Many families in large cities share the same problem. The apartment has one room too few, but moving is too expensive. If monument protection also prevents larger solutions, pragmatic solutions have to be found. The kitchen is the center of life for almost all families. This is where we eat and drink, laugh and cry, celebrate and argue. If this room functions well, the basis for good coexistence has been laid. This aspect is particularly important if a separate living room is not possible due to the number of rooms. Special attention was also paid to this room in

apartment F.

Due to the impossibility of making major structural changes in the listed building, almost everything was optimized within the parameters. The bathroom was also adapted to the family circumstances. To ensure that all the children still have a bedroom, the largest room is now the parents' bedroom and living room at the same time.

The kitchen island,

with direct access to the balcony and an integrated hob, serves as the new centerpiece. Accessible from both sides, it also provides ample storage space and divides the room into cooking and dining areas.

The outer walls of the kitchen were equipped with a new

wall heating system,

eliminating the need for a radiator and creating additional space.