Newly built single-family house with 150 sqm living area, Saarland

  • Erstellt am 2021-04-29 16:04:59

chrisOo

2021-04-30 15:47:01
  • #1
There will be no bathtub, neither upstairs nor downstairs. The upper floor could then look like this: The small room at the front could possibly become a kind of "gallery". If I take a closer look now, you could swap the master bedroom, dressing room, and bathroom through the new room layout and move the two children's rooms to the right side.
 

ypg

2021-04-30 15:48:39
  • #2
The questionnaire is really unnecessary!
I do hope that the house is not built just as carelessly.
I can't make anything of it.
 

haydee

2021-04-30 15:51:27
  • #3
No bathtub is as exaggerated as two. Why not one? Here come 2 unknown family members Kitchen and living room maybe swap. At least the kitchen would be closer to the terrace. Please draw proper furniture in the open space. Kitchen, dining table, cupboard will not work in reality
 

Myrna_Loy

2021-04-30 16:05:39
  • #4
Kids planned but no bathtub??? :D You clearly have no experience when it comes to life with kids. Better plan one. :)
 

11ant

2021-04-30 16:37:31
  • #5
Overall, I get the impression that no planning preceded the plan. You rolled the house dimensions and then somehow divided the area. People who call every cube "Bauhaus" could practically call it "Mondrian" ;-)
In short: the entire drawing is invalid – EVERYTHING will be different :-( What is the dashed line supposed to be: the ridge? A knee wall of 200 only makes sense if the eaves height restriction, despite the two-story design, no longer permits more. Then he’s not an architect. What aesthetics? – the house is too small to let a staircase appear as a sculpture.
 

pagoni2020

2021-04-30 16:59:11
  • #6
it’s not about dutifully filling out the form, but about your individual habits, preferences, about the WHY. Somehow you can live behind every door. Maybe you can still add something..... I would definitely want a bathtub in the house, especially because of children, and I say this as someone who doesn’t bathe; upstairs there is enough space in the bathroom. You absolutely have to fill in all the measurements, furniture, bed, dining table, sofa. The bedroom upstairs could become very cramped with only 10 sqm, so I would skip the sliding door there, also because it’s almost always left open anyway. and why must it then be a two-story house, that is with a knee wall of 2 m. This can also cause problems such as a "normal window being too low/for a roof window too high." Why not have more ground floor area and thus a more spacious open-plan room and less upstairs? Or do you have a special house type like a "villa" or something similar in mind? You do have a huge, beautiful plot, you write... why? Does that result from your living preferences? ....but it won’t be cheaper just for that alone. Most (including me) say “simple” but then often choose the high-quality anyway. ....and why then don’t you plan it really open and generous exactly there? So far, there are rather few window surfaces on this supposed prime side, and the open-plan room is rather tiny. EXACTLY where is the terrace supposed to be? Where is the prime side? Maybe a smaller terrace separately for morning or evening sun or to smoke a joint in peace in the shade? Then it’s probably not a “free” architect; such a one would most likely have refused to sketch something after your drawing, let alone do it. Is it supposed to be a general contractor? Prefab house?.....??? Are you already fixed? Such a staircase needs an adequate space to have impact. Currently, in your plan you have a narrow endless corridor, which with 11.62 sqm area represents one of the largest rooms in the house. By the time you get to the kitchen, you’re parched; coming out of the kitchen it feels more like a labyrinth. Cloakroom etc. is currently only possible under the stairs. As soon as you draw in real measurements for the furniture, you will see that it pinches everywhere. Let go of all your ideas and internal stipulations and go back to zero or start with YOUR needs! Whether it then becomes a flat x-roof, with or without a gallery or a straight staircase is totally irrelevant. Your unnecessary stipulations for such gimmicks are currently blocking you from a nice floor plan. First of all, I would move the office upstairs or enlarge the ground floor so that you can create at least some spaciousness in the open-plan area downstairs. Currently that is 34 sqm!!! The utility room will get a few sqm, the ground floor bathroom without a bathtub will give up some space, the staircase will be appropriate for the house so that you get a proper cloakroom. I have built before and practically “forgot” the cloakroom, what a mess!
 

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