Storage space and heating problem

I would definitely reconsider the heating anyway...

Hello :)
Unfortunately, I can barely read the measurements – is the house really only 9.30 square meters?
I don’t necessarily think a basement is necessary, as that also means costs.... however, here and there half a meter more wouldn’t hurt.



Regarding the hobby: which hobby? The planning of a hobby room should be taken into account before planning a house, just like children’s rooms. Otherwise, you can use the office for sewing, the sofa for surfing, the DB for model trains, and the living room for sports. A fitness machine just gathers dust; better to rely on a fitness club or running ;)
Flea market boxes are on our garage shelf, and vacation souvenirs find their place in our spice drawer or shelf.

You actually lack some storage space. And definitely a wardrobe!!! But for that, the utility room could be a bit smaller. In the utility room, be sure to leave a wall free so you can install a row of cabinets there. That can hold all the decorative stuff, tools, cleaning supplies, and provisions.
I find your pantry unnecessary, and the door also disturbs a reasonable kitchen layout. I would put the door facing the hallway and make the wardrobe with your countless jackets and shoes under the stairs.
The utility room wastes space in the middle... but you could put a built-in cabinet in front of the WC.
Upstairs, the dressing room is too narrow, and the slalom path isn’t well thought out. Removing the window there and having a small walk-in square closet would be better in terms of usability. But I see potential here if the house grows 50cm in width.
The air space is, of course, wasted space, hardly useful except that it can allow air to rise upward. But no one will stand there to enjoy the great view down below. – I would make it a storage room.

From a planning perspective, it’s not very clever to place the toilet upstairs above the living room. Why aren’t the children’s rooms next to each other? Why isn’t the bathroom above the utility room and guest WC? Please fill out the link that kbt09 posted to you :)
There is still a lot of potential... for the architect!

Are you allowed to build bigger, or does your floor area ratio forbid it??? It will probably be less of a cost issue than a basement?! ;)

Wait and see what ideas Kerstin ( ) has for you. The criticism should probably be similar :oops:

Best regards, Yvonne