Hello everyone,
We have been following this forum for quite some time, but always as guests. Now that our plans are becoming more concrete and time is running out, we have registered.
We are struggling with finding the best possible layout for the ground floor of our city villa. The house will be built by Weberhaus – 165sqm (1,776 sq ft) excluding the basement – on a 700sqm (7,535 sq ft) sloped plot. It will have two full floors, a basement, and a hipped roof in a Mediterranean style for the exterior.
We currently have two floor plans and are trying to decide which one is more functional and offers better advantages on the ground floor.
We have decided against a straight staircase because we were told it takes up more space.
What do you think? Which floor plan makes more sense? What could we improve? What else should we consider?
We look forward to your feedback!!
We have been following this forum for quite some time, but always as guests. Now that our plans are becoming more concrete and time is running out, we have registered.
We are struggling with finding the best possible layout for the ground floor of our city villa. The house will be built by Weberhaus – 165sqm (1,776 sq ft) excluding the basement – on a 700sqm (7,535 sq ft) sloped plot. It will have two full floors, a basement, and a hipped roof in a Mediterranean style for the exterior.
We currently have two floor plans and are trying to decide which one is more functional and offers better advantages on the ground floor.
We have decided against a straight staircase because we were told it takes up more space.
What do you think? Which floor plan makes more sense? What could we improve? What else should we consider?
We look forward to your feedback!!
SirDenniMiles schrieb:
The solutions offered to us there were unfortunately not at all what we had in mind. Why not? What was the problem?
SirDenniMiles schrieb:
We have already consulted other architects and requested quotes for traditional masonry construction, but the solutions offered did not meet our expectations at all.Then why not share the other plans and explain what didn’t work for you?
The position of the air-to-water heat pump seems suspicious to me. That’s likely to cause trouble with the neighbors because of noise, right? Also, it would be right in the middle of the garden?!
By the way, what are the exterior dimensions of the shed? Is there supposed to be a pool somewhere?
And yes, please show what you didn’t like about the others...
By the way, what are the exterior dimensions of the shed? Is there supposed to be a pool somewhere?
And yes, please show what you didn’t like about the others...
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SirDenniMiles28 Mar 2019 13:55halmi schrieb:
Then show the other plans and explain what didn’t work. kaho674 schrieb:
The location of the air-to-water heat pump seems questionable to me. Won’t that cause noise issues with the neighbors? Also, it’s placed right in the middle of the garden?!
What are the exterior dimensions of the cabin? Is there a pool planned somewhere?
And yes, please show what you didn’t like about the other plans...We discarded those right away when we decided against them.
Sounds bad, but that’s just how it is.
I haven’t really considered the noise level—Is it loud?
The exterior dimensions of the house are 9.04 x 11.22 m (30 ft x 37 ft). There is no pool planned, only an outdoor Jacuzzi under the balcony.
halmi schrieb:
Then show us the other designs and explain what didn’t fit.I would also find that interesting to see. Because I believe that for the budget you have, you could get a nice architect-designed house that fits well with the plot and isn’t just a standard prefab home that doesn’t suit the land. And the plot is far from ordinary. In the long run, you’ll benefit more from that than from two terraces and a smoker’s balcony.
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SirDenniMiles28 Mar 2019 14:04DASI90 schrieb:
I would also find that interesting to see. Because I think you can get a nice architect-designed house that fits well with the plot for that budget, not just a standard prefab house that doesn’t suit the plot. And the plot itself is far from standard. In the long run, you will benefit more from that than from two terraces and a smoker’s balcony.The problem is, we have already signed the purchase contract, so now we have to make the best of it. Another reason for choosing a prefab house was that we currently have very little space at home because an unexpected addition to the family arrived nine months ago, and we want to move out as quickly as possible... Building brick by brick usually takes longer.
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