Building an end terraced house - Which technical requirements should be considered?

2019-03-31 20:43:48

The middle house is almost ready for signing

"Das" (singular) means: only one middle house, i.e. a three-unit block?

Or do we still have to catch or secure something?

The basement owner has to secure those without basements, not the other way around.

Now the basement question has to be clarified: since we don’t want one and the middle house already has one, the cost-neutral solution is to wait with our floor slab until the middle house is finished with the basement, right?

I would consider it most practical that in step 1 he builds his basement, and in step 2 then his neighbors coordinate their floor slabs and he his basement ceiling.

2019-04-01 05:37:42

"Das" (singular) means: only one middle house, that is: three-unit row?

Yep... three-unit row.

We just hope that the neighbors also start early so that we can begin shortly after. However, they will also have a rather quick appointment at Viebrockhaus to discuss the schedule. Then we'll see how things look.

Let's see if our own schedule to move in by August 2020 at the latest can hold.

2019-04-01 09:41:09

The sharpness was not intended. Sorry!

It was only meant to show that the castle in the air built up over many pages of a uniform construction with your preferred main contractor does not work like that, but now a different situation prevails. The middle house builder determines when it starts, determines the construction method, etc. etc. Do you want that? It just sounded a bit different until now.

2019-04-01 09:50:09

So: we never had the desire to build a completely uniform row house. That everyone now wants to build individually, we had almost expected.

The middle builder wants and will probably also want to start directly after the development, as they urgently need more space. Otherwise, he determines nothing further, as he also wants a gable roof like us. Our disadvantage currently is that we have to wait for their basement.

I don't find that so bad at all, since the middle terraced house also has to be built about 2.5 to 3m further back due to the parking spaces, and our house then stands more "free". To the rear towards the garden, the overhanging house then provides privacy. And since our house faces south, the terraced house doesn't block our sunlight either. Unfortunately, it's different with the other terraced house.

2019-04-01 09:53:32

I don't find it that bad at all, since the terraced house also has to be built set back about 2.5 to 3 meters due to the parking spaces, and our house then stands more "free". To the rear, facing the garden, the overhanging house then serves as a privacy screen. And since our house has a southern exposure, the terraced house doesn’t take away any sunlight from us. Unfortunately, it looks different with the other terraced house.

The thread is getting more interesting day by day.

2019-04-01 09:57:49

So: we never wanted to build a completely uniform row. That everyone wants to build individually now, we had almost expected.

The middle builder wants and will probably start directly after the development, as they urgently need more space. Otherwise, he doesn't decide anything else, as he also wants a gable roof like us. Our disadvantage currently is that we have to wait for their basement.

I don't find that so bad at all, since the middle terraced house also has to be built about 2.5 to 3m further back due to the parking spaces, and our house then stands more "free". To the back towards the garden, the protruding house then serves as a privacy screen. And since our house has a south-facing location, the terraced house does not take any sun away from us. Unfortunately, it looks different for the other terraced house.

If you have a complete drawing sometime, then just show it here. That of course helps to improve your design, if there is one.

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