ᐅ 7.7-meter glass façade in the living room, house measuring 11 by 11 meters

Created on: 8 Dec 2018 21:30
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Nicki21
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Nicki21
8 Dec 2018 21:30
What do you think about a 7.70m (25.3 ft) window front in the living room?

House approximately 11 by 11m (36 by 36 ft).

Best regards
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ivenh0
8 Dec 2018 21:36
We have just under 5.50 m (18 feet) in the dining room plus a corner glazing of 1.50 m (5 feet); so 7 m (23 feet) in a row. The shell construction is now complete, and I have to say it looks pretty great.
However, I wonder what the point is of having so many windows in the living room. From the window, you are more likely to look into the kitchen and dining room. In the living room, you read a book or watch a movie. At least, that's how it is for us.

Please post the floor plan.
wrobel8 Dec 2018 21:41
Hello

Basically great. We also have 12m x 3m (39 feet x 10 feet) windows on a 20m (66 feet) front.
Please share some pictures of the plans.
Keep in mind that this wall is dark in the evening, so proper thermal insulation is important.

Olli
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Bookstar
8 Dec 2018 22:16
It depends on what is visible from the outside.
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haydee
8 Dec 2018 22:30
Depends
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Structural engineering
Interior design

We have about 7 meters (23 feet), but not in one continuous length.
Interior design and structural engineering
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ypg
8 Dec 2018 22:59
It is impossible to answer this question in general terms.
What kind of view/visibility, how many parking spaces, which type of house, how much remaining area, and what orientation?
These are all factors to consider... I definitely wouldn’t recommend doing it facing south. … however, to be honest, I’m more interested in the structural engineers’ opinion 😉