A nice afternoon to you all
Of course, I have taken your advice to heart once again and tried to put the latest drafts on paper as well as possible, based on the existing sketches (hand sketches), as far as a layman can manage.
Variant 1:
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The ground floor shows the entrance block described by between the garage and the house entrance facing north. Personally, I actually like this variant a lot, only that it would take away 2 meters to the south due to the constellation. The staircase was placed with a view to the beautiful scenery in the east (possibly also as a gallery substitute with very tall continuous windows / window front). The kitchen finds its place directly in the west, still with the pantry, which I personally would not want to do without. The dining and living area can show the southern atmosphere with large floor-to-ceiling windows.
The upper floor is basically self-explanatory, arranged in a straight line without much frill. I personally do not find a children's bathroom with a shower necessary. However, as with a pantry on the ground floor, I think opinions differ.
Variant 2:
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The ground floor shows the garage directly adjoining the house. In bad weather, you can also get into the house dry via the utility/technical room. The front door was designed to the west and thus towards the street. A canopy or an overhang also provides some protection directly at the front door. The staircase was placed facing north and provides plenty of light in the stairwell with the elongated window (garage flat roof or shallow hipped roof for example 25 degrees). If you walk through the corridor into the living room, you look at a floor-to-ceiling and vertically stretched window front facing east (beautiful view). (An example below shows what I could imagine). The office and study room have an exit to the outside facing south onto the terrace. Kitchen, living and dining area are arranged as a small L shape. A gallery extends upwards between the living and dining area. The terrace is accessible from the dining room via a large sliding front (window).
The upper floor is also again basically self-explanatory. Slightly smaller in rooms than V1 because the gallery to the east with the large window front underlines the view again.
I hope we have now been able to create better drafts with these designs, which we think show the two best possible variations.
Sample image of window front for Variant 2
I am grateful for improvements and opinions from you.
Best regards Andreas