ᐅ Single-Family Home – Feedback on Our Design

MBS2201 schrieb:
Was able to copy it over.

But the upper floor doesn’t match the ground floor at all. It’s also a different upper floor than the one in #55.
From the plan, the ground floor has much less area compared to the upper floor.

And quite a few things don’t add up: the staircase has different dimensions on the ground floor compared to the upper floor. Roughly calculated, the staircase length on the ground floor is just under 3 meters (about 10 feet), while on the upper floor it measures 2.40 meters (around 7 feet 10 inches)…

Hello, I modified the upper floor from the original plan in the software.
You are right about the stairs.

MBS2201 schrieb:
What would be your suggestions to accommodate the rooms shown in the drawing?

In my opinion, there is no variation of a floor plan where the rooms are neither swapped nor the walls moved. At least that was the latest information I had. Children’s room must be at the bottom of the plan. Bedroom, dressing room, and bathroom are fixed in place. So where do you start? What can you adjust? On the gable roof house?

I don’t understand why you are investing so much energy in creating your own design. Where is your architect?

My architect was useless and this is what he delivered. It cost a lot of money, and this is the result. I am now trying to minimize the damage.

Hello, I never said that it couldn’t be changed. At the time, I just mentioned that we would prefer to have the children’s rooms placed on the south side, where they are currently planned.

I shared your input with my architect, but in the end, we parted ways on bad terms. Unfortunately, we have the major issue that the concrete slab has already been poured. Possibly a small advantage is that it was poured in a rectangular shape.

Understood. That’s intense. Do you want to finish the build without an architect now, or is the architect still involved?