Building without work plans

very much exaggerated

At least written emotionally; which is made clear in the reports of various users in the thread.

This gives me the opportunity to remind you that the forum is not the place for public disputes, parallel to legal clarification.

So please limit your contributions to developments in the proceedings, provided they are not detrimental to the process or affect the further construction progress.

Thank you very much + Rhenish greetings

This is what is supposed to happen now: I received corrected plans today, and if I give approval for them, the work is to be resumed next Monday. While reviewing the plans, I wonder whether it is necessary for an architect to be able to do calculations or if there is a mistake in my thinking. In the office and in the guest WC, the window elements (together with the roller shutter) are 1500 mm high. As a precaution, I have sent the plans from the window company to the Norddeutsche Planungsgesellschaft.


The raw construction height of the ground floor is 2750 mm. It was my wish that all windows reach up to the ceiling. Then I would calculate like this: 2750 - 1500 = 1250 and come to a sill height of 1250 mm, or 125 cm, respectively. I probably miscalculated somewhere, because the plans state a sill height (RFB) of 1.00 for one window (office) and 1.10 for the other (guest WC). Could someone please help me with this?

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Rhenish greetings

Thanks from me as well!

Today there are positive things to report, how happy that makes me! So that work can continue on Monday, only the plans for the ground floor will be changed initially. The parapet heights need to be adjusted and a door moved slightly. I received a few useful suggestions from Mr. T. and we even had a reasonable phone conversation. If this is to be the beginning of a constructive collaboration, I am open to it. The plans for the attic will then be adjusted after consultation with the heating engineer and the window company.

Thanks from me too!

Do such mistakes happen to you often?

Do you often make such mistakes?

It is at least the second time :-(