ᐅ Routing of Pipes from the Utility Room to the Bathroom

11ant schrieb:

And since "Child 3" is larger than the "Bathroom," you want to carve that off as a storage space? Without a dormer, you wouldn’t have standing height all the way to the eaves.

I don’t want to carve anything off. The layout in the bathroom would then be similar to Kiefernallee – option 1.

Exactly, there is a storage space behind the stove, so even a person two meters (6 feet 7 inches) tall can stand up there without hitting their head.

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11ant schrieb:

Exactly, there is a storage space behind the stove, so even a person two meters (6 ft 7 in) tall can stand up there without hitting their head.

Then it fits perfectly.

I would primarily adapt the rooms to the plot and orientation. Usually, the bathrooms are located on the cooler north side, while the living areas face the sunny south or west.

It is advantageous for bathrooms, including toilets, to be more or less stacked on top of each other. The utility room is often placed at the front of the house, near the street, due to the supply connections.

Chrisi1906 schrieb:

Then it fits.

Could you please enlighten me about the process behind your change of mind regarding the multi-story building?

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11ant schrieb:

Could you please explain the reasons behind your change of mind regarding the multi-story building?

We have switched to a smaller plot of land. Plots of land. 5