ᐅ Floor plan question. Plot size 369 sqm. House dimensions 9x9 meters.
Created on: 23 Nov 2016 14:36
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Malz1902
Hello everyone,
Due to a building setback on the plot, the house cannot be built as originally planned.
We have now designed a new floor plan ourselves.
Please share your opinions. Should anything still be changed or considered?
Plot size 369 sqm (3970 sq ft)
House size 9 x 9 meters (30 x 30 feet)
The house will have a basement
Thank you in advance
Due to a building setback on the plot, the house cannot be built as originally planned.
We have now designed a new floor plan ourselves.
Please share your opinions. Should anything still be changed or considered?
Plot size 369 sqm (3970 sq ft)
House size 9 x 9 meters (30 x 30 feet)
The house will have a basement
Thank you in advance
Hello Malz,
This approach doesn’t work.
First of all, it’s not possible to evaluate such a drawing reliably without a site plan, orientation details, and additional information.
Take a look here: https://www.hausbau-forum.de/threads/grundrissplanung-bitte-vor-Beitrag-Erstellung-lesen.11714/
Secondly, I wonder which fully grown person you know whose arm span measures less than 60cm (24 inches).
This means that in some areas of the house, you can only move by turning sideways.
Therefore, I won’t go into further details—whether the doors are incorrectly placed or the washbasin is under the sloped ceiling is almost irrelevant at this point.
Best regards
This approach doesn’t work.
First of all, it’s not possible to evaluate such a drawing reliably without a site plan, orientation details, and additional information.
Take a look here: https://www.hausbau-forum.de/threads/grundrissplanung-bitte-vor-Beitrag-Erstellung-lesen.11714/
Secondly, I wonder which fully grown person you know whose arm span measures less than 60cm (24 inches).
This means that in some areas of the house, you can only move by turning sideways.
Therefore, I won’t go into further details—whether the doors are incorrectly placed or the washbasin is under the sloped ceiling is almost irrelevant at this point.
Best regards
J
j.bautsch24 Nov 2016 07:52I agree with the previous speakers. I would start over from the beginning, preferably with professional assistance.
We are as unfamiliar with the shape of the property as we are with the building requirements.
However, for a 370m² (about 4,000 sq ft) plot, one side of the lot must be at least 19m (62 feet) long.
So, the house could actually be larger.
Because of this, I believe the limiting factor in this case is not the property size but the budget (which is often the case with house building).
Since the basement is not even shown in the floor plan, I wonder what its actual purpose is. Is it just a traditional storage room for clutter and house systems?
My opinion is that you should critically reconsider the basement. If you decide to leave it out, the "savings" could easily allow for a significantly larger house...
However, for a 370m² (about 4,000 sq ft) plot, one side of the lot must be at least 19m (62 feet) long.
So, the house could actually be larger.
Because of this, I believe the limiting factor in this case is not the property size but the budget (which is often the case with house building).
Since the basement is not even shown in the floor plan, I wonder what its actual purpose is. Is it just a traditional storage room for clutter and house systems?
My opinion is that you should critically reconsider the basement. If you decide to leave it out, the "savings" could easily allow for a significantly larger house...
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Doc.Schnaggls24 Nov 2016 09:57It's a pity that there has been no further response from the original poster...
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Doc.Schnaggls24 Nov 2016 11:24Alex85 schrieb:
The thread is 20 hours old ...What are you trying to tell us with that?
Since then, the original poster has checked back (several times), but unfortunately didn’t respond to any of the questions or suggestions.
That’s all I wanted to say with post #11.
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