Be sure to draw the desired furniture to scale.
Why are you positioning the house so far back? Every centimeter (0.4 inch) away from the street costs money.
Site development, courtyard paving
Why are you positioning the house so far back? Every centimeter (0.4 inch) away from the street costs money.
Site development, courtyard paving
rick2018 schrieb:
Financial economist according to profile.Ah, ok... I’m not aware that financial economists are particularly creative when it comes to design planning.
However, I also don’t believe they claim to be able to do everything.
If we are only supposed to approve the draft here, this is the wrong forum.
rick2018 schrieb:
I have a slightly different view than 11ant regarding the garage. Having a garage directly attached to the house is extremely practical.I agree with that – however, it is important to balance the idea that "a garage close to the house is practical" with the question, "is it also practical to physically connect the house and garage?" Many issues related to site layout can quickly be resolved by reconsidering the rigid connection between the house and garage.https://www.instagram.com/11antgmxde/
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rick2018 schrieb:
Then I’ll put it this way. For me, having the garage separate from the house in a new build would not be an option. The practical aspects outweigh everything. It is true, however, that this sometimes leads to challenges in placement and layout. In this case, though, you have to accept a compromise.
But it won’t be as difficult if you position the garage on the south side and arrange the entrance and terrace cleverly.
@11ant is not necessarily referring to a shared wall, but the connection or passage between garage and house.
Since we’re talking about a 130sqm (1400 sqft) house here, too much floor space is lost that the house—if detached—could otherwise use for living purposes.
ypg schrieb:
@11ant doesn’t necessarily mean the shared wall, but rather the passage between the garage and the house.I generally mean anything that creates a rigid connection between the building structures and thereby makes them unnecessarily bulky as a whole, when they would each be better suited to the site if considered separately.I am not against connection doors, just questioning them.
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11ant schrieb:
I am not opposed to connection (door) elements, just questioning them.And very persistently so I understand that: I am the same after all
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