ᐅ Floor plan of an urban villa / window arrangement, feedback welcome

Created on: 17 Jun 2017 14:41

Hello, I am still looking for suggestions to improve our design.

We are not satisfied with the current arrangement of the windows, and the stove will also be removed.

Ground floor plan of a house with kitchen, dining, living room, utility room, hallway, WC, and garage.

First floor plan with hallway, 4 rooms, bathroom, and additional room; total area 68.92 m² (742 sq ft)

Basel5 Nov 2017 19:23

#13

No, there is no sloping roof anywhere there. Alternatively, a 1.70m (5 ft 7 in) bathtub could fit, but that was not really the plan.

276cm (9 ft 1 in) is the rough structural dimension, so there is some space left for plaster and tiles. It will probably be a tight fit.

ypg5 Nov 2017 21:23

#14

It should still fit. What kind of recess is pushing the bathtub to the left side according to the plan?

Basel5 Nov 2017 23:09

#15

The ventilation and technical installations run either downwards or upwards there. Actually, the entire bathroom should be 276cm (109 inches) wide. This recess was basically created to provide additional storage behind the washbasin in the bathroom, similar to a wall-hung installation.

The ventilation ducts are already embedded in concrete, so nothing can be changed there anymore.

Curly6 Nov 2017 07:09

#16

But you still need to subtract the interior plaster from your 2.76 m (9 ft).

Best regards
Sabine

ypg6 Nov 2017 07:55

#17

You can build a deeper platform behind the toilet to extend it forward.
A 1.70-meter (5 ft 7 in) bathtub would not be an option for me.

ᐅ Floor plan of an urban villa / window arrangement, feedback welcome

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