Newly built city villa with a granny flat and double garage

If you, Yvonne, did not understand my post at 00:38, then just ask... gladly once again: Taking all restrictions into account, from my point of view as well as that of the architects, a better arrangement is not feasible.

Attached is a revision addressing the partially good comments. In the upstairs bathroom, the disadvantage regarding cleaning the bathtub is certainly apparent, but it is something we can live with. The utility room should now be large enough, I hope. The wardrobe will probably be placed under the stairs. Whether the stairs are open or closed, I do not know at the moment. The shower in the guest bathroom has no fixed side panels to allow access (the drawn-in cabinet in front of it will be removed).

We would like to keep the slanted walls upstairs as they are.

What do you think?

Umm... how do you intend to use the bathtub meaningfully? And the toilet in a niche that looks less than 80 cm wide. Sorry, but like this, the bathroom is not a bathroom, but a collection of bathroom fixtures.

And with the staircase, there could be an overlapping problem, since the stair opening on the upper floor only begins after the first 2 or 3 steps on the ground floor. Especially when going downstairs, this is often annoying for people over 170 cm.

Maybe you realize that it is simply not enough to just move a wall a bit somehow.

To me, it seems as if the outer shell was planned first and now there is a desperate attempt to somehow fit the usage into it.... This will never be perfect, but will remain a single compromise. It would definitely work better on the [area].

Posting something senseless again out of ignorance, I will use my time more meaningfully and no longer respond here. The entire post can be deleted if you like, dear admins.

For those who would have liked to have an answer:

Toilet width 1 m. Stairs see attachment. The bathtub is not meant for baking pizza. I fill it with water, climb onto the opposite sinks, squeeze through the new wall between ceiling and wall, let myself fall into the shower, and then get into the tub to enjoy the view of the oaks in front of the house.

Toilet niche really 100 cm wide?

I calculated approximately 80 cm proportionally. The wall on the left was originally 357 cm in the original plan .. I assume it still is.

And I don’t understand your comment about the bathtub at all. Just simulate your bathtub situation, something like that can be done in old buildings where you have no chance to change existing drains, etc., but certainly not in new construction.

Stairs see attachment.

Unfortunately no attachment included.