ᐅ House and Parking Layout – Small Plot – House with Granny Flat

Created on: 7 Jan 2024 01:37
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FXB2812
Hello everyone,

first of all, thanks to the forum, it’s fun to follow along!

Here is the preliminary information about my project, where available:

Development Plan / Restrictions

Plot size – 342 sqm (3680 sq ft)
Slope – no
Site coverage ratio – 0.4
Floor area ratio – 0.6
Building envelope, building line, and boundary – see image
Edge setbacks – 3 m (10 ft) distance from the street
Number of parking spaces – 3 (due to basement apartment; regulations of § 19 paragraph 4 of the land use ordinance will apply)
Number of floors – 2
Roof stylefree choice
Architectural style – to be determined
Orientation – see image
Maximum heights / limits – to be determined
Other requirements – keep driveway to garage free for 5.5 m (18 ft) from the property line

Requirements from the Clients

Architectural style, roof type, building type – flat roof and loggia currently of interest. Solid construction
Basement, floors – basement, ground floor, upper floor
Number of occupants, ages – 2 adults in their 30s, 2 small children, plus parents-in-law in the basement unit, both around 60 years old
Space needs on ground and upper floors – currently considering bedrooms on the ground floor and living/dining areas on the upper floor
Office: family use or home office? – optional separate home office room
Overnight guests per year – should be possible, solutions will be found
Open or closed architecture – to be determined
Traditional or modern construction – to be determined
Open kitchen, kitchen island – open kitchen; kitchen island not necessary
Number of dining seats – 6 regularly, 10-12 when guests, also with improvised seating
Fireplace – no
Music/sound wall – not a priority
Balcony, roof terrace – loggia interesting but not essential
Garage, carport – 1 garage, 2 carports/parking spaces
Utility garden, greenhouse – no

Other wishes / special features / daily routine, also reasons why certain things should or shouldn’t be – We were inspired by the Artis 301 model from Fingerhaus for the loggia and the idea of placing living and dining space on the upper floor.

The house planning will start in the next days and weeks. Since no rooms are planned yet, I would first like to focus on the surroundings, especially the integration of the garage and parking spaces.

As a basis for discussion, you will find some initial options illustrated here. The house dimensions are still flexible at this stage. One idea is to combine a carport with the covered entrance area, positioning it directly in front of the garage. This carport, however, would not count as an official parking space, so the other two (if approved by the municipality) could also be used for turning on the property.

How would you arrange and design the parking spaces and house layout in a practical way?

Thanks in advance for your feedback. If anything is unclear, please just let me know!

Good luck



Site plan with blue pin at the corner of the plot, marked dimensions 20 m and 19 m, north arrow.




Floor plan of a house with carport, garage, driveway and parking spaces on the left.



Floor plan of a house with carport, garage, driveway and parking spaces (option 2).
11ant8 Jan 2024 14:30
ypg schrieb:

And where are the parents supposed to go, or the granny flat?
I guess you’ve simply fallen in love with this rooftop terrace.

Oh, so the draftsman from the construction company is supposed to use a magic wand when copying the sample house so that a door to the world of the granny flat magically appears inside a closet?
https://www.instagram.com/11antgmxde/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/bauen-jetzt/
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kbt09
8 Jan 2024 16:48
hanghaus2023 schrieb:

That will never fit on the plot.
Exactly... that’s why it’s just a rough guide to show how much space everything takes up 😉
K a t j a8 Jan 2024 20:19
What is actually specified about the maximum ridge height in the development plan?
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xMisterDx
9 Jan 2024 13:02
Are you even allowed to build that much? Some zoning plans explicitly prohibit exceeding the permitted floor area ratio, so in that case, you may only build up to 40% above the limit, with parking spaces and access paths counted at 50%, maybe 50-60%. That limit can be reached quickly...