Positioning of the house on a small plot (again)

Dear forum, after we allowed ourselves a bit more "dough resting time," we are now asking ourselves about the optimal positioning of our house on the plot, especially considering the orientation of the neighbors. We have plot no. 9 (parcel 929). Parcel 949 is a garbage bin storage area (completely oversized with 30 sqm) for 3,4,5,6. This is a dead-end (planned street B), hence the garbage storage area is with us. Number 6 will be a 9.30m high gable roof semi-detached house with ridge direction west-east. As a result, three floor-to-ceiling windows will face directly onto our property. In front of this house, there will be a garage with a 2-meter distance to our property (actually 3 meters, but apparently 2 meters were approved). The house wall thus begins after approximately 5.50 meters. Number 10 in the south will be a bungalow with a garage directly adjoining our property (fairly central, as there is a five-meter-long driveway in front). We are asking ourselves how to position the house in the best possible way to avoid a pronounced feeling of tightness. Simply as narrow as possible in order to have as much west garden and distance to the neighbor's house in the west? Or rather so that we have a south garden, then looking at the neighbor's garage wall?

Distance to the neighboring house in the west

No matter how you position it. With the small plots, you don’t have any "distance" anyway.

in order not to have an extraordinary feeling of tightness.

I am more interested in the feeling inside the house than worrying too much about the tightness of the house in relation to the neighbors. As already mentioned, you will always have tightness. I would place the house to the north. So the garden in the southern area. But I wonder, where should your garage be? Where should the entrance be? Does the floor plan fit accordingly?

after we allowed ourselves a bit more "dough resting", we are now asking ourselves what the optimal positioning of our house on the plot is. Especially also against the background of the orientation of the neighbors.

Why don’t you continue this in ? The dough resting belongs between modules A and B, i.e. between performance phases 2 and 3, and serves the reflection of the preliminary design (so why hasn’t this then been inserted here into the plot?) and the chemistry with the architect.

Garage north under the garbage area, house rather elongated with gable east-west, southern orientation of the main windows as well as photovoltaics facing south. Classic

.. and: what should the house be able to do? One should go by that. What kind of needs are there? For whom? Is a simple garage enough? Are 2 parking spaces necessary?

then looking at the neighbor's garage wall?

For that, a hedge is classically suitable, which is placed in front so that one is not overwhelmed by the neighbor's garage.

.. and: what should the house be able to do? One should also follow that. What kind of need is there? For whom? Is a simple garage enough? Are 2 parking spaces needed?

then looking at the neighbor's garage wall?

A hedge is classically suitable for this, which you put in front, so that you are not overwhelmed by the neighbor's garage.