New single-family house - Join us on this journey!

For the foreseeable future, first of all our two parents in varying frequency. Presumably, the granny flat will be occupied 50-60% of the year. Plus spontaneous (longer) guest visits.

Oh yes... But I don't see that here. The granny flat doesn’t work: no answering machine, no possibility to do laundry, no "outlet"... completely neglected. Either do it properly or leave it out!

Sorry, when I see the picture of the "black bunker" with what feels like "38 roof windows" and access through the kitchen, it seems like a planning mistake to me. I also find the Zuffi and the Sindelfinger "embarrassing"...

Sorry, when I see the picture of the "black bunker" with what feels like "38 roof windows" and access through the kitchen, to me that is a planning failure.

Even a planning failure would first have to have been an (attempted) plan - however, I do not see here a systematically developed result to implement the client's requirements (apart from their probably successfully alleviated fear of not being able to realize a flashy block within the given floor area framework). I can't help but get the impression from some architects that an entire generation of architects no longer studies "architecture," but rather "media design, CAD specialization" :-(

I also find the Zuffi and the Sindelfinger "embarrassing"...

In which post was a Zuffi? - in post #176 I am unsure whether the white Bauernschrank is meant to represent a GLE or perhaps rather an Outlander. However, I do not find such things "embarrassing," but rather a grateful hint b. about where the architect wants to head socially and a. how firmly you have to buckle up before the bill arrives.

Our House&Hof architect draws the box that the customer arrives with. They would always be so happy and immediately identify with the design. "Look, the car is already there!"

Our in-house architect draws the box the customer arrives in. They would always get so excited and immediately identify with the design. "Look, the car is already there!"

No joke, the kitchen planner (for the office kitchen) drew in exactly! our coffee machine and almost the identical refrigerator (red "old-school" Bosch). I was pretty stunned, as I couldn't even remember giving her these details o_O She must have been a very attentive listener, which also saved her the price negotiation (which I usually do).

What if you put the WC with shower in the wardrobe on the ground floor? If a door leads outside, you can also shower before bathing and guests don’t have to walk through the whole house wet?