No, we actually don't want the bar, because as you said, the dining table is already 1m further away anyway.I would leave out the kitchen island and place the dining area exactly there in the kitchen. That way you have nice space between cooking/eating and the living room. If the kitchen island is absolutely necessary, make it smaller. Do you really need the bar? That's another good meter you lose in the dining area for a proper table 1.5m further away.
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No, it is an architect/structural engineer.Could it be that we are not talking about an architect here at all, but rather a general contractor’s draftsman (and that the fee rather refers to a planning service payment for receiving a custom design instead of the catalog model "Kevin 160")?
Try searching for floor planner 3D in English - I like to use that to quickly patch something together at home. I only have the CAD programs at the office.Yes, that's true, thank you very much for the effort :) Which program did you use to do that?
I would have suspected that too. The first solution is rubbish. The second, well. Why does the planner design a city villa if the client wants a gable roof?Could it be that we are not talking about an architect here at all, but rather a general contractor's drafting clerk (and that the fee is rather a planning service remuneration for receiving an individual design instead of the catalog model "Kevin 160")?