Single-family house for 4 people - Opinions

The most important reason why the garage is not going to the east I unfortunately completely omitted. ☹️ On the east side there is a road narrowing. You probably can't just move that easily, can you?

Why are you giving away those 45 cm and not building right on the boundary? I think in some federal states you even have to build on the boundary or keep a 3m distance. Is anything in the way?

True, you're right there... could push the house further to the west side with the garage.

The problem is when one thing and another are the same, like for example the sunshine-southwest and the neighbor-view-southwest.

I no longer take the drawing placeholders of the GU/BT for "client-supplied" garages seriously at all. Was I ever supposed to do that here?
A broom path that is not even a broom's width is a born dirt corner for life.

The broom corner could still be changed.

Is there actually a plan somewhere where you can see the position of the house on the plot?
Preferably also drawn with the neighbor's house.

I can provide something current on Monday. But without the neighbor's building.

I don't see a west window if the right side of the plan is southwest. My last update is this: [ATTACH alt="Stadtvilla_EG_198qm_gesamt.JPG"]46707[/ATTACH]

Oh, I thought the ground floor from #152 was the latest version. There is a west window there.

There are curtains or double roller blinds, with which you can no longer look into the house but still let light in.

Best regards
Sabine

Theoretically, yes. But do you really want to have a curtain in front of a window all day? If I have a window, then I want to be able to look through it at any time or at least have nothing in front of it. It wouldn’t be for me if part of the windows in a room always had to be covered.
That would be like a prison, where there are bars in front of the windows.

Theoretically, yes. But do you really want to have a curtain in front of a window all day? If there is a window, I want to be able to look through it at any time or have nothing in front of it. That wouldn't be good for me if a part of the windows in a room always had to be covered.
That would be like a prison, where there are bars in front of the windows.

still better than dark and never being able to look outside.

still better than dark and you can never look outside.

In this case, maybe yes. The original poster might have to look at a model house or something similar, where the situation is exactly the same – then you can say more about the lighting conditions. But to say in general now that it is too dark, I don't know. We also have windows on two sides in the living area (window sills), but certainly not more area than the original poster with his floor-to-ceiling window. And I don't find that it is darker than at the spot of our floor-to-ceiling window in the dining area. If we had a floor-to-ceiling window instead of windows on two sides, I think it wouldn't be much darker than it is now. But that's all theory. Light also distributes well.

Attached are the latest drafts.

We still need to design the color scheme according to our preferences. Kitchen and bathroom planning is still open. Therefore, nothing has been adjusted there yet. Also, only the garage is drawn in and not the storage room behind the garage.