ᐅ Floor Plan Design: Is the Living Room and Hallway Too Narrow?
Created on: 20 Apr 2019 08:34
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Marius89
Hello,
My name is Marius, I am 30 years old, and I will be building with my family in a newly developed residential area (Braunschweig).
After a long and exhausting planning process, I now feel that the width of the living room at 3.88m (12 feet 9 inches) rough measurement might be a bit too tight.
Who else has a living room under 4m (13 feet 1 inch) wide and can share their experience with such a space?
Because we really want to have a centrally located staircase, the upstairs hallway is short and only 1m (3 feet 3 inches) wide.
Maybe I am just overthinking it?!
Unfortunately, increasing the exterior dimensions no longer fits within our budget.
I would really appreciate new ideas regarding the floor plan, thank you.
My name is Marius, I am 30 years old, and I will be building with my family in a newly developed residential area (Braunschweig).
After a long and exhausting planning process, I now feel that the width of the living room at 3.88m (12 feet 9 inches) rough measurement might be a bit too tight.
Who else has a living room under 4m (13 feet 1 inch) wide and can share their experience with such a space?
Because we really want to have a centrally located staircase, the upstairs hallway is short and only 1m (3 feet 3 inches) wide.
Maybe I am just overthinking it?!
Unfortunately, increasing the exterior dimensions no longer fits within our budget.
I would really appreciate new ideas regarding the floor plan, thank you.
Snowy36 schrieb:
Heinz von Heiden offers a better solution for a staircase in the upstairs hallway in the floor plan of the Arcus 180 On even more floor space :-(
tomtom79 schrieb:
The floor plan looks familiar to me I’m telling you, Jette.
https://www.instagram.com/11antgmxde/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/bauen-jetzt/
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Schlenk-Bär22 Apr 2019 09:4711ant schrieb:
You’re trying to replicate a Jette – stop doing that, or find a suitable plot of land for it. A simplified version of the Jette for those with statutory health insurance just won’t work; it will never be anything but a struggle!What do you mean by that? I don’t understand the content. Jette is a woman’s name...
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hampshire22 Apr 2019 09:50Schlenk-Bär schrieb:
What are you trying to say? I don’t understand the meaning. Jette is a female name......which belongs to a woman named Joop, who designed a house for a prefab home manufacturer, which 11ant reasonably assumes as a model for your design.S
Schlenk-Bär22 Apr 2019 09:55hampshire schrieb:
...worn by a woman named Joop, who designed a prefab house for a modular home company, which 11ant understandably considers as a model for your design. Ok, thanks. My design? You seem to know more about that than I do...Marius89 schrieb:
After a long and exhausting planning phaseypg schrieb:
The only practical room in the Jette was this spacious cloakroom. That will now be removed tomtom79 schrieb:
The floor plan looks familiar—is this from a general contractor? Or have you shown it before?The Viebrockhaus Jette model has often been discussed here. The staircase impresses and creates a must-have feeling among some future homeowners.
The house is being downsized, and nothing is working anymore.
And here, even the only practical room is turned into a passageway with an aquarium.
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