milamber
2009-05-17 20:15:03
- #1
hello everyone,
nice forum that I just discovered here.
I plan to move into my own four walls in the next few months and have already started dealing with this topic. However, I have the following problem: I find normal houses boring! I don't want to spend a bunch of money on something that wouldn't really make me happy. For me, only lofts, studios, or ateliers come into question.
My dream idea would be a small hall in which I would build a kind of balcony for the bedroom. The rest would be a completely open living space. It is clear, however, that such a building would not be very energy-efficient and would scream for renovation. In addition, I would like windows in the roof (I am a big plant lover and wouldn't mind a big tree in the middle of the room).
So would it be more sensible to build a house and simply leave out all the interior walls? Of course with an appropriate ceiling height. Would such a house be cheaper? After all, there is a lot of material missing inside.
How realistic is it at all to find such a small hall in Karlsruhe? (only if someone here is familiar with the situation in this city).
nice forum that I just discovered here.
I plan to move into my own four walls in the next few months and have already started dealing with this topic. However, I have the following problem: I find normal houses boring! I don't want to spend a bunch of money on something that wouldn't really make me happy. For me, only lofts, studios, or ateliers come into question.
My dream idea would be a small hall in which I would build a kind of balcony for the bedroom. The rest would be a completely open living space. It is clear, however, that such a building would not be very energy-efficient and would scream for renovation. In addition, I would like windows in the roof (I am a big plant lover and wouldn't mind a big tree in the middle of the room).
So would it be more sensible to build a house and simply leave out all the interior walls? Of course with an appropriate ceiling height. Would such a house be cheaper? After all, there is a lot of material missing inside.
How realistic is it at all to find such a small hall in Karlsruhe? (only if someone here is familiar with the situation in this city).