Plan for the possibility of later cultivation already

Good morning! I just skimmed it/ didn't quite understand why you want access through the utility room? Since it has a 77 cm door (unless I misread), it probably won't work long-term with a wheelchair, not to mention that the room is surely supposed to be filled with stuff as well? I know from personal experience that you can get through narrow doors with a "normal" wheelchair; but if possible, I would make ALL doors on the ground floor, including those to the living area, 1 meter wide.

And here is the current view from the west.

You should still enter the house through the location of the current front door – only the access to the storage room should be from the extension so that it can be used better. The current storage room door would then have to be bricked up. We discussed the door to the living room extensively with our builder – everything from an open passageway to a sliding door was on the table. A wide hinged door would shrink the bathroom because the frame would be wider than the hallway, a sliding door running inside the wall would shrink the kitchen due to our construction method because it would be realized by an additional drywall, and a wall-mounted sliding door is not desired because of the low sound insulation, since my husband often works night shifts, needs to sleep during the day, and I regularly stress in our current rental apartment trying not to be too loud with the children (which is practically impossible). In the end, only the standard-sized hinged door remained. What is quite good is that you don’t have to maneuver with the door from the hallway but only go straight ahead. Best regards

In the end, only the standard dimension door with a stop remained again.

... which with an electric wheelchair represents a threshold for participation in family life. One may get through, but it is a test of patience. Where should the transfer to the folding stroller take place, and where should the parking and loading space be?

You can also look into the difficulties of getting a severely disabled child understood by a house provider here in Anitra’s thread: – or in the original: or also in zizzi’s: