Single-family house - Opinions on our design

  • Erstellt am 2017-09-29 23:14:10

MBS2201

2017-09-29 23:14:10
  • #1
Hello, I need your advice on how to get a better layout from the Elternbad - Hauswirtschaftsraum room - to Kinderbad.

Specifications:
Children's rooms are on the south side
Children's rooms should be approximately the same size. The Hauswirtschaftsraum room should have a dryer and washing machine, as we are building without a basement.

Thank you for your help.
 

ypg

2017-09-29 23:38:59
  • #2
Hello first of all
Drafts can only be evaluated and possibly changed as a whole.
Some things are missing here.
The upper floor indicates that the staircase either has the wrong position or is fundamentally the wrong choice.
The room layout is not advantageous: parents' bedroom, child 2, utility room... simply unnecessarily wasted, unusable corners in the rooms. Bathroom furniture should be arranged accordingly.

No tips from me, see sentence 1!
 

11ant

2017-09-30 01:56:20
  • #3

Indeed.


If the overall result is so skewed, it is a good reason to question all the requirements.


It hardly matters what is supposed to go in there and even fits, when you have to be like a rubber person to slalom your way through as here.
 

Zaba12

2017-09-30 06:03:51
  • #4
The modern rubber person needs exactly 4 sinks and a children's bathroom for 4 people.

Thus also 3 toilets (incl. guest toilet), which of course is a bit unfair because then not all 4 can go to the bathroom at the same time.

First World Problems

Really, you need a children's bathroom? With that space you can really do more useful things.
 

Alex85

2017-09-30 07:13:04
  • #5
Whether the room is sensible is another matter. In case of doubt, book it under luxury and luxury is allowed. However, with an 8sqm bathroom, I would move away from wanting a walk-in shower solution. The room is simply too small for that. That should already open up new options.

The floor plan looks very forced. The messed-up staircase, the pitch-dark hallway and all the offsets in the rooms ... this is more a case for the reset button. 105sqm of living space on one floor and not a hint of spaciousness visible.
 

DNL

2017-09-30 07:24:18
  • #6
Do you mean that for these 8sqm or in general? We have 4sqm and 8sqm bathrooms and that works wonderfully.
 

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