Planning single-family house with approx. 200 m² - Opinions wanted

  • Erstellt am 2020-10-23 15:56:12

Pinky0301

2020-10-23 17:10:00
  • #1
That air, unlike water, is a poor heat carrier. As long as you are not building towards a passive house, you have to heat too much and that then costs a lot of electricity and money. Imagine heating with an air conditioner. That’s roughly how it works.
 

seniordingdong

2020-10-23 17:24:20
  • #2
Well, as far as I am informed, the system leads the once warmed air (yes, it must initially be heated) via a heat exchanger back alongside the fresh air from outside to keep the heating effort low.
 

Pinky0301

2020-10-23 17:50:03
  • #3
I am not allowed to link anything here, but just google "Proxon ventilation system expensive business". It's a bit older, but I don't think anything has changed since then.
 

seniordingdong

2020-10-23 17:57:32
  • #4
I will do it, thank you. Underfloor heating costs about €4,000 more with the system we have chosen, so it’s worth considering.
 

ypg

2020-10-23 20:45:32
  • #5

... who plans something like that in Germany?
Such considerations make sense in South Africa and Southern Europe, but not here, even though we have had a few more sunny days in recent years.

I wouldn’t have gotten my high school diploma with "sufficient." What else is the planner supposed to say to you? Oh dear, that’s a bit small? They always present everything more positively, that’s the basics of a salesperson.

I also like the layout: nice wardrobe closet, small hallway with necessary rooms on the ground floor... I like it when the dining table is the center and you place it in the middle of the house... I would have started the hallway under the stairs, that is, after the vestibule. Nowadays, immediate handwashing at home is a must, and you don’t want to carry beverage crates or trash through the whole house either.
In my opinion, the toilet is too far from the bed. I’m not a fan of these continuous hallways.
Many children’s rooms could be confusing if none arrive. If they do arrive and get a bit older, no one has peace or a retreat: parents sit in front of the TV on a display stage, and all residents and friends cross paths upstairs as well. With 200 sqm and wishes for children, a separate wing makes sense and has its purpose.
 

Nice-Nofret

2020-10-23 21:53:25
  • #6
.. the kitchen planners primarily want to sell you something - no one here wants that.

Do some storage planning and see what will be standing around on your countertop. The kitchen also seems very spartanly planned for a household of 5; but if you mostly just put frozen pizza in the oven, then it should be fine.
 

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