Planning or room layouts - What do you think about it?

This thread could by the way be pinned, then

Good morning What do you mean?

I have assumed the exterior dimensions and stairs / entrance area as given and tried to arrange the rooms in a way that would somewhat please me ...
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Ground floor (all walls straighter):
- additional study, unfortunately trapped (to reduce the huge living room)
- kitchen with access to the terrace (if the large living room is still desired, you can swap it again with the study here)
- bay window usable as dining area
- toilet can possibly be expanded with a shower

Upper floor:
- Both children's rooms larger and with access to the balcony
(I can even imagine it being used for a few years as a balcony for the kids, because sitting on the terrace with the parents is uncool)
- Dressing room can only be used on one side (for me, I would leave it out and combine bedroom and bathroom, but "mini" dressing rooms are currently trendy and might sell well)
- Bathroom under the slope must be well planned

Better and now also Garage from the South and the house mirrored or is the house for vampires

I took the exterior dimensions and stairs / entrance area as given and tried to arrange the rooms in a way that I would somewhat like ... [ATTACH alt="Bild1.jpg"]42262[/ATTACH] Ground floor (all walls more straight-lined): - additional study, unfortunately trapped (to reduce huge living room) - kitchen with access to the terrace (if the large living room is desired after all, you can swap it back with the study) - bay window usable as dining area - WC can possibly be expanded with a shower Upper floor: - Both children's rooms larger and with access to the balcony (As a balcony for the children, because it’s uncool to sit on the terrace with the parents, I can even imagine that it will be used for a few years) - Dressing room can only be used on one side (for me, I'd omit it and combine bedroom and bathroom, but "mini" dressing rooms are currently trendy and might sell well) - Bathroom under the sloping roof must be well planned

I consider it sensible in this way! Yes, the bathroom on the upper floor is very inconvenient due to the sloping roof and head height. Bathtub should fit, shower should fit, toilet and 2 sinks.

A company from the industry should have more market intuition and answer the "make or buy" question in favor of purchasing outside its core competence. Standards are especially good where there is still a lack of specific experience, and - as already suggested here - aiming for market leaders is probably not the worst course of action. In my experience, profitability can even convince superiors

By the way, this thread could be pinned, then @11ant [...] can always link directly

By now I have my tricks to boost the miserable quality of the local search function, so I wouldn’t need such a pin.

Your recurring term "Zeichenknecht" finally becomes flesh and blood here

On this occasion, I am at a loss as to who introduced the term here—I just like to use it, similar to @Nordlys’ "Estrich-Achmeds"

Actually, it is always multi-family houses with 4 - 7 residential units! For the sale, we have a broker who so far lets these sail through quickly.
If there is interest, I would briefly post a multi-family house project here?

Maybe you could be helpful there: ?
Basically, multi-family house projects of this size appear here several times a year, regularly from first-time multi-family house builders (whose planners have as little knowledge of this building category). Your regular visits to the forum could be welcomed.

. Humor apparently knows no bounds once again - at least with what you write about my thread. I feel absolutely misunderstood by you in my intention for my own thread, but I do not want to provide any further explanations here. If we continue, then in my own thread.