ᐅ Floor plan version four! :-)

Upper floor:
Could you open the door in the study?
Bathroom window on the upper floor? Oh right, daylight comes through the glass box (bedroom).
Closet door drawn in quickly? Already mentioned, it gets stuck in the masonry.
The gallery seems to be the most important room? With 26m² (280 sq ft).

Ground floor:
Spacious entrance area, first you have to sit down on the armchair to get through?
Guest bathroom window?
In general, it’s great when I’m comfortably sitting on the sofa and the teenagers go upstairs.
The flat screen in the middle of the room is great, but you could do without the windows it blocks.

I’m stopping here, don’t feel like continuing.

But one thing you have: not a run-of-the-mill house!

I forgot, I assume there is a basement?!

Francis schrieb:
Again.... Why redesign the entire plan??? It’s not supposed to be a standard cookie-cutter house...
Here’s the floor plan with furniture again... as you can see, we even have a kitchen...
You can also go from the dressing room into the bedroom...

Unfortunately, you can’t open the door in the dressing room because the wardrobe is in the way.
On the other side, the wall would have to be demolished to install the door.
In the bedroom, the bathroom door hits the bedside table.

With a bit of momentum into the office, and the other person suddenly sits very close to the screen.

The kitchen cabinets are stacked right on top of each other.
If you’re a bit broader, you can’t even get into the kitchen because there is only 50 cm (20 inches) of space on each side.
Also a clever idea for “easy weight loss.”

In the basement, the staircase is quarter-turn with 14 steps and 3.50 m (11.5 ft) long. Upstairs, the staircase is straight with 17 steps and 5 m (16.4 ft) long. Suddenly, I magically add 3 steps... Harry Potter sends his regards.

Surely, you haven’t thought about the water supply and drainage pipes yet either.
Looking at the basement including the staircase from an amateur’s perspective, I suspect the structural engineer wouldn’t exactly be thrilled either.

In short, a complete circle!

Just drop it. The designs keep getting worse.

OK, good. I accept the feedback.
There is a basement, and the stairs to the basement are located next to the kitchen stairs.
However, planning a floor plan for this house is not very easy. As mentioned, it is a semi-detached house, so there are no windows on the left side. The guest bathroom has no window. I have already drawn many possible floor plans using this program. Although the house is very large, I’m not quite sure how to arrange everything more space-efficiently (the hallway upstairs is much too large). We will, of course, hire an architect. I also know from the structural calculations that there will be columns in the living room. Should I consider moving the study to the ground floor? Of course, regarding the stair steps, the program didn’t handle that perfectly, and I won’t place the furniture exactly as shown. But how could I best arrange the rooms on the upper floor with this floor plan?
The kitchen has always been where it is now, so I wanted to keep it there. I initially had it in the back right corner, where the bathroom is currently located.
Fortunately, we still have some time. Construction won’t start for another two years. We have already cleared some space in the garden—removed 20 fir trees...
Maybe someone still has another idea. But as I said, it is a semi-detached house.

Francis schrieb:
OK, understood. I accept the feedback.
The basement is available, and the stairs to the basement are located next to the kitchen stairs.
However, it’s not very easy to design a floor plan for this house. As mentioned, it’s a semi-detached house, so there are no windows on the left side... The guest bathroom does not have a window. I have already drawn many possible floor plans (using this software). The house is quite large, but I’m not sure how to arrange everything more space-efficiently (the upstairs hallway is way too big). We will, of course, hire an architect. I also know structurally that there will be support columns in the living room. Should I consider moving the study to the ground floor? Sure, the stairs in the program weren’t perfectly accurate, and I won’t place the furniture exactly as shown... But how could I best distribute the rooms on the upper floor with this layout???
The kitchen has always been where it is now, so I wanted to keep it there. Initially, I had it at the rear right. Currently, the bathroom is there.
Thankfully, we still have some time. Construction will start in about two years. We have already cleared some space in the garden – removed 20 fir trees...
Maybe someone else has another idea... But, as I said, it is a semi-detached house...

I have now also found a website where they send you your floor plan within 48 hours... I will try that out. As I said, it is really difficult to draw a floor plan for a semi-detached house, because one side has no windows....

The architect plans anyway. So just let them do it; they have the training for it.