What is the ideal knee wall height?

... however, makes me fear that you are saddling the horse (oh no, the animal that is not yet quite clear whether it might become a cow) from the wrong end rather intensely.

The house is being designed around the interesting gable. However, as can be seen, the gable loses its effect due to the wider dimensions as well as the roof pitch.

The house is planned around the interesting gable. However, as can be seen, the gable loses its effect due to the wider dimensions as well as the roof pitch.

That is true, the wider dimensions are counterproductive regarding the effect of my ‘inspiration’. But that is exactly why I am asking here whether someone might have an idea of how to create a great effect through a different arrangement.

I answered your question here earlier as academically / universally as you asked it. If it actually specifically applies to the project in , then it might be different, but for that we would need clearer ideas about your plans than those shown there so far (from which you can still read decisively too little).

... however, it makes me fear that you are rather intensively putting the cart before the horse (oh no, the animal which isn’t yet quite clear if it might actually be a cow).

What plans are you still missing? A floor plan? Rooms affected by the sloping roof due to the knee wall would be children’s rooms, bathroom, and bedroom. Neither a horse nor a cow Nah nonsense, the floor plan basically already exists, only knee wall and windows I’m hoping for ideas on. By the way, the house will be positioned neither 90 degrees nor parallel, but actually about 70 degrees. After consultation with the municipality and the head of the clerk at the district office, his opinion was simply wrong and he revised his statements. You can now position the house however you want.

By the way, the house will be positioned neither at 90 degrees nor parallel, but actually at about 70 degrees. After consulting with the municipality and the head of the caseworker at the LRA, his view was simply wrong and he has revised his statements. You can now position the house however you want

And why don’t you write that in the corresponding thread? ?
You have users there who have taken time for you and your problem. Then at least share the answer or the result with them as a matter of courtesy.
Instead, unrelated questions come up that all revolve around the same issue.
That’s how the answers will only be general as well. .

What else are you missing in terms of plans? A floor plan? Rooms affected by the roof slopes due to the knee wall would be the children's room, bathroom, and bedroom. [...], the floor plan basically already exists, I just hope for ideas regarding the knee wall and windows.

I’m actually not missing anything here because, in my opinion, you are not that far along in the planning process yet. But in the aforementioned, let’s call it the "original thread," you already hinted at having a floor plan based on a low-contrast thumbnail. Then feel free to show it legibly as well. A room program rarely works with an as-yet undetermined knee wall height; rather, you have to see the floor plan, to which the ceiling might possibly be lowered.

With us, 1 m max. was allowed. That's manageable, DN 45 degrees.