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

https://www.hausbau-forum.de/threads/grundriss-planung-unbedingt-vor-beitrag-erstellung-lesen.11714/

If you fill out this questionnaire and upload scaled site plans (including access/road), then surely some people will come here to draw something.
It already starts with separating the wheat from the chaff: granny flat with privacy and parking space/family apartment with 2 parking spaces and free space for children and parents (retreat options, outdoor storage for children’s belongings).
Then already on the facade at the front an approach that does not make the exterior wall look like a characterless apartment block. Especially a "city villa," which apparently is meant to be impressive, may have some charm in the front with the golden ratio or symmetry.
Then of course it depends on how much area is to be built over. After that, weigh the levels. You can do without an attic if you have a basement and vice versa.
And then just plan the rooms according to their use: the child on the left side does not have to look over the open space to see what is going on in the parents’ bedroom. The house is a single peep show and stage for observers inside their own home.
A wall may also stand alone sometimes, and windows can also be somewhat fewer, but then in some rooms the right ratio should be observed so that a room gets enough lighting: while the bathroom has rather insufficient window area, the bedroom is brimming with too many so that you can’t sleep at all.

Overall very clear: Reset!

at 18.9 = slope / 26 the calculated length would be 26*16 steps = 416 cm.

But I based myself on the drawing and when I measure


2 points to determine an approximate value, then the drawing of the stairs shown is less wide than the dimensioned wall section of 374 cm down there.

And, when I then count, I only see 14 steps.

Therefore, something is not right. And, since on one hand on the ground floor right side there is just about a good meter left, and on the upper floor on the left side there is only a good meter of space up to the respective point, you can't just fiddle with it. The concept is not right.

Thank you very much kbt09. I need to read this through a second time. I understand what you are getting at, but I am not sure if I can convey the feedback precisely to the architect.

Just show him the picture and ask him if the staircase with a story height of 16*18.9 cm (16 risers) = 302 cm can be accommodated with a staircase under 4 m in length (according to the drawing). What clear room height are you aiming for? The 302 cm should correspond to approximately 270 cm clear room height (just a rough estimate).

I do not understand the sketch of the attic. The room layout was planned for a full floor, but when you look at the dormers and roof slopes, the attic will at most be usable as a storage room or playroom.

What does the development plan actually say about the maximum number of floors, maximum height, etc.?

To be honest - they are really nonsense. This will be a big feedback to the architect to provide me with a complete revision here.

If you fill out this questionnaire and provide measured site plans (including access/road), then surely some will join in here to draw something.

This is a very good idea and sorry to everyone - that I missed this part. Honestly, I thought the current plan was not such a big disaster. I will provide a large questionnaire addendum here and hope that someone can help me with a few sketches that I can use as a new basis.

Just show him the picture and ask him if the staircase, with a floor height of 16*18.9 cm (16 risers) = 302 cm, can be done with a staircase under 4 m length (according to the drawing). What clear room height are you aiming for? The 302 cm should correspond to about 270 cm clear room height (just a rule of thumb).

I will do that as part of the major upcoming feedback.