Optimize OG Stadtville. Floor-to-ceiling window

Where is actually north?

To me, it seems somewhat as if the floor plan is being designed around the windows, instead of finding a floor plan first and then placing windows according to their use?! Would that be an option for you?!

I interpret the wall thicknesses on the upper floor as hybrid construction, i.e. as interior walls made of aerated concrete.

To me, it seems as if the floor plan is being designed around the windows, instead of finding a floor plan first and then placing windows according to use?!

That is an apt description of the essential approach in the failed recipe InsteadVilla

How is the master bedroom supposed to be furnished with this wall?

The window in the dressing room also prevents any half-decent furnishing. Is that floor-to-ceiling?

He just left that out now... it's like with the first version (#26), it fits up there too.

So... load-bearing walls are aerated concrete, non-load-bearing ones are standard drywall.

In the bedroom there will be a bed and 2 bedside tables, in front of the wall a TV board including TV, behind it the dressing table... we don't want more. Just like now.

So... load-bearing walls are aerated concrete, non-load-bearing ones are standard drywall.

The latter may be true, 15 cm in aerated concrete is not load-bearing (but not necessary here on the upper floor).

In the bedroom there will be a bed and 2 nightstands, in front of the wall a TV board including TV, behind it the dressing table... we don’t want more. Just like now.

Too many cooks spoil the broth - this also applies to the variant "too many wishes per square meter."