Single-family house of 200m² in 45° angled construction

sorry OT: I have opened my own thread about our botched mini house (80 m2 basement, 50 m2 ground floor, 50 m2 upper floor, all built-up area). For the shell construction + excavation 250,000 EUR in Vienna.

Don’t be upset, but I really wonder how someone in their early 30s with two small children can easily finance over half a million plus additional incidental costs? But maybe there is a lot of parental support We are both over 50, have 3 children, soon 50% own funds of the total construction sum, but such a high amount would have been too risky for us.

Don't be mad, but I really wonder how someone in their early 30s with two small children can easily finance over half a million plus extra ancillary costs?

Besides inheritance or parental help, there are also well-paid jobs. Furthermore, there are always well-scaling young companies. One can also be financially propelled upward if one is commercially active in the right industry at the right time. Often, it doesn't even matter whether it's a single or dual income. This is not as extraordinary as the often dreamed-of lottery win.

Regardless, I would still be interested to know what you would do differently or why you don’t like something.

I think I already wrote something about that.
No basement, a bit more communal space, more central, open to the garden,..

I can also put it this way: what these gentlemen try to present as positive or interesting is something that should be changed.
Yes! In existing buildings, interesting corners should be seen positively because they are compromises that arise. One should be able to live with them if there are other great conversions in return. For a stupid corner, something fantastic must be created so that you take the stupid corner along and make something interesting out of it.

downstairs a dining area can extend into this space, upstairs there is a nice communal play area for the children.

... with a bedroom behind it that lacks some corners.

I think the slight bend fits well with the plot.

I don’t see that... but if that’s supposed to be the case, then the corner, the asymmetry, should also be recognizable inside... as a positive center and heart of the entire house.

[*]the stair area, which to me seems too narrow in relation to the otherwise generous size of the house
[*]the expected "quietness" in the study – how is that compatible in practice with a child and garden in summer?

That is then the price for the sugarcoated mistakes.

How do we live with

[*]toddlers
[*]teenagers
[*]adult nesters
[*]working from home
[*]socializing and guests

You forget that precisely because of noise reasons the house got such an (expensive) shape.

I find the floor plan interesting.

Biolek’s interesting

By now we know Hampshire’s psychologically positive words, but I think it is wrong to sugarcoat everything that needs improvement.

Meanwhile we know the psychologically positive words from Hampshire, but I think it is wrong to sugarcoat everything that needs improvement.

I would really find it great if I could decide for myself what I like!

I would really find it great if I could decide for myself what I like!

That would be even better. Where would we end up then?!

I would really think it’s great if I could decide for myself what I like!

it would be even worse if we ignored the OP’s questions
She explicitly asked for our opinion and what we would change. Wool programs are available by the dozen...