Build a terraced end house with an additional unit (GÜ) on your own

Why guess? The planned heights are not state secrets. Without these, no channel could be created, etc.

But what definitely doesn't work are 2.4m wide.. if there's ever a fire there

A fire truck doesn't even notice when it pushes a curb away. But the guys in the Schilda town hall are really exemplary practitioners.

Well. It is what it is. Our construction company will now continue building without a crane. Fortunately, the shell constructor was at least able to install the formwork for the foundations; tomorrow the concrete will be poured. The rest will just have to be done with an excavator. Otherwise, the loading crane of the building material supplier will have to lift the material.

I gave the other builders a heads-up today about what’s still coming their way. The shock was great, especially among the builders starting earthworks for the second middle houses today. They wanted to apply for the road closure tomorrow – which is now moot.

News from Schilda: since the crane is no longer allowed to be used because according to the municipality it is not only "illegal" but also too close to the embankment, a concrete pump had to be brought in today for the foundations.

The crane will be removed in the coming days.

How does your GU actually take it all in? How is the blood pressure?

How does your general contractor actually take all of this? How is the blood pressure?

Unfortunately, he increasingly uses the phrase: "I haven't experienced this in 25 years either."

He is also a builder through and through – so he simply cannot understand such a way of working by the "desk warriors," which sometimes has little to do with reality.

Especially the crane. The building authority says four meters in front of the house is fine. They measured it on site themselves. However, they forget that there still has to be scaffolding in front and additionally a construction fence including feet. So we are well over the four meters. So partly totally unrealistic.