On which of these floor plans can we continue to build?

Well, and then the one from yesterday. It's interesting too, but not really polished yet.

Do we already know this one? Is it from you or from the BT?

Above all, what you have improved in your own floor plans compared to the BT floor plan.

That is my biggest puzzle in this case, i.e. on both forum tracks of this thread.

Slowly I am also wondering why it is harder to name these few things than to post new floor plans.

Yes, repeatedly posting new floor plans could indeed be done by any trollbot.

You certainly sit on the couch primarily to watch TV.

Respect. I couldn’t read Faust I and II standing up

The formation of "tubes".

In principle, we are flexible there.

We always had the desire that the kitchen faces the garden. A kitchen facing the street at the front also has something.

You certainly sit on the couch mainly to watch TV.

Really now? You try to squeeze everything into the south and then these statements come up. Luckily, I didn’t read the thread in the other forum, but slowly I can understand the people. Please read again what you write in the first post and compare that with these statements. You always write so much but your problem cannot be derived from it, at the same time you block suggestions and ideas with a reference to the origin. I am lost for words.
In personal conversations, I would gradually have started to gesticulate wildly, write down what you said, and ask you, bewildered, "what kind of knot you actually have in your brain?"

For me, your requirements are simple and don’t require all this fuss:
Single-family house without a basement with something around 130-140 sqm on the respective plot. In the garden a shed for junk and either a garage or a carport, whatever fits better with the floor plan. On the ground floor you’d like a cozy living corner, which is gladly "closed off"/hidden. The kitchen should be separable from the living room. Dining should go where there is space, but be sufficient for about 6 people. An office at least 8 sqm, no matter where it is. No shower in the WC. A utility room should of course be included. I’ll skip the upper floor now.
Now the main point. We would like to use our garden with a terrace and lots of lawn area, whereby a lawn strip should be about 8x8 so we can put up the above-ground pool in the summer. In general, the terrace/garden should be easily accessible and as far as the floor plan allows also visible from the house.

You are welcome to delete/add and maybe something will come out of it after all...

That one is also interesting, but not really finished yet.

If you manage to show and at the same time formulate what is not finished from your point of view, then this topic could move forward a bit.

not having to ask the architect for a floor plan every time, but rather to give a basic idea

An architect, speaking from experience, can handle wishes better than half-baked amateur drawings.

What is the latest status of the architect and what do you like or not like?

If you never manage to finalize a floor plan and have the architect draw X number of drafts, the GU will eventually put pressure on you to have a result at some point. If that doesn’t help, the additional effort will be charged.

An office of at least 8 sqm, no matter where it is.

That is one of the few points I can understand: it cannot be in the basement and otherwise it is essentially a token storage room for folders and the briefcase. Someone from the BG can come and measure whether the desk lamp is bright enough; and otherwise, in reality, you sit in the garden with a tablet and headset.

The formation of "tubes".

The mentioned dining area: a space 3.20 meters wide is not a tube. Especially not when right there a wide window opens the room into the garden.

The mentioned hallway: turn the staircase and put a nice chest of drawers under the stairs.
Opposite: the wall with a floor-to-ceiling, one-meter-wide mirror or an eye-level mirror placed horizontally that goes from wall to wall.

I can hardly believe what’s going on here. Most worries are actually ridiculous and exaggerated.
You also have to be able to filter and weigh things… exactly… set priorities and not attribute the same severity to every little whim here.
These narrow spots simply arise because you want to build compactly on 9x10.
I already said weeks ago that some things would ease if you moved more into a rectangle. But you decided against it, so live with the narrow spots and get a grip. Every one of us does. During your whole planning time, some people have moved into their houses here again and certainly don’t think about their houses’ drawbacks.
Several semi-detached houses have been occupied by us recently: maybe some have one or another slant too much, too dark, too little storage space — but now they are all in, hang up mirrors or have accentuated one or another wall. They are happy and will be able to live very well with a corner that is just a meter.

I have been thinking all along that you must be someone who often makes a knot in their head and is unable to untie this knot by themselves, although it is so simple.
I’m glad that said it.

That raises the question: which ALL?

Honestly: who has endured the whole mishmash now? Your flairs, without a floor plan featuring properly sized furniture or measurements, really interest no one here in the thread except you.

’s point system with the criteria from #218, by the way, doesn’t appeal much to me.

There must be light, there must be space, the kitchen must be x meters long, storage space for x, y, and z, 2 x at least 3 meters of closet space, TV chill lounge and dining area for 6. 2 children’s rooms, office, bathroom, etc... all that has priority 10. period.
Whether the TV spot has 3 or 3.50 meters... try it out and tick it off.
If there is a problem: think about how to mitigate or even avoid it.
Honestly, I can see neither growth of a design here, nor problem solving.
You do not define yourself here. You say, “yes, interesting.” Or “Thanks for the effort, but”… you don’t commit and say “yes, now it is optimal” or “can we redo this part” or “I prefer it if … were like this.”
Katja or I have absolutely no desire to continue like this. There are no starting points from you to build on. And thus you will also remain stuck with 9 x 10 without any idea and therefore pull every floor plan from the internet — without really knowing what you want — except 9 x 10, that you know. It all seems so depressing to me, which is very unfortunate.