Development Plan / Restrictions
Plot size: 1000 sqm (0.25 acres)
Slope: yes
Floor area ratio 0.3
Floor space index 2
Edge development, only allowed for garage
Number of parking spaces: 2
Client Requirements
Style, roof shape, building type
Basement, number of floors
Number of occupants, ages: 2 / 33 and 50
Office: family use or home office? Private for both, business separate
Guests per year: approx. 1 per month*
Open kitchen, kitchen island: island with counter and divider area, cooking at wall side
Number of dining seats: 4-6
Fireplace: yes, between dining and living area
Balcony, roof terrace: possibly terrace to be extended by balcony
Garage, carport, garage with 2 spaces
Utility garden: yes
Other wishes/special features/daily routine, also reasons for why this or that should or should not be: kitchen/dining should be separated from living area, sliding door sufficient
House Design
Who designed the plan:
- Do-it-Yourself
What is particularly liked? Why? Both floors accessible without stairs for heavy items.
What is disliked? Why? Too much hallway
Preferred heating technology: complex topic, probably heat pump with deep drilling, solar system as well (terrace roof and garages)
Hello everyone,
I would like to share the plans I have drawn myself so far. I would appreciate your opinions before I have my meeting with the architect. Why? Because it might bring some new ideas!
Briefly about the plan, it’s certainly not perfect and I hope everything is clear.
It is a 1000 sqm (0.25 acres) plot on a gentle slope that falls practically and has been integrated accordingly. I want both floors to be accessible, with the main entrance upstairs where the living area is located. Downstairs is also used as a business entrance for customers. I run a small advertising and embroidery company, so I need space for several machines, a large table for films, etc. Also a proper office with room for customer meetings at the PC. Plus storage for films, boards, and small items. That’s why it’s all downstairs.
In the living area I want an exposed roof truss because I find it cozy, and a loft is basically not necessary—at least in the front three rooms, all of which have access to the terrace. The terrace should then have access to the garden at the back.
I already roughly included the furniture but left it out of this plan because it looked a bit improvised *laughs, but basically it would have worked.
In the end, I made several compromises, for example, I always wanted a garage directly at the house, but that wasn’t possible. The driveway must be in that position! I did not like a garage at the front at all; I would have preferred a garage down the slope, but that is not allowed because of the driveway.
As much work as possible will be done by ourselves. Concrete slab, walls, etc. are already arranged, but that is not important for the floor plan now.
I’m mostly interested in what might be really problematic and why, or what I may have completely overlooked, but also what you like. Or what you have experienced and would never do again...
Just some feedback, suggestions, ideas, or comments would be great.
Oh, and yes, there is a free room in the living area. That would probably be for guests and a private office for both of us, since no children are planned. If something changes, there would be room for a child’s room, and the guest/office room would then move downstairs, which would then be more of a storage and hobby/fitness area.
I hope I was able to explain everything well enough and I’m looking forward to your comments. And yes, the plans probably show that I am quite a beginner in this.
Best regards
Plot size: 1000 sqm (0.25 acres)
Slope: yes
Floor area ratio 0.3
Floor space index 2
Edge development, only allowed for garage
Number of parking spaces: 2
Client Requirements
Style, roof shape, building type
Basement, number of floors
Number of occupants, ages: 2 / 33 and 50
Office: family use or home office? Private for both, business separate
Guests per year: approx. 1 per month*
Open kitchen, kitchen island: island with counter and divider area, cooking at wall side
Number of dining seats: 4-6
Fireplace: yes, between dining and living area
Balcony, roof terrace: possibly terrace to be extended by balcony
Garage, carport, garage with 2 spaces
Utility garden: yes
Other wishes/special features/daily routine, also reasons for why this or that should or should not be: kitchen/dining should be separated from living area, sliding door sufficient
House Design
Who designed the plan:
- Do-it-Yourself
What is particularly liked? Why? Both floors accessible without stairs for heavy items.
What is disliked? Why? Too much hallway
Preferred heating technology: complex topic, probably heat pump with deep drilling, solar system as well (terrace roof and garages)
Hello everyone,
I would like to share the plans I have drawn myself so far. I would appreciate your opinions before I have my meeting with the architect. Why? Because it might bring some new ideas!
Briefly about the plan, it’s certainly not perfect and I hope everything is clear.
It is a 1000 sqm (0.25 acres) plot on a gentle slope that falls practically and has been integrated accordingly. I want both floors to be accessible, with the main entrance upstairs where the living area is located. Downstairs is also used as a business entrance for customers. I run a small advertising and embroidery company, so I need space for several machines, a large table for films, etc. Also a proper office with room for customer meetings at the PC. Plus storage for films, boards, and small items. That’s why it’s all downstairs.
In the living area I want an exposed roof truss because I find it cozy, and a loft is basically not necessary—at least in the front three rooms, all of which have access to the terrace. The terrace should then have access to the garden at the back.
I already roughly included the furniture but left it out of this plan because it looked a bit improvised *laughs, but basically it would have worked.
In the end, I made several compromises, for example, I always wanted a garage directly at the house, but that wasn’t possible. The driveway must be in that position! I did not like a garage at the front at all; I would have preferred a garage down the slope, but that is not allowed because of the driveway.
As much work as possible will be done by ourselves. Concrete slab, walls, etc. are already arranged, but that is not important for the floor plan now.
I’m mostly interested in what might be really problematic and why, or what I may have completely overlooked, but also what you like. Or what you have experienced and would never do again...
Just some feedback, suggestions, ideas, or comments would be great.
Oh, and yes, there is a free room in the living area. That would probably be for guests and a private office for both of us, since no children are planned. If something changes, there would be room for a child’s room, and the guest/office room would then move downstairs, which would then be more of a storage and hobby/fitness area.
I hope I was able to explain everything well enough and I’m looking forward to your comments. And yes, the plans probably show that I am quite a beginner in this.
Best regards
Your basement is larger than your ground floor. The rooms can only be moderately assessed without seeing the furnishings.
This is a commercial use and will likely require a mixed-use (MI) or medium-density (MD) zoning area; I do not see it fitting in a residential neighborhood (WR / WA).
https://www.instagram.com/11antgmxde/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/bauen-jetzt/
Martina89 schrieb:
I run a small advertising company and embroidery business
This is a commercial use and will likely require a mixed-use (MI) or medium-density (MD) zoning area; I do not see it fitting in a residential neighborhood (WR / WA).
https://www.instagram.com/11antgmxde/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/bauen-jetzt/
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altoderneu17 Feb 2022 10:39Martina89 schrieb:
Building coverage ratio 0.3
Floor area ratio 2A floor area ratio (Floor area ratio) of 2 with a building coverage ratio (Building coverage ratio)--> does that mean you have to cram in 6 (in words: SIX) full floors plus an additional finished attic to fully utilize that?! [/B]
What kind of zone are you building in?
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