Self-designed floor plan of a bungalow with a basement

Development plan/restrictions Size of the property: 931 sqm Slope: yes Development according to § 34 Building Code Number of parking spaces: 4 (two separate and two in front of the garage) Number of floors: basement and ground floor Roof type: hipped roof 22 degrees Style: classic Orientation: south/west Requirements of the builders Basement: yes, as sloped property Floors: 2 Number of people: 35 and 36 as well as two children: 0 and 2 years Room requirements on ground floor, upper floor Office: family use in guest room and one room for home office Overnight guests per year: 5 open architecture conservative and/or modern construction open kitchen, cooking island Number of dining places: 6-8 Fireplace: yes Balcony: yes, later terrace on the south side Garage: double garage in the basement House design Who is responsible for the planning: - Do-it-Yourself by you What do you particularly like? the large living/dining/kitchen area What do you not like? the hallways, which unfortunately seem hardly avoidable in bungalows, and that unfortunately no storage room on the ground floor seems possible Price estimate according to architect/planner: approx. 400T preferred heating technology: heat pump Hello dear forum, we are posting our own design for the planned building project here and would be grateful if you could give us a few honest opinions. We are basically very satisfied with it, but as is often the case, one usually “can’t see the forest for the trees.” The basement floor will be completely exposed at the front so that we want to enter the house at ground level or drive through the garage. On the other three sides the basement is almost completely buried so that we want to add a large terrace on the south side later. Many greetings!!!

Unfortunately, it is not clear how the staircase is supposed to run exactly. But I have also dimensioned landing stairs as examples:


And I do not see that with you.

Unfortunately, the program I used to create the draft did not have a nice staircase that I could have drawn in, so there is only the "staircase opening". However, based on the dimensions, it should roughly fit with a tread width of 90-95 cm. These details have not been decided yet and the walls could still be moved a few centimeters. But it should stay in that location. The starting point is basically opposite the door in the basement.

Best regards

I am still looking for the entrance...:(

The entrance is on the left side.

The design already fails at the hallway. It is clearly too long and also too narrow. You can hardly pass each other there.
I would spontaneously feel claustrophobic.

There won't be any space for a wardrobe in the "entrance area" either.

Edit:
Sorry, just saw that the access is via the basement.

I had already feared that the entrance was supposed to be on the left, but I couldn't really believe it. Have fun redrawing....

What doesn't you like? the hallways, which unfortunately are hardly avoidable in bungalows

Yes, it is possible. Try, for example, to place the entrance in the middle on the long side and then put the living and dining area on one side and the sleeping area on the other side.