Bauhaus concrete villa with core insulation - experiences

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yellow_ms

2019-01-07 17:55:18
  • #1
That sounds good, so I look forward to further updates soon and hope that the thread will not be diluted even more by then. I think it's good not to read the umpteenth Flair rehash here, but to see another very appealing design for a change.
 

haydee

2019-01-07 18:17:25
  • #2
Great
Then it's moving forward
 

kaho674

2019-01-08 07:44:32
  • #3

Then you are to be pitied, because whoever doesn’t care about that has no one to leave anything to...
 

rick2018

2019-01-08 07:50:39
  • #4
He only said that he doesn't care what happens to the house. Whether the heirs tear it down, sell it... they will definitely get something from it. The best is to pass it on with warm hands.
 

Climbee

2019-01-08 08:05:59
  • #5


Well, read it yourself:


For you... don't necessarily transfer that to others.


With that you imply that such a house has a deficiency. Why? I personally can do perfectly fine without children's laughter echoing from my walls - especially early before 6 am (which my nephews liked to produce extensively in their early years).
You don't, okay. But that such a house is automatically a sad crypt, well.... think about it...


Again here: not necessarily, as already explained.

And as Buchweizen also noted:

Here you assume that not having children is SELF-INFLECTED (I already see the moral finger being pointed at those unwilling to procreate) and indeed an evil fate. A judgment that is not necessary.

For you, a life without children (laughter) is unimaginable and poor. That's your choice, and I gladly believe that this is how it is for you and that your children mean the greatest happiness to you. It's the same with my brother and I see that too. I am happy for both of you. But please don't imply that people who don't have children are supposed to be unhappy and express your pity about it.


Exactly! Although our house has a room that could be used well as a children's room and a second children's room for an older child in the basement (with daylight window) is also possible. And if you sacrifice the gallery and put in a ceiling there, you get a pretty spacious room.
But primarily we are building for ourselves and our needs now. We only made sure that the staircase is wide enough to possibly install a stairlift in old age. For the elderly who grow old alone and lonely and nurse their depressions - or something like that...


Our nephews and niece will inherit, or my brother if we should die before him. But they have to take the house as it is. If the plot and living situation are still the same as now, they will not complain.


I wholeheartedly agree with that too!
 

Climbee

2019-01-08 08:12:53
  • #6


Congratulations!

Even though there are a few minor things in the floor plan that I would do differently, please keep us updated on the construction progress. This is an exciting project and we don't often get to see something like this here.
 

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