KingSong
2017-11-03 11:32:16
- #1
I have a quick question about how you see this. We are about to fully approve our plan, meaning to sign the sampling protocol.
So far, we have the following situation: in the rooms on the upper floor, for example, in the bedroom, we have a floor-to-ceiling window with a fixed transom and on the adjacent wall a large window that is 2.50m wide and 85cm high. The architect now says it looks strange if the sill height of the long window is made lower because then the top edges of the floor-to-ceiling window and the long window are not on the same line. But if I make the top edge of the long window the same height as that of the floor-to-ceiling window, then the following sill height results:
223cm top edge - 85cm window height = 138cm sill height
Should one do it that way, or can the long window be set lower without it looking strange?
I hope you understand what I mean....
Thanks already, greetz Ecko
So far, we have the following situation: in the rooms on the upper floor, for example, in the bedroom, we have a floor-to-ceiling window with a fixed transom and on the adjacent wall a large window that is 2.50m wide and 85cm high. The architect now says it looks strange if the sill height of the long window is made lower because then the top edges of the floor-to-ceiling window and the long window are not on the same line. But if I make the top edge of the long window the same height as that of the floor-to-ceiling window, then the following sill height results:
223cm top edge - 85cm window height = 138cm sill height
Should one do it that way, or can the long window be set lower without it looking strange?
I hope you understand what I mean....
Thanks already, greetz Ecko