Routing of pipes from the utility room to the bathroom

And since "Child 3" is bigger than "Bathroom", you want to snip that off as a side room? - without a dormer, you don't have standing height up to the eaves line.

I don't want to snip anything off. The arrangement in the bathroom would then be roughly like in Kiefernallee - Variant 1

Exactly, there is a recess behind the [Pott], so that even the two-meter-tall man can get up without a dent on his head.

Exactly, there is a recess behind the pit so that even a two-meter man can get up from it without a dent on his head.

Then it fits.

I would primarily adapt the rooms to the plot and orientation. Usually, the bathrooms are then located in the cool north, the living areas in the sunny south or west. It is advantageous if the bathrooms, meaning the toilets, are more or less stacked on top of each other. The utility room is often at the front by the street because of the supply connections.

Then it fits.

Will you enlighten me about the course of your change of mind regarding the multi-storey building?

Will you enlighten me about the course of your change of mind regarding the multi-storey building?

We switched to a smaller plot. Plots. 5