Brick masonry

Hello everyone,

we want to build a single-family house with approx. 160m^2 and a basement. We have now received an offer from a developer and had a conversation with an architect. Now I would like to know your opinions regarding masonry.

Developer:
Exterior wall Poroton T10 brick 36.5cm; basement exterior walls receive a 10 cm thick perimeter thermal insulation, WLG 035.
Interior walls: load-bearing 17.5-24cm; non-load-bearing 11.5cm brick walls, in the basement aerated concrete.
Exterior plaster 3-layer: lime-cement lightweight plaster; fabric putty; disc plaster texture.
Brick roller shutter box; the ceiling edges on the ground floor are constructed with brick stop stones where possible.

Architect:
Only told us; brick masonry and then an exterior plaster with Styrofoam beads on top.

Hope you can help me here.

And the question would be?

What do you think about the statements made by the developer, or the statement from the architect?

Are these given statements sensible, or what could be better planned?

Meaningful in what respect? In principle, you can of course build a house with it.

Sensible for a single-family house, or how would you build? KFW-wise it should be around 70-85, residential area rather quiet (sound insulation), otherwise quite normal requirements.

There are more than two dozen meaningful ways to build a single-family house (just for the walls alone). Usually, personal taste also plays a role (wood/stone/monolithic or not, etc.). Your option sounds feasible; depending on other equipment and construction methods, a Kfw70 is no problem, I would say.