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

  • Erstellt am 2019-01-05 23:43:35

Climbee

2019-01-07 11:30:28
  • #1
I also find the floor plan not well thought out in many respects.

Why have an extra door into the garage when the path outside to the entrance door is covered anyway and just as far as if I take that garage door? Extra costs for an F30 door, which then (if I remember correctly) has to be there. The two doors into the pantry practically make it useless because too much storage space is lost. The pantry doesn’t have a window anyway, if I’m not mistaken, then you can also move it to the right according to the plan, have direct access to the kitchen, and the pantry only gets one door.

But I’m not entirely happy with the ground floor design either. The toilet is a long corridor, the long, narrow hallway - wouldn’t be my taste, but it somehow works.

I don’t like the double-spiral staircase at all here, it doesn’t fit the style of the house. Here I would consider a straight staircase in the middle. But that would also mean that the floor plan would have to be redone. But it works.

The upper floor is a disaster, sorry. The bathroom is really ugly and uncomfortable, the walk-in closet so useless. What’s the purpose of the third room on the upper floor? The office is on the ground floor, guests, since they are rare, can also sleep there on a pull-out couch. It also has the advantage that they will surely use the shower toilet on the ground floor and not the family bathroom.
Then I would treat myself to a nice big bathroom upstairs and a walk-in closet that deserves the name, and cut the third room. If two children are really planned, I would possibly also consider a second bathroom upstairs, but definitely move the utility room upstairs and do the laundry there.

What is the room on the right side of the basement supposed to be used for when there is no access to it?

With the slope, I would definitely use it, even if only to give some of the basement rooms a bit of light. Overall, that is quite a lot of slope and I simply find the design unsuitable for it.

Much has already been said about the exterior views... I like flat roof houses, but if it doesn’t work, then it doesn’t work. That should be accepted. This simply looks ridiculously odd.
Beautiful is something else.
 

schwimbi

2019-01-07 12:18:04
  • #2
Thank you very much for your feedback and open words, we will certainly incorporate some of them.

Regarding the garage, the price is worth it to me for an F30. Also, for example, to store wood, bring groceries directly inside without walking around outside, even if it is the same distance.

What would be your suggestion for the roof to achieve the best possible cube/flat roof character?
A staggered shed roof sloping to the south with a small lip to the north?
A hip roof with a high parapet without eaves?
 

Climbee

2019-01-07 12:27:06
  • #3
If this door to the garage has to stay, then the second door in the pantry makes no sense at all...
 

face26

2019-01-07 12:55:23
  • #4
As already indicated, I would try it with a half shed roof. First (it's called that there too, right?) East/West. The line above the partition wall office/living room and hallway/pantry. No overhangs/anthracite-colored flat tiles. Everything to the north as a flat roof...provided the compromise is allowed by the building authority. I would say it would also be suitable for photovoltaics and remains modern. Whether you then add some playfulness with a light strip on top is a matter of taste...
 

chand1986

2019-01-07 13:04:43
  • #5


But none of that is even remotely a gable roof?

The only effective tip would be another development area with a different zoning plan.

Everything you envision has to be brutally distorted to death visually until it conforms to the zoning plan. You simply don’t have a development area where a flat roof cube is supposed to be. Period. Now you can either come to terms with it and think about a more suitable building form (at least a more suitable roof), or force some half-baked solution with many rotten compromises. But then it really looks like tried but failed.
 

face26

2019-01-07 13:12:20
  • #6


According to this, at least shed roofs are allowed.
 

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