ᐅ We need help with the floor plan...

Created on: 13 Sep 2017 11:10
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Johanneslisa
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Johanneslisa
13 Sep 2017 11:10
Hello everyone,

I have been silently reading along here and have already learned a lot about house building through this forum. Thanks to everyone for that. Now we have bought a plot of land. We are having problems with the floor plan design. We know what we want but can’t put it on paper. I will try to explain everything we want, and maybe someone is interested and willing to roughly sketch it out.

- Sloped plot, meaning a hillside house
- Plot approx. 20x40m (the street runs along the 40m side; the slope descends from the street downwards; when standing on the street looking at the plot, the ground also slopes slightly from right to left)
- House exterior approx. 12x9m + double garage to the right of the house, accessible through the hallway
- Basement with office, hobby room (possibly two), laundry room, heating room with pellet storage
- Ground floor with bathroom (shower only), kitchen, pantry and dining room combined, living room with pellet stove, storage room (kitchen and living room on the far left of the house)
- Staircase should be a half-turn stair with a landing

3D-Diagramm einer Treppe mit Geländer als Schnittmodell des Stufenaufbaus


- First floor with 3 children's bedrooms approx. 15sqm (approx. 160sqft), master bedroom, and bathroom with bathtub and shower
- 15° pitched gable roof
- No bay windows, very simple rectangular house shape
- No frills or special features, simple and plain
- All rooms, if possible, square or rectangular with no angled walls

These have been and still are our considerations so far. I hope someone can help us.

Thank you very much in advance.
Climbee13 Sep 2017 11:25
So what do you want now? Someone to provide you with a plan?

I don’t think that will happen. You will need to post your ideas, drafts, sketches here first, and then we can discuss based on those.

They don’t have to be perfect plans created with specialized software; graph paper and pencil, drawn neatly, will work just fine.

Go for it!
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ypg
13 Sep 2017 11:28
No, the architect you hired or the planner/architect of your general contractor/main contractor is fundamentally responsible for your house design. They will address and resolve any issues 🙂
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Johanneslisa
13 Sep 2017 11:45
OK, I’ll upload my humble attempt.

Floor plan of a house with several rooms, stairs, and doors, wooden flooring


Digital floor plan drawing of a house with multiple rooms and stairs, wooden floor


Top view of an interior floor plan with walls, doors, and stairs
KingSong13 Sep 2017 12:07
Uhhm, without any dimensions on the plan, nothing can really be done at first. Room labels would also be great, and this hallway on the upper floor... seriously? And a wall above half of the staircase? How is that supposed to work unless you have a 4m (13 feet) ceiling height?
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Johanneslisa
13 Sep 2017 12:21
Here is the new upper floor. Unfortunately, I cannot provide any measurements.

2D floor plan of a house with several rooms, wooden flooring, hallway, and stair area