Hello everyone.
Our planning is progressing, and we have put together a floor plan. This was a first rough draft for the quotation phase.
What do you think of it, and what would you change or improve?
We would really appreciate some constructive feedback.
Our planning is progressing, and we have put together a floor plan. This was a first rough draft for the quotation phase.
What do you think of it, and what would you change or improve?
We would really appreciate some constructive feedback.
Golfi90 schrieb:
We put together a floor plan. This was a quick first draft for the bidding phase. [...] We would really appreciate some constructive feedback. Why bother? - "Put together quickly" and "quick draft" describe it quite accurately, and it will likely be improved significantly after the offer phase, so it will fulfill its preliminary purpose.
Golfi90 schrieb:
What do you think of it, or what would you change/improve? Not much, since you can’t really get a true "villa" out of that volume; and otherwise, various things: the bathroom really only serves as a placeholder for the size and type and number of sanitary fixtures.
If it were "cooked with love," it would be different, but for estimating a price, this is more than enough.
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Hello everyone.
Unfortunately, I can no longer edit my first post.
Maybe one of the moderators could take care of that.
Development Plan / Restrictions
- Plot size: 664m2 (7150 sq ft)
- Slope: No
- Site coverage ratio: 0.4
- Floor area ratio: 0.5
- Building envelope, building line, and boundary: unknown
- Edge development: unknown
- Number of parking spaces: 2
- Number of floors: 2
- Roof pitch: min. 20 degrees / max. 45 degrees
- Architectural style: unknown
- Orientation: unknown
- Maximum height/limits: 9.5m (31 ft)
- Other requirements: unknown
Client Requirements
- Architectural style, building type: Modern, urban villa
- Basement, floors: No basement, 2 floors
- Space requirements on the ground floor: Open kitchen/living/dining area, utility room, guest toilet
Upper floor: Master bedroom, walk-in closet, bathroom, guest room/office, 1 child’s bedroom
- Office: Family use/guest couch
- Guests per year: 2-3
- Open floor plan
- Modern construction
- Open kitchen, possibly with kitchen island
- Number of dining places: 4-6
- Fireplace: No
- Music/stereo wall: No
- Balcony, roof terrace: No
- Garage, carport: Double carport
- Utility garden, greenhouse: No
House Design
- Planner: Designer from a construction company
- Cost estimate according to planner: 200,000€
- Personal price limit for the house: Turnkey including painting 230,000€
- Preferred heating system: Air-to-water heat pump
- Why is the design the way it is now? Rough design by the planner based on our specifications for cost estimation
- What do you think makes it particularly good or bad? Kitchen and living room are too narrow.
This plan concerns plot 6!
I have answered the questions as well as possible.
Unfortunately, I can no longer edit my first post.
Maybe one of the moderators could take care of that.
Development Plan / Restrictions
- Plot size: 664m2 (7150 sq ft)
- Slope: No
- Site coverage ratio: 0.4
- Floor area ratio: 0.5
- Building envelope, building line, and boundary: unknown
- Edge development: unknown
- Number of parking spaces: 2
- Number of floors: 2
- Roof pitch: min. 20 degrees / max. 45 degrees
- Architectural style: unknown
- Orientation: unknown
- Maximum height/limits: 9.5m (31 ft)
- Other requirements: unknown
Client Requirements
- Architectural style, building type: Modern, urban villa
- Basement, floors: No basement, 2 floors
- Space requirements on the ground floor: Open kitchen/living/dining area, utility room, guest toilet
Upper floor: Master bedroom, walk-in closet, bathroom, guest room/office, 1 child’s bedroom
- Office: Family use/guest couch
- Guests per year: 2-3
- Open floor plan
- Modern construction
- Open kitchen, possibly with kitchen island
- Number of dining places: 4-6
- Fireplace: No
- Music/stereo wall: No
- Balcony, roof terrace: No
- Garage, carport: Double carport
- Utility garden, greenhouse: No
House Design
- Planner: Designer from a construction company
- Cost estimate according to planner: 200,000€
- Personal price limit for the house: Turnkey including painting 230,000€
- Preferred heating system: Air-to-water heat pump
- Why is the design the way it is now? Rough design by the planner based on our specifications for cost estimation
- What do you think makes it particularly good or bad? Kitchen and living room are too narrow.
This plan concerns plot 6!
I have answered the questions as well as possible.
Some comments have already been made about the dimensions of the living space – in such a narrow layout, it’s hard to create a comfortable atmosphere.
Even if you plan to stay as a couple or should do so, consider how much storage space you will need. I don’t see that addressed here. It gets even more challenging with a child.
I find the bathroom problematic. When you enter, you have to be lucky that no one is opening the shower door at the same time, otherwise you risk damaging the room door, and running to the toilet is already quite a hassle. I would completely rethink and redesign this area.
Overall, the design feels thrown together. Planning a house quickly and without careful thought is not how you create a home to live in comfortably for decades!
Even if you plan to stay as a couple or should do so, consider how much storage space you will need. I don’t see that addressed here. It gets even more challenging with a child.
I find the bathroom problematic. When you enter, you have to be lucky that no one is opening the shower door at the same time, otherwise you risk damaging the room door, and running to the toilet is already quite a hassle. I would completely rethink and redesign this area.
Overall, the design feels thrown together. Planning a house quickly and without careful thought is not how you create a home to live in comfortably for decades!
So, how is the house going to be positioned on the plot? Driveway from the east?
Is there no building envelope for the house? What are the dimensions of the plot? Will the neighboring plots be developed as shown?
First floor .. bathroom and dressing room are both not well planned.
Ground floor .. always consider the path from the source (kitchen) to the garden. Here it also seems to end up as a zigzag.
Is there no building envelope for the house? What are the dimensions of the plot? Will the neighboring plots be developed as shown?
First floor .. bathroom and dressing room are both not well planned.
Ground floor .. always consider the path from the source (kitchen) to the garden. Here it also seems to end up as a zigzag.
kbt09 schrieb:
Is there no building envelope for the house? Yes, Kerstin, it is marked – free pass 🙂
kbt09 schrieb:
And how is the house supposed to be positioned on the lot? Driveway from the east? Yes, this question was still unanswered from the last thread.
This was a quick estimate for approximate pricing. Nothing about the floor plan is really planned yet; it’s just rough ideas and preferences.
Due to the holidays, we haven’t been able to check where the sewer shafts are located, and that will ultimately determine whether the house should be positioned on the east or west side.
Due to the holidays, we haven’t been able to check where the sewer shafts are located, and that will ultimately determine whether the house should be positioned on the east or west side.
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