Single-family house with a small footprint, attic and basement, neighbor's approval

Ok, then I'm not quite sure what you meant by 45° walls.

everywhere where there is no 90° angle in the walls. ok, I didn't measure, maybe you are planning 50 or 60°, but that would be completely absurd.

... those are not slanted walls ... they are virtually lines serving as room boundaries so to speak Walls wouldn't really make any sense there anyway, especially not slanted ones ;)

Oh, well, all the better. But when I think about it, the whole thing is pretty open. So, when you open the front door, the air flows straight into the living room. It's not dramatic if you get used to it. Even when frying onions, the smell inevitably spreads throughout the whole house and even reaches the upper floor right away. I don't know if you can prevent this with a gigantic exhaust hood with an external connection. But I'm glad that I can close the doors in our kitchen.

That's what I meant, those were just guidelines for area calculation. :)

By the way, I still haven't seen any of the thousand great townhouse floor plans. The ones I have seen are all somehow the same, all somehow quite okay, but not more than that. So if anyone has something for me here.... I would be very happy.

Regards

Why a townhouse floor plan? It is going to be a single-family house - right? Is north on the left side of the plan? (it always makes sense to include the north arrow on every sketch, then you don’t have to search, read the text, etc. ;) )

Yes, correct, that is north.

The thing with the terraced house floor plan was brought up by ypg, since we are limited to a width of 7.50m, which does have the character of a terraced house, even though we can build detached.

There are tens of thousands of good designs with houses that are narrower than 7.50.
There are great single-family houses that have the layout of a terraced or semi-detached house

I would be interested in examples there..