Single-family house with staggered floor, southwest location in Bonn

It's not just about taste, but also about functionality and impartial evaluation.

yes, that's exactly what it's about! You can read through the thread again... ;)

I understood exactly like that or similarly. The hallway would be very spacious now, but it has the advantage that the bedroom and bathroom are directly accessible. However, the dressing room is only indirectly accessible. In the variant proposed by Würfel, the dressing room would have more space and room for cabinets, but then you always have to enter the bedroom and bathroom through the dressing room. Both have advantages and disadvantages...

I think I liked the idea of placing the children's bathroom between the rooms better, because that is the north wall and then the lower room gets more light through a corner window or two windows.

Where you want to put the shower now, I would still consider leaving an opening so that the hallway could extend over the entire house height and you have the connection between upper and ground floors. That speaks again for the access-through-dressing-room variant.

did you also have a thread for your build? Search function is not so easy and I can't send private messages yet.

:Show your floor plan so we have a benchmark! :D The hallways are from a single-family house. All the best to your nuts!

Benchmark is your townhouse;) Plans of my little house in the early stage of planning are available online. I will be damned if I post mine here in a stranger’s thread. Great basement hallways you showed. In a house of this size, I would never want that. And not this convoluted layout as in the architect’s draft either. If I’m building a "bunker" of this size and price range, which presents itself externally with clear structures, I wouldn’t want such a complicated maze. After all, the hallway on the upper floor gets 2 skylights to let light in.

I have no problem if you post your plans here :)

I have noted down my thoughts about the staircase, but in your design. Maybe this could be an approach: The problem was actually the size of the rooms, so some rooms were certainly difficult to access. But I think whether a guest room without guests has the desired 21 or 19, it doesn't matter to the grand piano - it fits in :)