Crossy
2021-02-22 10:57:27
- #1
The bed in the master bedroom will not work like that. At least not with nightstands. Unless you permanently sleep in a 1.4 m futon. How do you get from the living/dining area to the garden?
Single-family house on the hillside - Feedback on the current floor plan
- Erstellt am 2021-02-21 20:28:43
icandoit
2021-02-22 11:02:51
- #2
I assume north is at the top right of the site plan.
Here, for understanding, the contour lines are 1 m apart.
The ground floor is 1.5 m above the entrance!
Here, for understanding, the contour lines are 1 m apart.
The ground floor is 1.5 m above the entrance!
icandoit
2021-02-22 11:13:15
- #3
Shouldn't one go from the WF to the basement? That saves the stairs inside the house?
That saves space in the basement for the granny flat and the extra door from outside.
That saves space in the basement for the granny flat and the extra door from outside.
icandoit
2021-02-22 11:23:55
- #4
Sorry, forgot the 0 line.
Nice-Nofret
2021-02-22 11:29:01
- #5
The airspace is, in this small unit, for the foxes - without the airspace, the sleeping floor would also be easier to furnish. It will look like a hole in the ceiling but offer no spaciousness at all.
The airspace only causes the noises & food smells to reach the sleeping floor. It also does not bring any cost savings.
The airspace only causes the noises & food smells to reach the sleeping floor. It also does not bring any cost savings.
Alessandro
2021-02-22 11:43:04
- #6
We have already had this discussion ... I find it pointless because it is your personal feeling. Just as every city villa under 300sqm is an "instead villa" for :rolleyes: Turn the bed in the bedroom and do without the window in the air space. After all, you don't want to look directly into the children's room and vice versa, the child definitely doesn't want that.