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Nice planning, but don’t forget the partition walls!

Yes, it’s getting tighter, now there are 20 cm partition walls – is 65 cm enough as a passage between the toilet and shower?
Maybe turn the bathtub further and also move the window opposite the sink.

So we have a 135sqm apartment. But at the very top, one side is full of sloping ceilings. It takes up an incredible amount of space. Also, the loggia gets boiling hot in summer. We don’t need three bathrooms/WCs either. The bedroom is too big for us, so it’s dead space.

I have now spoken with the planner. We are using Plan 1, reduced to 142sqm (from 155) and are taking a straight/quarter turn staircase that basically starts from the living area and is closed off. The window/door from the kitchen will be moved. The fireplace moves towards the sitting room. This way, the dining area will be suitable for one child. However, all the rooms upstairs are normal, and I have more space in the utility room.

What is important is the space for Pax and a dressing table. We have a freestanding bathtub but don’t want it anymore. It’s a pain to clean.

This is roughly how the kitchen should look.

This is roughly how the house should look.

I really like extremely symmetrical appearances.

Are 65cm enough as a passage between toilet and shower?

That becomes fiddly then. Inappropriate for a new build.

So Plan 1 was now the one from #26 just with the stairs reversed?

The important thing is the space for ... vanity table. https://www.hausbau-forum.de/attachments/1d26beef-e855-44b5-8b5c-5087390832ae-jpeg.46599/

But we still have to argue about taste

That then slowly becomes fiddling. Inappropriate for a new construction.

If I rotate the tub further, I can manage about 75cm (with a 20cm front wall).