goalkeeper
2019-07-24 15:18:31
- #1
Can you also build only 1.5 floors with a basement? What about split-level?
It looks quite poor in a house group then... it will probably end up being a foundation solution.
Build a terraced end house with an additional unit (GÜ) on your own
- Erstellt am 2019-05-27 10:48:59
It looks quite poor in a house group then... it will probably end up being a foundation solution.
goalkeeper
2019-07-24 20:29:40
- #2
We have now also completed the final planning and will submit the notification procedure in the coming days. And I know, the upper side window does not match the floor-to-ceiling window. However, this is because we still have to do the bathroom planning, and the window might still shift then.
kaho674
2019-07-24 21:38:26
- #3
Honestly? I think it's terrible. But luckily, I don't have to like it. Definitely one of the most exciting projects here due to the circumstances with the development plan.
goalkeeper
2019-07-24 21:45:53
- #4
Honestly? I find it terrible. But luckily I don't have to like it.
Definitely one of the most exciting projects here due to the circumstances regarding the development plan.
If we're being honest with each other, then I can now also say that I found your previous suggestions quite terrible. So I guess it’s all good now.
Still, I continue to appreciate your honest opinion!
apokolok
2019-07-24 21:46:11
- #5
Also terrible is nonsense. It is one of the few viable solutions given the external conditions. What comes to mind, but now it’s already too late anyway: - Distance between couch and TV is very large - The dining table as it is is probably unrealistic, I think a larger one will come that will then be placed lengthwise - For the two children's rooms, an American wall niche interlocking would have been an option, but it works like this too. - You urgently need shading (in addition to roller shutters) for the large glass area on the ground floor facing west. If there is nothing, you will have a sauna on days like today.
goalkeeper
2019-07-24 21:55:05
- #6
- The distance between couch / TV will not be like that. The architect designed it that way. Presumably, the couch will be free-standing and the wall unit on the other side. - The dining table is of course actually 1.60m long and will also be placed differently - Children's rooms: we find it okay as it is - The large sliding door as well as the floor-to-ceiling window on the left side of the plan will both get blinds - hopefully that will then fitSo terrible is nonsense. It is one of the few usable solutions with the given external conditions. What comes to mind, but now it's already too late anyway: - Distance between couch / TV is very large - The dining table as it is is unrealistic, I think a larger one will come that will then be placed lengthwise - For the two children's rooms, an American wall niche interlocking would have been appropriate, but of course it also works like this. - You urgently need shading (in addition to roller shutters) for the large glass surface on the ground floor in the west. If there is nothing there, you will have a sauna on days like today.