Single-family house on a slope with a basement for 2 people including home office and hobby rooms

And describe exactly what you want. So be honest:

A playroom for different possibilities is simply not a dominatrix studio – the requirements are a bit different, I think.

With the specification "bouldering room," an architect will have less to start with. So specify exactly: closed room, soundwise so many square meters of bouldering area minimum and slopes necessary (because you have to think right away about how to integrate them as well as possible), how high the crash pad is that you will have on the floor, etc. That is very specific; if you want it to be exactly as you imagine, then precise information is needed.

Regarding the kitchen being open or closed, the architect has enough knowledge, but for such a special request, you really have to specify.

And describe exactly

Where did you actually get the forum name from – did you climb before you "switched" to bouldering?

I have always been more of a climber, but unfortunately not for a few years now due to health reasons. However, I hope I can start again sometime. Bouldering was always too strength-intensive for me; I prefer to snake my way up. Chimney climbing, friction climbing, stemming, twisting in - more my world than a long overhang. And I am more of a rock climber than a gym climber. Although the gym is simply good for staying consistent. Quickly heading to the mountain in the evening - that just doesn't work. Quickly into the gym - that does!

Funny, exactly at the moment I am reading the post and sitting in the garden, the song "Iko Iko" is playing on my playlist - from the opening scene of Mission Impossible 2, when Tom Cruise climbs up the canyon so "professionally"...

I once watched a movie with Tom Cruise (if I’m not mistaken, it was Little Tommy), it was about a tight-knit group who engaged in illegal sword or foil fights, often with deadly outcomes. At that time, I was an active fencer and we often watched it after training to laugh ourselves to the floor because the fencing scenes were so bad that it was funny again.

If Mission Impossible 2’s climbing scenes are the same, maybe I should watch it for fun sometime (otherwise, I absolutely can’t get into such movies and Tom Cruise even less so).

The climbing scene is just as bad