Optimization of Angle Bungalow 108 by Town & Country

Please keep in mind that your measurements are shell measurements, i.e. about 2 cm of plaster per wall will still be deducted. When I look at the hallway with 100 cm shell measurement, I wonder if about 96 cm finished measurement is not a bit tight. In addition, all the walls seem very thin to me. How thick are they? 11.5? Regardless, your technical room seems much too small, especially since two doors are also planned there. Where is the building technology supposed to be? Where will the washing machine and dryer be placed?

Cows only accessible through the hallway.

Pigs and sheep too *SCNR*

So we worked through all the floor plans from Town & Country and Heinz von Heiden.

At least to educate oneself about what is possible according to one's ideas – but actually also to find enough proposals for implementation – I find that too little: after all, the filter "suitable house size" ultimately leaves only a handful of proposals per house type from bungalow to city villa. Inspiration should be sought more broadly, even on the other side sometimes – ultimately every prefabricated house proposal can also be realized as a solid construction.

The more standard the house type is, the fewer critical points it contains. Therefore, I would not mentally stick so closely to the catalog house as is expressed, for example, in "turning the bathroom into a guest room." Non-load-bearing walls can be moved quite freely. And with the same building volume, a different design does not cost significantly differently from the catalog house. At least for about thirty years now, since the era of standard model houses is already history. They are all just construction proposals – only the catalog models (and consequently their costing) are rehearsed a little more often.

I started from a different draft that you published earlier. The second draft with the attached garage and the no longer recessed entrance portal is good. Just take the technology out of the utility room, which is actually a bit small, and put it into the so-called chamber. So the boiler, the storage tank, the fuse box, the fiber optic modem. This way, you really have space for a washing machine and dryer and a pantry or something similar in the utility room. Karsten