ᐅ Our bungalow floor plan – thoughts?

Created on: 30 Dec 2020 20:06
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md.wirbauen
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md.wirbauen
30 Dec 2020 20:06
We have roughly planned a floor plan for our bungalow ourselves.

The plot size is 1070 m² (11,513 sq ft).

What do you think of the floor plan, and what would you do differently here?

THANKS! 🙂
Hand-drawn floor plan of a house: kitchen, living room, dining room (55 m²)
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ypg
30 Dec 2020 20:38
md.wirbauen schrieb:

What would you do differently here?
Here? Read the pinned threads and fill out the questionnaire
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haydee
30 Dec 2020 20:55
Draw the floor plan to scale, including existing or desired furnishings. Once you have done this, discard it again.
Dimensions are missing
Wall thicknesses are missing
Compass directions
Site plan
and the questionnaire
11ant30 Dec 2020 22:07
Are MD your initials, or is the build planned for Magdeburg?
As previous contributors have already mentioned, more information and explanations about you, the plot, and the building permit / planning permission would be welcome.
md.wirbauen schrieb:

What do you think of the floor plan?

Finally, someone is sketching by hand instead of trying to be a click-and-drag 3D wizard. I also think it’s good not to turn the preliminary design stage into a dissertation on wall thicknesses and so on. I assume the drawing originally had the entrance at the bottom of the plan and was then rotated during upload from the phone?
https://www.instagram.com/11antgmxde/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/bauen-jetzt/
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haydee
30 Dec 2020 22:15
Well, a bit of wall thickness is definitely necessary. Take the bedroom, for example – 3 meters (10 feet) is already tight. Subtract the wall thickness, and you’re limited to shoe size 35 and XS at best.
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knalltüte
30 Dec 2020 22:19
Congratulations on such a large plot of land!
(Photos of it are also welcome anytime, there is a separate thread for that)

And it’s nice that at least someone is welcoming you kindly 😎

The information mentioned above is of course useful, but it’s still okay to respond politely despite the time :p
Not everyone is active here or on other forums and familiar with these topics.

We look forward to more updates...

P.S. Our first drafts were also on graph paper without wall thicknesses