Are additional costs for suspended land calculable?

  • Erstellt am 2019-12-03 07:46:52

michert

2019-12-03 08:18:54
  • #1
If you plan the building structure correctly and place it on the site, you save yourself many slope reinforcements. My double garage, for example, is simultaneously a 6m retaining wall. Otherwise, have the retaining walls on the slope side drawn in by the planner and, if you are building with a general contractor, price them in advance.
 

BauherrFranken

2019-12-03 08:59:32
  • #2


You have correctly identified the depth. It is approx. 21 meters wide and 35 meters deep!
 

michert

2019-12-03 09:55:51
  • #3


At 21 m, I might not place the garage on the boundary and partially integrate the garage into the house, using the garage roof as a terrace. With the garage on the boundary, this is usually not (legally) possible. Maybe also around the corner southwest. Get an architect involved. Very nice plot, you can make something really beautiful out of it.
 

sichtbeton82

2019-12-03 10:23:54
  • #4
I think it is well predictable. On our south-facing slope, it is 3m high over 10m length. We or rather the garden landscaper clearly miscalculated the costs. A good plan is important. You can definitely distribute the excavation well on the property. If necessary, a neighbor might also need some soil. Then you would basically only have the excavator work on the property. Transport and disposal would be eliminated. Do you already have ideas regarding one or more terraces? How should the transitions be designed (naturally slopes, L-stones, gabions, natural stone wall, ...)? You can also do quite a bit yourself. So I wouldn’t be generally discouraged by the property. Energetically, such a south-facing slope is top. What is the building envelope? Do you want to be as close as possible to the street, or rather as far away as possible?
 

BauherrFranken

2019-12-03 10:34:30
  • #5
The neighbor has basically solved it like this (I have cropped the picture for privacy reasons). Not actually done badly. The house is then situated relatively high up. I could imagine something like that too. However, at the moment we have absolutely no concrete ideas, as we have just discovered the plot.
 

BauherrFranken

2019-12-07 16:22:37
  • #6
The building envelope is probably located relatively far back. The neighbors said it is probably already quite rocky. In addition, they had problems with hillside water. In any case, a lot has apparently been invested in retaining walls. I am torn.
 

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