Work planning single-family house 180 sqm flat roof with basement & double garage

  • Erstellt am 2017-12-17 18:53:12

ivenh0

2018-03-22 14:05:22
  • #1
Thank you for the feedback again.

We have now submitted the planning as is. The thing with the children’s rooms is a good point. However, both are sufficiently large and I don’t find it particularly problematic if one is bigger than the other. (I can well imagine that one of the children will move to the basement during puberty and then enjoy their own bathroom there). We still have enough time to possibly adjust it later in the detailed planning.
 

11ant

2018-03-22 14:26:17
  • #2
I wasn't referring to size or size difference, but rather not to place the opened door leaves against the wall as if for execution, but to leave space behind them to also place wardrobes there. This simply increases the number of furnishing options, which is sometimes more valuable than the nominal square meters.
 

ivenh0

2018-06-26 22:30:43
  • #3
Where can small adjustments still optimize something? Be it lighting, walls, doors, windows, ...



First about the window arrangement in the north. We know that it does not look good from the outside, but we consciously decided on it because we really like the arrangement from the inside -> great window on the platform ground floor/upper floor, light in the basement corridor

Looking forward to your reactions

Regards
 

kaho674

2018-06-27 07:56:53
  • #4
Beautiful planning, although I have to admit that the 2nd child would really have the short end of the stick compared to child 1. If there are really 2 children, I would also be in favor of more fairness.

What I notice about the windows (inside!) - they are often placed right on the edge, literally. I am not a fan of "slamming to the edge" or "squeezing into the corner." Windows directly on the room wall - if I were you, I would take another look at that in the 3D simulation. I wouldn’t like it that much.

 

11ant

2018-06-27 14:50:20
  • #5
Yes, it has a bit of an office cubicle vibe, especially when it is only attached on one side, visually somewhat one-legged. Aesthetically, from experienced perspective, a serious mistake - but on the other hand, from a layman's perspective, that is precisely what makes it "particularly Bauhaus-like."
 

ivenh0

2018-06-28 11:38:40
  • #6


The window in the pantry already makes sense because a shelf can be placed along the entire left side in this narrow room. The window in the bathroom is unfortunate! We will move it. Thanks for the hint. Do you have a solution for the door in the office? Sliding it to the right is bad because either the window would have to be narrowed, or the wall between the window and door would be removed, which we don’t like visually.

Any ideas?
 

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