Single-family house - final version - do you have any optimizations?

For sitting outside and drinking coffee, you'll probably need a food lift from the kitchen to the basement. That would even be doable - I don't think we've ever had that here before

ndooooch, here:

Wow, there are many issues in this floor plan, I can hardly believe that someone calls this final but okay:

1. Room sizes upstairs: Walk-in closet and master bathroom are very small. Not practical.
2. Room shapes: many narrow corridors
3. Staircase placement: I could never live like this, but okay, I hope you are aware of it. All noises travel from top to bottom in the house. Please plan soundproof doors throughout the house.
4. Kitchen: In my opinion, much too small, no storage space, no work surfaces. Absolutely impractical.
5. No garden/terrace access from the dining area is a no-go.

I secretly hope the architect didn’t get paid much, because I would rate this performance as a grade D.

I can hardly believe that something like this is called a final

There was supposed to have been a "final" on this planet five years ago, which Conchita Wurst won

I secretly hope that the architect was not paid that much, because I would rate this performance as a grade D-.

I often get the impression that young architects nowadays do not allow enough (or very rarely at all?) apprenticeship years before their prime years, i.e., they don’t first serve as deputies under an old hand before becoming independent. Learning from the architects’ magazine cannot replace that.

I am less concerned about the floor plan than about the estimated amount of 500k including ancillary construction costs. The double garage, glass fronts, earthworks on a slope, retaining walls, photovoltaics and solar, glass railings, etc. I would intuitively assume to be (significantly) higher priced now. How many sqm of living space are there in total?

That's right. I thought so too, but forgot to ask: how many sqm does the little house have?

2. Room shapes: many narrow corridors

Yes, true. Residual spaces that result

1. Room sizes upper floor: dressing room and master bathroom are very small. Not practical.

I don't think so.

I don't think the draft is that bad. The sticking point is, indeed, the staircase. You have to walk around the entire staircase to get to the sleeping area. Personally, it wouldn't bother me. In the basement, I find the ratio of children's room to hallway space unsuccessful. Also, that the staircase intrudes into the children's room. Has this detail already been resolved? I find the kitchen with a 3m block and wall space sufficient. I like that you are not building upwards, but instead incorporating the slope into the design, we solved it similarly. However, I would have concerns about the construction costs, I just say slope, right now it's just brutal!!!!

ndooooch, there:

was obvious.