Single-family house design - approx. 160-170 sqm / Innovative pitched roof

Google image search "brick fireplace" yields numerous results

Thanks, I’m a bit relieved. For me, a plastered fireplace, room divider. I thought you wanted to install one that was fashionable in the 70s: open, cozy, but no longer allowed without a cassette.

Something like this, functioning as a quasi room divider between dining room/living room



PS: Google image search "brick fireplace" yields numerous results

Take into account the very high heat output through the three panes. Rather unsuitable for new buildings. It is better to build with a maximum of two viewing panes there. And to properly plan for heat storage.

Consider the very high heat output through the three panes. Rather unsuitable for new buildings. It is better to rely on a maximum of two viewing panes. And properly plan for heat storage.

I do not share that opinion: In the current house, we also have three panes on three sides – and of course the heat output is good. The question is what you want from the stove: We mainly need it during the transitional periods and on very cold winter days – otherwise it gets too hot. And it does not matter whether it is 2 or 3 panes – the main heat (for us) comes anyway from the ventilation (warm air due to the stove): That makes a much bigger difference than the heat output through the panes.

I don’t find it bad as a room divider or partition.

New more precise plans

Ground floor


Basement


Upper floor


Exterior view

In which world is that a gable roof?

Does the triangular alibi stub only have to be there because of the regulations? I would prefer a boring standard roof; this looks like it was actually not wanted and certainly not done skillfully. Sorry. Is there an alternative plan?

New more precise plans

I only see deteriorations. Bathroom now with 2 doors, even though the bedroom is right next to it. The toilet is the first thing you see when you throw the door open - from the hallway.
Dressing room still too tight.
The upstairs hallway is bigger than the bathroom.
Shower on the ground floor is too small and with a sliding door? Seriously?
How do you get into the Alibidach?