Should the garage be flush with the house or set back?

Currently these are considerations, therefore the boxes are placeholders.

Why isn't this the bomb? 11ant, with the well-known name here in the forum, I at least expect a crystal ball ;-)

PS: That posts can only be edited for a few minutes is an outrage....

I would rather call it bottomless thoughtlessness, but it was not the reason for the resignation of our only crystal ball owner . A narrow side entrance leads to an uneconomical interior access of the house; with a placeholder, one cannot even sensibly say where the entrance should go, and the very first insight when copying the dummy into the property should actually be that the gable orientation of the house must be questioned. Among the "best" near-guarantees for the failure of a house design is to start the design process at the worst possible point. Is there even a thread from you here that begins with the completed questionnaire so that our floor plan composers would have a basis for suggestions (or usable height data for the gentleman in the round)?

Yes, sure. No, such a thread with a completed questionnaire does not exist yet. Since the ridge direction is specified perpendicular to the street, gable to the street, it basically comes down to such an arrangement given the "small" plot size. Additional information: no slope.

Yes, of course.

Even the clearest insights are only useful once you follow them:

No, such a thread with a completed questionnaire does not exist yet. Since the ridge direction is specified perpendicular to the street, gable to the street, with the "small" plot size it basically comes down to such an arrangement. Additional info: no slope.

Then it’s about time to 1. start a new thread with the completed questionnaire; 2. link this one here; 3. there address the resulting follow-up question whether a certain length ratio to the house axis is also specified. Ideally, you name (not link!) the development plan right away. Additional info: what some laypeople call "no slope" is very variable.

I have not yet read Windschutz.

If applicable, possible Sonnenschutz could also be installed on the garage (beams).

Two things which, in my assessment, are very important

Of course, you can start with a placeholder house and a detailed garage plan. Why not?! That sets priorities ;) However, much is complex and interconnected. The slicing tactic often mentioned by leads to the goal, just like how you can combine Duplo and Lego: it works, but with limitations.

would provide more privacy on the terrace

I wouldn't necessarily assume a standard house with standard dimensions given these plot sizes. Therefore, a different location may still arise.

Of course, you can start with a placeholder house and a detailed garage plan. Why not?! That sets priorities ;) However, many things are complex and interrelated. The slicing tactic often mentioned by leads to the goal, like how Duplo and Lego can be built together: it works, but with limitations. I wouldn’t necessarily assume a standard house with standard dimensions on these plot sizes. Accordingly, a different location may still result.

Thank you for the comment. But I have a question. What exactly is a standard house with standard dimensions? And when is a house no longer a standard house? Is that standardized somewhere?