directly from the kitchen into the utility room

 

Neubau2020

2020-01-24 13:13:06
  • #2
I am bringing up the topic again because we have now come across two other variants regarding the stairway.

However, I can't quite decide which one would be the most sensible.

The original plan was a straight staircase in the stairwell. Now, there is also the option of a quarter-turn staircase. Once with a short entry and then immediately turning the corner, and once with the turn in the middle of the staircase. The drawing shows the staircase with a landing because the program had no other option.

Due to the different stair dimensions, the entrance area and also the rooms change slightly. The room allocation remains the same, although upstairs one could consider swapping the bathroom and storage room.

I ask for your honest opinions on the various options and, of course, suggestions for improvement.

 

Neubau2020

2020-01-24 13:15:25
  • #3
And here are the variants:


 

11ant

2020-01-24 14:57:16
  • #4

Inconsistencies in the dimensions suggest that you develop each drawing individually. A planning program that does not derive the template for an upper floor from the ground floor (or vice versa, as I recommend) is useless. Staircases should be aligned; the 23 and 22 sqm rooms are separated by a load-bearing wall drawn thickly, but according to the dimensions it is only 4 cm thin. Something is wrong, and one would have to hope that the general contractor's draftsman notices this when checking the drawings.
 

ypg

2020-01-24 18:59:55
  • #5
Every staircase will change your floor plan. Unfortunately, many proportions and measurements are incorrect. The front door is much wider than a narrow 80cm. For a staircase, including the railing, plan about 110. Many measurements are missing, others are not needed.

I want to mention: You have your 10.29 as a measurement in the open space. Let's take 10.20 now due to plaster and inaccuracies... Subtract kitchen unit, workspace, work island 1020 - 60 - 120 - 100 ____ 740

From that, let's subtract a table that is worthy of being called a table, namely -200 The side clearances with a good 100 on each side for sitting and walking through. -100 -100 ________

330 remain for your sofa/TV side.

You can rotate the table; there is enough space. Then you have 100 more for watching TV, namely 430. However, the 385 in depth is also not really generous.

So do yourself a favor and change the furnishing or update the measurements.
 

Neubau2020

2020-02-13 12:48:19
  • #6
Here is another new attempt:
 

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