Place house, garage / carport on the property

Also, I left the back wall to the kitchen open in the area of the base cabinets in the kitchen block. The trick is to choose the base cabinets from the kitchen side without a back panel. Then you can, for example, collect the used water crate, glass recycling, and paper recycling directly in the transport container there, etc. Usable from the kitchen side, and when you go shopping, you can take out the transport containers for disposal from the hallway side. If newly purchased, place the used water crate directly there from the hallway.

That's a really cool idea!

In the kitchen corner at the bottom right, a fixed window element facing the terrace/garden... it can be floor-to-ceiling, could also be, for example, at seating ledge height

We already have that, and I like it tremendously!

Connecting a freezer cabinet with ice cube maker

We’ll get that. Unfortunately, there is only one built-in freezer cabinet with an ice cube dispenser inside.

Now you've simply rationalized away the pantry, which actually is not an option because that is one of my girlfriend’s main premises. Nevertheless, I will incorporate these suggestions of yours into our planning, although both of us do not visually like this kind of tall cabinet wall.

Thank you for this effort and the trouble you are taking!

No, it's just accessible from the hallway and the kitchen itself offers enough storage space for pasta and canned goods (KF) ... see my text. And the SK storage space in the hallway provides additional room for kitchen rolls, toilet paper, etc., and this double-sided usable storage space in the kitchen base cabinets.

I think that's the better solution, because for the long-term supplies you still have the basement.

Just play through situations, then do the much-praised storage planning.

This kitchen offers:

[*]480 cm base cabinet storage with drawers in standard depth (dishwasher not included)
[*]270 cm base cabinet storage with drawers in 50 cm depth
[*]120 cm base cabinet storage with internal drawers especially for supplies under the ovens
[*]160 cm base cabinet storage with doors usable from front and back
[*]120 cm storage from approx. 152 cm height with usable height of almost 70 cm for larger items (above the ovens)
[*]160 cm storage from approx. 182 cm height with usable height of almost 35 cm for items in containers, so you can take them out faster and reach them well, for very rarely used items (above the storage surface in the tall cabinet wall)
[*]120 cm storage from approx. 195 cm height with usable height of almost 22 cm for really hardly used items (above the refrigeration units)

That is an enormous amount of storage space.

What is important is the good division into drawers and pull-outs, corpus at least 78 cm high, 6-grid. Better one level more than infinitely high pull-outs where you then stack everything, etc.

Thank you very much! Once the garage issue is resolved, I will read through the mentioned things and also your posts again. We still have a bit of leeway in the kitchen planning...

Ok.

Played a bit more with the garage:


To the south then a kind of pergola, which can be continued as a pure post and top crossbeam construction at the driveway.
Storage room now to the north, garage exit into the entrance area of the house.

Also roughly sketched the maneuvering start. The driveway should then be about 650 cm. There are still about 4 m to the east... would that be enough for you?

Also roughly recorded the shunting start. The entrance should then be about 650 cm. There are still about 4 m towards the east .. would that be enough for you?

Which program are you using? You're awesome!

The entrance is now at least 6.5, more likely 7.5 m. I'm considering moving the door of the storage room to the front side facing the yard, as it would be more accessible that way.

I’m also thinking about lowering the garage by 0.5 m and adding two more bricks on top, since there’s a slope of about 0.5-0.7 m towards the street. I could then make the path along the garage into a "ramp." What do you think? However, a small retaining wall would be needed on the north side.

To the south, then a kind of arbor, which can be continued at the entrance as a pure post and crossbeam construction on top.

that will have a great external effect and is already "half the battle" in garden design