Plot on a slope: first floor plan idea & request for feedback

Of course, even a cow village is worth placing an avant-garde house there. And I am well aware that from a certain level of above-average prosperity, one is better off in the “right” countryside than in the medium-sized town. But a village street is not Broadway, and the rural population is traditionally rather conservative. One should not want to awaken them too violently. The last thing Hintertupfing has been waiting for are loudmouths with the world-man behavior of “now we’ll show you country bumpkins how modern architecture works.” Therefore, my warning not to overestimate the community’s usually only moderate willingness for leaps into modernity. So better only punk under medical supervision and preferably no pogo at all.

But in case of doubt, an authentic modern interpretation of the regional building style certainly fits better than a Tuscan Bauhaus substitute villa with a captain’s gable. A good example in this regard would be, in my opinion, by ; unfortunately, the houses by or are hardly usable here (simply because they cannot be scaled down without loss - the problem of visually occupying the entire plot has already been mentioned).

With the budget, you can do something beyond Stadtvilla page 17 or parking garage.

Something nicer than a parking garage is always possible – the Bremen Town Musicians already knew that ;-)

Size of the plot: 330m² (approx. 21.8m x 14.8m)

no development plan, last plot at the edge of a village area

floor area ratio: 0.6 building volume ratio: 1.2

style, roof shape, building type: flat roof would be nice, but e.g. also "modern barn" basement as a walk-out basement due to slope, above that a "real" floor

open architecture modern construction

When I read that, I thought of something like this: House Kube by architects Spiekermann or the floating cube by architect Lehmann :)

Uh when was the last time you lived in a village? Sauerkraut and traditional costumes are for tourists. We really have to make an effort to keep up with a conservative city dweller who never leaves his neighborhood. Laptop and lederhosen exist. Lederhosen must be promoted and preserved.

The world has become small. Even behind the moon, modern times have arrived. In the parking barn (parking garage more in modern barn style) there is an e-charging station. Timber framing, pitched roofs are often no longer requirements for building permits. Flat roof, bungalow, city villa page 17, Tuscany, Bauhaus, shed roof, cube, etc. stand mixed together just like the people.

The parking garage design will not bring joy in a city either. Only anonymity helps so it doesn’t get personal.

House Kube has something

Uh @11ant when was the last time you lived in a village?
Sauerkraut and traditional costume are for tourists.

I still know the conditions in a real village firsthand; I even lived in one thirty years ago – not as provincial as in the city. I don’t have the American image of Edeltraut from Hydlebörg ;-)

I have lived in a village for 36 of 40 years. Until the Wende shortly before the end of the world. I'll put it this way, you cater to clichés. What is true is, everything is commented on and every pub is analyzed by at least 100 experts. That's just how it is when everyone knows everyone. The downside of lacking anonymity.