Parapet height fixed kitchen window 1.35 m?

Retrostyle?? That’s cool, no one has seen that before. Actually, we wanted to build a modern house :). What makes you think that?

Well, the 45° angles in the floor plan belong to the 80s just like the petticoat belongs to the 50s. In the mid-80s, the tide turned in the construction industry, and in the form of interlocked rectangular floor plans, the prefabricated house industry for the first time drove the solid builders fashionably ahead of itself.

There will be a flat roof (provided it is approved). The plot is rather triangular,

That can be managed as well, for example check here : or However: a building preliminary inquiry to clarify whether you can get approval for a flat roof comes FOUR STEPS BEFORE flush-mounted cisterns!!! – is the architect perhaps an "artist"?

In this respect, a clear advocate of the COOKING island!

Your conclusion does not match your reasoning – the latter is a clear plea IN FAVOR of preparation-near wet disposal.

Well, the 45° angles in the floor plan belong to the 80s like the petticoat belongs to the 50s. In the mid-80s, the wind changed in the construction industry, and in the form of twisted rectangular floor plans, the prefabricated house industry for the first time fashionably pushed the solid builders ahead of it.

You can deal with that too, just have a look here for example : or
However: a preliminary building inquiry to clarify whether you can get a flat roof comes FOUR STEPS BEFORE flush-mounted cisterns!!! – is the architect perhaps an "artist"?

I think he is somewhat artistically inclined, we are more pragmatic. So it's exhausting for both parties... we have a preliminary inquiry, which was about the fundamental buildability because it's an outer area. Today I would know how to phrase the question more cleverly. You just learn along the way...

Attached are the entire ground floor and first floor for illustration

Your conclusion does not match your reasoning - this is a clear plea FOR preparation-close wet disposal.

Not? Probably the last visit was too long ago for me to remember. In any case, around my sink it looks rather messy - before and after. And I would like to keep that out of sight. My cooking area is rather neat.

From that perspective, exhausting for both parties....

What criteria did you use to select him? And: what is the house supposed to be built from anyway, 20 cm walls and 20 cm ETICS is already an unusual combination, obviously not bricks: calcium silicate bricks, aerated concrete, or even concrete?

Not? Presumably the last visit was too long ago for me to remember.

You visit yourself, and even rarely at that???

Attached is the entire ground floor and upper floor for illustration

I told you – likeable. Only, I (selfishly) wouldn’t be too thrilled that the parents share the tiny WC while the kids have the wellness oasis. And the desk corner with open space (that’s how I interpret it on the upper floor) isn’t really suitable for hardcore home office (but it seems there is a basement as well).

At least you’re child-friendly ;) Can you push the window down at child 2’s room to have a closet niche at the top?

And since your architect doesn’t seem to be familiar with WCs: the bathroom above the kitchen should be carefully soundproofed (waste pipes etc.).

Are those stairs outside to the entrance?

When cooking, I have most things within reach around the cooktop (I am a maniacal preparer because otherwise the duplicity of events overwhelms me), and around the sink more of the unappetizing stuff gathers (peelings, dirty cutting boards/dishes/pots, etc.).

But the "dirt collection" speaks against the type "maniacal preparer" ... because that person would have already tidied up again. And in the end, after cooking, the area around the cooktop looks the most chaotic, because that’s where plating was done, the preparation/spoon rest plates are still lying around, etc. ;) ;)