ᐅ How to position buildings? House, terrace, garage, workshop

Michlhausbauaa schrieb:

Thank you for your suggestion. Isn’t a small-scale “wood storage” still considered a habitable space?

Don’t worry about it: you always need spots to “hide” things anyway, like wood drying on the workshop wall, compost, garden tools you want to set down, a wheelbarrow... what exactly makes my idea impossible?

Michlhausbauaa schrieb:

Could you please describe your L-shaped proposal in more detail and provide a brief sketch?

Just as a basic idea:

Michlhausbauaa schrieb:

Directly adjacent to this new residential area is an “older” development, where, for example, there is a two-family house about 5 to 10 years old and, on the same property, a detached “machine hall” roughly 14x14m (46x46 ft) in size. (No, not a farm)

A residential area remains a residential area, even if an industrial zone lies just beyond the fence. This isn’t about complaining, and – thinking of @Climbee – even a small town with around two thousand inhabitants is big enough for a troublemaker :-)

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hampshire schrieb:

Just as a basic idea:
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With this layout, only the terrace would be problematic, since it should be oriented to the south/west, right?

ypg schrieb:

Don’t worry about it: you’ll need corners anyway to “hide” things, like wood drying against the workshop wall, compost, garden tools you want to set down occasionally, a wheelbarrow... what exactly is impossible about my idea?

The garage definitely needs to be attached to the house, which unfortunately is not the case with your suggestion.

11ant schrieb:

even a small town of two thousand souls is big enough for a nagging woman 🙂

Two thousand people? No, I don’t live in a big city!!
700 residents – about 400 of them with horns 😉