hanghaus2000
2021-05-13 07:40:06
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I would take up the idea of to swap the bedroom and office. Move the wall as shown. 
Thank you very much for the lots of feedback.
The price should be secondary for now. The budget might still need to be adjusted. It’s not final yet.
A colleague built at similar square meter prices. I also have some contacts through him.
But first I wanted to gather ideas. Whether and what can still be changed.
I was already able to take away quite a bit here.
Thank you. :–)
It shouldn’t be much smaller. The bathroom upstairs should also be used for laundry. The room next to it as a mix between storage room, office, and possibly occasionally for drying laundry. It also gets ventilation.
Yes, as masonry with a curtain facade in red or blue-gray.
The attic is relatively large. Although theoretically, I would like to have storage space on the ground floor as well.
But I don’t know any way to get into the guest room or utility room. The circulation area is already necessary there.
The bathroom should also be used for laundry. But it is somewhat too large already.
We don’t need a walk-in closet. It should be mostly accommodated in the bedroom. That is almost completely without sloping ceilings. Although I will probably move the door here.
The kitchen would have to be coordinated with the kitchen planner then.
Possibly bring a bit more light into the dark area with an open staircase.
Although I don’t really like the bend towards the guest room either.
What exactly do you mean here?
Wishing you a nice evening.
The floor plan is flexible – that means there are certainly houses where you can manage that without problems. Circulation space is dead space that you pay for expensively. We fit more into 150sqm than you do in your currently designed 180sqm... You just have to think a bit (or have someone think for you, keyword architect). You plan the kitchen according to the floor plan – interesting! We had an idea of a kitchen (for example, we didn't want any corners anymore) and then planned the room accordingly. Both approaches are legitimate. By the way, we are planning about 450,000 euros for the house at 150sqm – we will now adjust our planning to 230,000 euros, which corresponds to your price per sqm of about 1550 euros. I think that's good. I then took the remaining 220,000 euros and ordered a Lambo (*lol*)I wouldn't know how to get into the guest room or utility room. The circulation area is already needed there. The bathroom is also supposed to be used for laundry. But it is indeed a bit too big. We don't need a dressing room. It should mostly fit into the bedroom. That is almost completely without sloping ceilings. Although I will probably move the door here. The kitchen would then have to be coordinated with the kitchen planner.
When was that? In the last millennium? Even a house I built fourteen years ago with standard equipment was more expensive than what you are calculating here. So if 200,000 EUR more is no problem for you, then go ahead; otherwise, rather back to square one.The price should be secondary at first. The budget might still need to be adjusted. It is not final yet. A colleague built at similar price per square meter. I also have some contacts through him.