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

That perhaps as well, but in this case probably simply the more calibrated eye for how the ensemble looks after plastering.

Well, like this - see picture. It concerns the two right windows.

What's there to criticize? It fits wonderfully.

What is there to criticize?

"Criticize" would be an exaggeration, but the "mistake" is nevertheless an improvement, and therefore I would not "correct" it: the section of the wall to the left of the window and the window match in width; the window on the upper floor now looks better balanced visually over the ensemble of door and window. You don't necessarily have to kiss me, but you will be grateful if you leave the mistake as it is. One should not exchange a gift from heaven.

Whether the front door is flush on the left or the lower window on the right is less interesting to me in the individual view. Much more interesting is the question of how the neighboring windows mess up the facade view in the panorama for you. Because in the photo, I only see half a single-family house (spontaneously, I wondered where the other half is).

It will really look funny in the row of houses if each house has different window shapes, sizes, colors, and positions (+ [facade color]) and the front door position is also variable.

Much more exciting is the question of how the neighboring windows ruin your façade view in the panorama.

It will remain at that one half - some cynical people even say "at all," but it will be "relative" otherwise too: middle houses are built recessed, only the next neighbors beyond, the so-called different houses, will connect in the alignment.

It will remain just this one half - bitter tongues croak "at all", but "relatively" it will be like that otherwise too: middle houses build set back, in the alignment "connecting" will be the neighbors behind, so other end houses.

It will be just like that - a small detached one that looks like a cut-off piece of cake.

So... tomorrow the remaining gable will be finished and the guest WC window will be relocated. Then on Monday, work on the roof truss should continue.

Meanwhile, Viebrockhaus has started with the slab of its basement and our supposed middle house neighbor apparently has his notary appointment on Thursday.